# Everyone Has a Demon Within

by Dave Martin
March 3, 1997

1 Banish
1 Eunuch Underling
3 Evil Twin
5 Sinister Priest
4 The Demon Within
2 Thing with 1000 Tongues
4 Tortured Memories
5 DNA Mage
2 Expendable Unit
1 Genghis X
1 Homo Omega
4 Monster Hunter
1 Napalm Sunrise
1 Neutron Bomb
1 Nirmal Yadav
1 Sergeant Blightman
1 Test Subjects
4 Vivisector
1 Field of Tentacles
1 Fox Pass
4 Inner Sanctum
1 Kinoshita House
1 Memory Reprocessing
1 Monkey House
4 Pocket Demon
2 Scroll of Incantation
2 Wall of a Thousand Eyes
2 Whirlpool of Blood
= 61 cards

## Stats:

BY TYPE
29 Characters
16 Events
12 Feng Shui Sites
4 States
BY COST
6 0 cost
14 1 cost
15 2 cost
8 3 cost
2 4 cost
1 5 cost
3 6 cost
12 variable cost
2.02 average cost (excluding variable)
BY FIGHTING
15 1 fighting
1 2 fighting
4 3 fighting
1 7 fighting
1 8 fighting
3 9 fighting
1 10 fighting
3.12 average fighting (by character)
1.33 average fighting (by card)
BY FOUNDATION
6 Eaters of Lotus
6 Flesh Architects
PERCENTAGES
20% Base resource
20% Feng Shui
18% Magic
23% Tech
BY SET
47 Limited
11 Netherworld
3 Flashpoint
BY RARITY
11 Very Common
26 Common
12 Uncommon
12 Rare
BY FACTION
20 Eaters of Lotus
22 Flesh Architects
19 Neutral

## Notes:

This is the deck that won Flashpoint Finchley 7. It is an interesting throwback to the early days of Shadowfist - its key combos are all from the Limited Edition - Demon Within/Monster Hunter/Tortured Memories to snatch characters and Vivisector/Thing with 1000 Tongues to sacrifice them.
Dave is new to the Finchley tournaments and so has not been infected with the "big decks" meme - this deck continues the new trend of victories for small decks. The size of the deck probably helped him win the 2-player final against the undefeated triple winner, Andrew Trickett, whose Comrades of Carnage deck had about twice as many cards.
Dave is an experienced player and first came to fame as the winner of the Card Wars 96 tournament. This deck shows off his deck-design skills but his greatest asset is his amiable personality - he's the sort of player that you don't mind losing to. He works as a schoolmaster, hence his subtitle - Jovial Master.

Last modified: January 16, 1998.
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