Thanks these are all great suggestions. I’d probably go 3/4 on FUTURE YOU SEE and I don’t really want to give Obi more HP but everything else I’ll probably do.

While the description says it’s a strong deck, I’m worried it’s *too* strong: it’s Vader’s HP with a green deck, effectively two Bowcasters, a perfect block with huge potential heal, and better mobility than Jango.

It’s also got a few issues: Luke needs Obi to power up, but Obi’s *very* squishy; Obi has only two “attacks”; and some Luke cards are game-slowing.

Four suggestions:

1. Give Luke 18 HP and Obi 7 HP.

Total HP stays the same. Luke still has more than vanilla Luke, but 20 HP stays Vader’s thing. Obi’s harder to gimp with direct damage but only has the 7 HP of vanilla Greedo, not the 10 of “standard” personality minors like Padme or Zam.

2. Make all “Jedi Training” and “Use The Force” modifiers +1.
(Ex: +1 for each JT in discard, +1 for each UtF in discard, +1 if Obi is alive.)

This makes Luke’s offense closer to what you’d expect from a green deck. He can still throw out no-penalty A9s and A10s, which is better than vanilla Anakin’s Anger and about equal to vanilla Luke’s Justice despite those both being red decks who can’t tank as well.
This also helps game flow by simplifying things. Some players forget what modifiers are +2 vs. +1.

3. Change “The Future You See”: “Draw 2 cards. Look at the top 2 cards of another player’s draw pile and put them back in the same order. If Obi-Wan Force Spirit is alive, draw 3 and look at 3 instead.”
(Long description, I know.)

“The Future You See” takes a while in 3-4 player games while Luke looks through everybody’s decks. Thematically he should have *some* future-seeing, but maybe not *that* good. Gameplay-wise, restricting it to one player makes its use more strategic.

4. Swap 1 “Always In Motion” for 1 “A Certain Point of View” for three ACPOVs total.

AiM is better movement than many decks get. With *two,* Luke moves better than Jango, which doesn’t seem right. I like it as a reference to Luke doing front-flips with Yoda on his back, though.
This tweak frees up a card to give Obi one more “attack”. A personality minor with 4 specials breaks standard deck design, but Obi already does with his 0-attack basic combat cards.
Ghost Obi’s a brilliant concept: he can’t hurt you, but he can still penalize you for not blocking. The problem is once both ACPOVs are used, you can ignore him the rest of the game, making “I Cannot Interfere” useless. A third ACPOV makes it a coin flip Obi can “hurt” you during a round of attacks, making Obi more useful in combat.

The deck will mostly play the same, just drop to Tier 2 somewhere. I think that fits: *could* ESB Luke and Yoda have beaten Vader on Bespin, working together? I’m not sure.

As it stands, this is a great deck. Thanks for sharing it!

Yes. Even still I think this deck might play really strong. They’re awfully tough to bring down so offense has to be compromised.