Tony protec but he also attac but he also gets his money bac

This deck was designed for a standalone mission. Bonus: it's taboo compliant.

If solo, replace "Let me handle this!" and "You handle this one!" by Scene of the Crime and Tennessee Sour Mash (though Tony isn't great in solo).

The deck focuses on recursing Lupara, or the four other guns if necessary. Joey "The Rat" Vigil enables them to be played fast, reducing their cost by one if you expect discarding them. A single Tony's .38 Long Colt can be played as vanilla, as it may improve your economy and giving you a way to fight efficiently. Keep your Well-Maintained and Lupara for the big fights. With two well-maintained, you can have five shoots in a single turn with Bounty and Leo, as you can force discard it with Joey "The Rat" Vigil, for 9 and 3 damage per shot, to a maximum of 16 damages with Delilah O'Rourke's ping. If something is still alive after that burst, your allies should be able to clear it easily.

The deck should be really consistent, with the number of draw cards (Glory, Easy Mark, Decorated Skull), a big tutor for your weapons or your main source of economy(Decorated Skull). The worst case is if Joey "The Rat" Vigil hides at the bottom of your deck.

Once your economy is online, you should be able to get between four and five ressources a turn, through the bounties, your events, and Joey "The Rat" Vigil's discards, and between two and three cards drawn, without including your actions in the equation that may serve for this purpose. Your action economy is rather insane, up to six actions per turn (with haste, leo and bounties), so even if you are rather unlucky with the tokens, you should be always productive.

You don't have a lot of ways to gather clues, but you may not be totally useless in the turns without fights, with the two Flashlight, your 4 (with Geas) and the two Evidence!.

The huge number of assets should give you reliable openings. A third of your deck is okay to be drawn.

Priority muligan: Joey "The Rat" Vigil > Decorated Skull> Backpack > Geas > Lone Wolf > Leo De Luca > Delilah O'Rourke >Haste

If you get Easy Mark x2, you can keep them (x3 also of course).

If you get two copies of Tony's .38 Long Colt, you may consider to keep them both if you don't have Dendromorphosis as a basic weakness. Otherwise, mulligan at least one. You don't need to have both copies in play, and you'd rather keep one of your hands free for a flashlight or a Colt Vest Pocket. Your precious well-maintened should better not be wasted on the Colt.

You don't have a way in your cardpool to mitigate some nasty weakness that may force you to discard either Lupara or Joey "The Rat" Vigil, beside "You handle this one!". The single copy is there as a security net.

Accordingly, "Let me handle this!" should be only used on ennemies who spawn on your mates.

Beside the opening, the deck really plays itself and you should not have any problems to pilot it correctly.