# John Woo Family Values

Designed by Tun Kai Poh.

## Feng Shui Sites

4 Family Restaurants - Family theme
2 Family Homes - Family theme
2 Stone Gardens
1 Cave Network
1 Festival Circle
1 Mountain Retreat
1 Wall of a Thousand Eyes

## Sites

1 Family Estate - Family theme
1 House on the Hill - John Woo theme; this one from "The Killer"

## Foundation Characters

3 Friends of the Dragon
4 Everyday Heroes
4 Pledged - John Woo theme; these are gun-toting thugs
2 Liquidators - Ditto; they have more guns, which is also cool

## States

4 Securities - To protect those fragile sites; great on Restaurants
2 Really Big Guns - John Woo theme
1 Heroic Conversion - Ditto, sorta
1 Bag Full Of Guns - John Woo theme; "The Killer"

## Events

2 Operation Killdeer - This deck DOES have Ascended...
2 Bite of the Jellyfish- I hate players who burn for Power...
1 Assassins in Love - John Woo theme
1 Thunder on Thunder - Dramatic thunder is cool
1 Golden Comeback - For heavy hitters
1 Faked Death - For a smaller character
1 Array of Stunts - John Woo bullet ballet, anybody?

## Other Characters

2 Bronze Sentinels - Resilience characters
1 Chinese Doctor - Since my Sacred Heart Hospital is in another deck...
1 Righteous One - Stops heavy hitters
1 Muckraking Journalist- Ditto
1 Swiss Banker - Would fit into a John Woo film just fine
2 Triumvirate Dealmaker- Ditto in spades
1 Soul of the Shark - Ditto again
1 Maverick Cop - Wish there was a variant art version with Danny Lee
1 Blade Freak - Because he's cool
1 Johnny Tso - John Woo Theme; looks like Mad Dog ("Hard-Boiled")
1 Oscar Balbuena - Karate Cops are cool
1 Redeemed Assassin - "The Killer"
2 Dark Travellers - Hey, there were butt-kicking taxi drivers in "A Better Tomorrow"...

## Notes

This deck was built out of leftover cards, so it could be a lot better. I just whipped it up in half an hour, and made a few changes (like adding in Bronze Sentinels) to give it a decent chance in multiplayer. If I were to remake it, I'd put in more Dragon cards, like Last Outpost, and get more decent sites, especially city-based sites. I'm waiting to get Flashpoint and see if I can redo this deck from bottom up. Until then, JWFV stands as it is, and does remarkably well in multiplayer. It shines when some fool tries to burn for Power...

Keep in mind; this isn't a cutthroat deck, it's just a theme deck.