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This is a mono-blue deck. It uses cheap upgrades. It is very vulnerable to Imperial Inspection, so don't ever play against anyone who has a red character in their deck. Ever. If you do come up against someone with red in their deck, kill them. That means you get a bye because your opponent died. I'm fairly certain that is how the system works.
With this deck you want a lot of cards in your hand in order to utilize both Quinlan Vos - Dark Disciple and Count Dooku - Devious Strategist's abilities, so Emperor's Favor, Boundless Ambition and Temptation are all great to have at your disposal. The deck isn't played terribly aggro, more focusing on rolling out only after your opponent has rolled in at least one character, in hopes of fully utilizing Dark Presence with our character dice (each of which have a discard side) as well as Interrogation Droid (who is half discard sides). We want them to have no cards and us to have all of the cards. Get an Ancient Lightsaber and a Shoto Lightsaber onto each of our characters, then a Temptation or Vibroknife in the third slot on each of them. Force Illusion only when necessary on Quinlan, as Dooku's ability lets him turtle damn near infinitely. It hurts the whole keeping cards in our hand thing, but if it is necessary to our survival you better believe we'll discard a card.
This deck is all about your opponent having no cards, us having all the cards, keeping healed up using Rejuvenate, Ancient Lightsaber and Lightsaber Pulling the Ancient Lightsaber back to us whenever necessary. Clash and Lightsaber Throw for burst damage. Doubt, Isolation and Dark Presence for dice removal. Rend to get rid of Fast Hands or Force Speed so our opponent doesn't get any extra actions before we're able to remove their dice.
Pretty straight forward. Cheap cost upgrades, solid dice removal (unless they Rend away both Dark Presence, so it may behoove you to hold off on playing that until you see them toss a Rend to reroll or something. Probably room for improvement. I am more than happy to hear any constructive criticism.