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	* Dormammu: Leader of Dark Dimension Affiliation. He is extremely powerful, only Thanos being able to compare to his stats. Fitting that he is a demon sorcerer intent on conquering our universe, he cannot be splashed into other Affiliations as any squad he is included in becomes affiliated with the Dark Dimension. As a result, a squad must be built around him. His Leadership ability causes characters on the squad to generate more power during the Power Phase, so he benefits most from spamming a list of cheap characters, giving that true bad guy feel as Dormammu relies on ~~swear~~ numbers		* Dormammu: Leader of Dark Dimension Affiliation. He is extremely powerful, only Thanos being able to compare to his stats. Fitting that he is a demon sorcerer intent on conquering our universe, he cannot be splashed into other Affiliations as any squad he is included in becomes affiliated with the Dark Dimension. As a result, a squad must be built around him. His Leadership ability causes characters on the squad to generate more power during the Power Phase, so he benefits most from spamming a list of cheap characters, giving that true bad guy feel as Dormammu relies on sheer numbers

	== Affiliations ==		== Affiliations ==

2600:8805:D214:9600:A18D:CD91:C6CF:A11D at 01:30, 5 June 2023

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	* Dormammu: Leader of Dark Dimension Affiliation.		* Dormammu: Leader of Dark Dimension Affiliation. He is extremely powerful, only Thanos being able to compare to his stats. Fitting that he is a demon sorcerer intent on conquering our universe, he cannot be splashed into other Affiliations as any squad he is included in becomes affiliated with the Dark Dimension. As a result, a squad must be built around him. His Leadership ability causes characters on the squad to generate more power during the Power Phase, so he benefits most from spamming a list of cheap characters, giving that true bad guy feel as Dormammu relies on swear numbers

	== Affiliations ==		== Affiliations ==

2001:8003:E9E1:401:4D8E:8F9B:9823:7C49: /* 3 Threat */

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3 Threat

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	* Hawkeye/Clint Barton: He seems basic, and to be honest, he is. A good move, a counter attack, he is long range character with a 5 range attack. Why this is good? Well, his basic attack may not cause a lot of damage, but he can inflict a variety of conditions of your choice on enemies including the rare Shock, which removes one die from an opponent attacks. Keep him close to an objective and he should be fine.		* Hawkeye/Clint Barton: He seems basic, and to be honest, he is. A good move, a counter attack, he is long range character with a 5 range attack. Why this is good? Well, his basic attack may not cause a lot of damage, but he can inflict a variety of conditions of your choice on enemies including the rare Shock, which removes one die from an opponent attacks. Keep him close to an objective and he should be fine.

	* Hood/Parker Robbins:		* Hood/Parker Robbins: A unique addition to criminal syndicate teams, as a 3 threat he's outshone by others, his basic form is serviceable, his builder is standard fare rapid fire with 4 dice with it being uniquely mystical, of which I am unaware of others. Hood's hood buffs him against mystical attacks and his spender has also being mystical is solid. Where he shines truly is the ability to switch whenever he suffers damage between nisanti and standard forms, nisanti is stripped of the mystical defense but becomes more offensive physically and more mobile thanks to gaining charge. All in all provides unique damage drops.

	* Iron Fist/Daniel Rand: Excelent 3 threat. A bit fragile, even with him being a Master of Martial Arts which should protect him. He can hit enemies far away enough with his kick, and strike them even further with his attacks. What truly makes him shine? His iconic Iron Fist. Not only does he applies Stagger if the character has been activated, but he ALSO can turn non-activated characters into activated characters, taking away their action. This can save your life and stop opponents from using pieces that are too strong and you wasn't able to kill, or you can keep them from ever reaching and stealing objectives. Its by itself one of the STRONGEST abilities of 3 threat characters.		* Iron Fist/Daniel Rand: Excelent 3 threat. A bit fragile, even with him being a Master of Martial Arts which should protect him. He can hit enemies far away enough with his kick, and strike them even further with his attacks. What truly makes him shine? His iconic Iron Fist. Not only does he applies Stagger if the character has been activated, but he ALSO can turn non-activated characters into activated characters, taking away their action. This can save your life and stop opponents from using pieces that are too strong and you wasn't able to kill, or you can keep them from ever reaching and stealing objectives. Its by itself one of the STRONGEST abilities of 3 threat characters.
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	* Storm/Ororo Munroe: Uncanny X-Men Leader.		* Storm/Ororo Munroe: Uncanny X-Men Leader.

	* Taskmaster/Antony Master:		* Taskmaster/Antony Master: solid Statline for a 3 cost, with 3 defense in all types and 6 health, Taskmaster isn't a slouch defensively, factoring in the bonuses when being hit within a certain range. Offensively he is entirely physical, mixing mid and close range attacks, zemos sword strike and caps shield throw (bounce included on wilds). If he's attacked twice in a row by the same enemy he gets a bonus defensively. His rogue agent ability is why you take him, he's the perfect seat filler, counting towards any affiliation when squad building.

	* Valkyrie/Brunhilde: One of the other 3 threat characters. She has been nerfed, but she still has enough offensive power to stay well. What made her such a reckoning force was besides her charge, and her good throw, was her Dragon Fang attack which now requires a Wild and a Crit to go off, which before she was quite constant in her number of attacks. Her throw also became more expensive, so she doesn't remove enemies from objectives and forcing dodges the same way. Still a decent piece, but not as strong to me unremoved.		* Valkyrie/Brunhilde: One of the other 3 threat characters. She has been nerfed, but she still has enough offensive power to stay well. What made her such a reckoning force was besides her charge, and her good throw, was her Dragon Fang attack which now requires a Wild and a Crit to go off, which before she was quite constant in her number of attacks. Her throw also became more expensive, so she doesn't remove enemies from objectives and forcing dodges the same way. Still a decent piece, but not as strong to me unremoved.

193.104.166.254: /* 2 Threat */

2022-09-30T10:03:02Z

2 Threat

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	*Black Widow/Natasha Romanova: The 2 pointer from the Core Box, Nat is mildly useful for her 2 cost. Large movement is excellent for her, as it allows her to grab extracts and get the hell away with her move. More over, with some proper preparation, she can stay in stealth (enemies can only target her at Distance 3). She is nothing exceptional, but she can be used for some objective hunting. More over, she can be used in good teams, specially Captain America (Sam Wilson) who loves cheaper and smaller characters.		*Black Widow/Natasha Romanova: The 2 pointer from the Core Box, Nat is mildly useful for her 2 cost. Large movement is excellent for her, as it allows her to grab extracts and get the hell away with her move. More over, with some proper preparation, she can stay in stealth (enemies can only target her at Distance 3). She is nothing exceptional, but she can be used for some objective hunting. More over, she can be used in good teams, specially Captain America (Sam Wilson) who loves cheaper and smaller characters.

	*Bob, Agent of Hydra: Coming from the Deadpool box, Bob holds objectives in the back. His main point is using his big cannon to shoot people. He starts with a Loaded Token to then hit whatever you want at distance 4 and cause a LOT of damage. But you also blow yourself when you do it, so you have at best two chances to use this attack. Due to his BUT HOW?! he does have a bit more of resilience, as he doesn't flip automatically flip when attacked in his injured side if he hasn't activated.		*Bob, Agent of Hydra: Coming from the Deadpool box, Bob holds objectives in the back. His main point is using his big cannon to shoot people. He starts with a Loaded Token to then hit whatever you want at distance 4 and cause a LOT of damage. But you also blow yourself when you do it, so you have at best two chances to use this attack. Due to his BUT HOW?! he does have a bit more of resilience, as he doesn't flip automatically flip when attacked in his injured side if he hasn't activated. Also he is one of funniest characters in the game :).

	*Bullseye/Benjamin Pointdexter: "BULLSEYE!" Having received a decent update for his character, Bullseye he is good for holding objectives, can often use his two actions per turn as he has Hit and Run to shoot and move and has a 4 range for his attacks. What he serves is generally is a good finisher (causing minimal 1 damage), getting a bit of bleed on opponents, and being a nuisance. In a team like Criminal Syndicate he shines, as he is a cheap healthy body to hold objectives, adding another body that count as two.		*Bullseye/Benjamin Pointdexter: "BULLSEYE!" Having received a decent update for his character, Bullseye he is good for holding objectives, can often use his two actions per turn as he has Hit and Run to shoot and move and has a 4 range for his attacks. What he serves is generally is a good finisher (causing minimal 1 damage), getting a bit of bleed on opponents, and being a nuisance. In a team like Criminal Syndicate he shines, as he is a cheap healthy body to hold objectives, adding another body that count as two.
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	*Rocket Racoon: Listen, its a trash panda with a giant gun so you can tell its going to be a glass cannon. He is super fragile with 3 health, and 2 phyisical and energy defense but staying close to Groot can keep him alive, as the rabbit will use the big tree to protect himself. He is immune to collisions and ALWAYS get Cover (he is tiniest character of the game, discounting Ant-Man and Wasp when transformed). What makes him offensively powerful then? First, his main attack is a 5 range 5 damage shot. That alone is pretty good at keeping damage pumping (specially in certain crisis deployments), the rat spender is also pretty decent for an area attack with 7 dice and 1 damage with a pull. Its his Tactic - Deadly Duo, which he uses with Groot, where the fox SHOOT THREE MORE TIMES with his basic attack in different targets. Thats a LOT of firepower in one turn.		*Rocket Racoon: Listen, its a trash panda with a giant gun so you can tell its going to be a glass cannon. He is super fragile with 3 health, and 2 phyisical and energy defense but staying close to Groot can keep him alive, as the rabbit will use the big tree to protect himself. He is immune to collisions and ALWAYS get Cover (he is tiniest character of the game, discounting Ant-Man and Wasp when transformed). What makes him offensively powerful then? First, his main attack is a 5 range 5 damage shot. That alone is pretty good at keeping damage pumping (specially in certain crisis deployments), the rat spender is also pretty decent for an area attack with 7 dice and 1 damage with a pull. Its his Tactic - Deadly Duo, which he uses with Groot, where the fox SHOOT THREE MORE TIMES with his basic attack in different targets. Thats a LOT of firepower in one turn.

	*Toad/Mortimer Toynbee: You know what happens to frogs when they are hit by lightning? Same as everything else. Toad is ABSURDLY good for crisis play, first because of his innate power where he can interact with objectives at range 2. That alone gives him more space for good positioning. He can also pick up allied characters objective tokens, which allows him then to get the hell out, which he can do with his Medium movement and a Hop that positions him 2 range. Not only that, when attacked he can slip away from enemies, so he is really good at mobility and getting the hell out with objectives. With proper positioning and energy control, Toad can move, capture an objective at 2, move again, and use his hop to stay very far away from his enemies while holding an objective. Purple Herb is an awesome Crisis for him. Get a character to reach the Herb position, pick it up, move and then prepare Toad to take it from an ally, hop and move. You might be able to finish the crisis in two turns.		*Toad/Mortimer Toynbee: You know what happens to frogs when they are hit by lightning? Same as everything else. Toad is ABSURDLY good for crisis play, first because of his innate power where he can interact with objectives at range 2. That alone gives him more space for good positioning. He can also pick up allied characters objective tokens, which allows him then to get the hell out, which he can do with his Medium movement and a Hop that positions him 2 range. Not only that, when attacked he can slip away from enemies (if he survives), so he is really good at mobility and getting the hell out with objectives. With proper positioning and energy control, Toad can move, capture an objective at 2, move again, and use his hop to stay very far away from his enemies while holding an objective. Purple Herb is an awesome Crisis for him (was banned). Get a character to reach the Herb position, pick it up, move and then prepare Toad to take it from an ally, hop and move. You might be able to finish the crisis in two turns.

	*Wong: Cheapest mage of the game. He is a support piece, but thats it. Don't expect much from him beside that, he will not defend well, survive much or anything. What he will do is heal his allies or pass power to them, but don't count on him holding objectives for long.		*Wong: Cheapest mage of the game. He is a support piece, but thats it. Don't expect much from him beside that, he will not defend well, survive much or anything. What he will do is heal his allies or pass power to them, but don't count on him holding objectives for long.

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2021-12-29T20:36:38Z

Affiliations

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	* They can use their tactics cards quite well too, as A-Force assemble is about spending power to add die to protect yourself. Stalwart Determination is also good to making sure your character will STAY and not get moved or throw this turn, so securing objectives.		* They can use their tactics cards quite well too, as A-Force assemble is about spending power to add die to protect yourself. Stalwart Determination is also good to making sure your character will STAY and not get moved or throw this turn, so securing objectives.
	* Special Delivery is about a character with Flight (like Crystal or Captain Marvel) that can take She-Hulk with her to position her better and then even make her basic attack to one enemy.		* Special Delivery is about a character with Flight (like Crystal or Captain Marvel) that can take She-Hulk with her to position her better and then even make her basic attack to one enemy.


			=== Avengers ===

			Avengers is the biggest team with more than 25 characters being able to join the team. This gives them just as much space to choose and build their team around the affiliation. More over, the team has THREE Leadership abilities, with both Captain Americas (Rogers and Wilson) and Hulkbuster Iron Man.

			Team Leaders:

			* Captain America/Steve Rogers: The First Avenger is a 4 point character that comes from the starter box. He has high defense physical and energy, he has 11 health total. You can tell he is not a big offensive piece, as his attacks even his spender are small strenght attacks. His Vibranium shield can add 2 dice to his physical and energy defense, which compliments well for him having Bodyguard. He is a big resistant piece that can stay in the middle of objectives and throw enemies around with a small spender. When injured he is even MORE defensive, as he shares Black Panther healthy ability of adding blanks do his defensive die thats not considering his +2 dice to defense.
			** He has three cards where he can combo with other characters. First is a ricochet blast that is target from Captain America and is shot by Iron Man. The other is Thor doing his Thunderwave. And the last is Captain America (both) going to the ends of the line with Winter Soldier where they become unmovable and COMBINE their defenses, making both Caps and Winter Soldier absolutely monsters in the field.
			Affilitation power: A Day Unlike Any Other - Each turn you may reduce the power cost of the first superpower used by each ally by 1, to a minimum of 1.
			* Now this is the Core Box ability. To get the most out of it, the ability can be used in any turn, be it yours or your opponent. So having characters that have more reactive superpowers (for instance, Vision can change his phase during an opponent attack, while in his turn he can use calculated trajectory to throw something). Cheapening any first ability is also useful for characters with expensive powers, like Captain Marvel who herself is not bad, but depends on her Binary Form to reach her proper potential.
			* Cards wise, they are prety basic. Power for damage to hulk, which is expensive and not really worthy for a character that has better ways of getting power. Second Wind for a small heal and Stun removal. And the one that you will most likely have in your hand, Avengers Assemble that allows your team to reposition a small movement.

			* Captain America/ Sam Wilson: 10 health total, but Sam has a Large movement that is incredible useful for himself. He is not as defensive as Steve (no I can do this all day), but his basic attack is the Shield Throw that can also push enemies away, making a decent way to securing objectives. He can throw enemies size 3, which is another way to displace enemies from the objective (and forcing enemies to take dodge tests). You can tell he is the more agressive of the the two Caps by his charge, which allows him to move and hit, which with his long range he can essentially reposition himself very well. He can also lift a few of his allies with his power.
			** As piece, Sam works extremely well for removing enemies from objectives whenever they are. He is not the one likely to kill them, but he will be the one that will help his allies to keep the enemy at bay.
			Affilitation power: All New, All Different - When this character or an allied character is Dazed or KO'd , choose another non-dazed allied character. The chosen character remove 1 wound, removes one special condition, and may advance small. A character can only be affected by this ability only once per round.
			* Now this ability is what triggers the Sam Spam. While Captain America (Steve Rogers) is all about heroes who benefit from having powers active or reactive lowered, Sam is all about that wide net. He wants as many people in his team, so he can reposition his team when people fall. It's important to remember again that this game is all about action economy. When you lose a character, you techinically loses 2 activations if the character wasn't activated, or he is KO'd. Sam contributes so that losses don't ever go under one activation. Sometimes, if the opponent dazes an enemy that was activate you technically get plus one activation besides what he has.
			* The Avengers are perfect for this because they have a BIG number for the affiliation and lots of decent 3 pointers that can hit well enough. Ant-Man and Luke Cage for instance.

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	** She Hulk has a fun tactic card with her cousin - Agents of Smash where both spend 3 power to throw a Size 5 building at someone. Which means you can throw Doctor Strange mansion at people for the laughs.		** She Hulk has a fun tactic card with her cousin - Agents of Smash where both spend 3 power to throw a Size 5 building at someone. Which means you can throw Doctor Strange mansion at people for the laughs.
	Affilitation power: Defenders of Arcadia - When an allied character is damaged by an enemy effect, another allied character may gain 1 power. A character can earn power once this way per turn.		Affilitation power: Defenders of Arcadia - When an allied character is damaged by an enemy effect, another allied character may gain 1 power. A character can earn power once this way per turn.
	** A-Force ~~can play~~ to get a LOT of energy. Pay attention to "turn" in the description, that means essentially at each activation an A-Force member can get power. If your opponent attacks one of your characters twice, two different characters can earn one power. A character that is activating suffers damage from an enemy power (like Counter attack), you can choose an ally to get power. This means that getting Power with this team is quite easy enough, and some characters can benefit a lot from it.		* A-Force playstile is to get a LOT of energy. Pay attention to "turn" in the description, that means essentially at each activation an A-Force member can get power. If your opponent attacks one of your characters twice, two different characters can earn one power. A character that is activating suffers damage from an enemy power (like Counter attack), you can choose an ally to get power. This means that getting Power with this team is quite easy enough, and some characters can benefit a lot from it.
			* Certain members of A-Force who are often starved for power, like the X-men, or Captain Marvel, all benefit a lot and work well in this team because of it. After Valkyrie Nerf, she can still be a good piece with A-Force feeding her power to hit hard.
			* They can use their tactics cards quite well too, as A-Force assemble is about spending power to add die to protect yourself. Stalwart Determination is also good to making sure your character will STAY and not get moved or throw this turn, so securing objectives.
			* Special Delivery is about a character with Flight (like Crystal or Captain Marvel) that can take She-Hulk with her to position her better and then even make her basic attack to one enemy.

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	* She-Hulk/Jennifer Walters: She Hulk is 6 point piece, making her quite expensive, same as her cousin. She however has 20 health, making her really hard to drop quickly (it still is possible with her 3 defense, but its more unlikely). She can defend people with her bodyguard ability, which is a decent use of her 20 health. She also gets 2 power in the power phase, and after an attack she can move small allowing her to reach enemies a bit quicker. She can also throw people and terrain size 4, so go nuts throwing small building at people. Her spender has a possibility to Stagger enemies, which needs the character to get Slow and Stun, which are not that hard to apply with other teammates, so She-Hulk can stagger enemies herself.		* She-Hulk/Jennifer Walters: She Hulk is 6 point piece, making her quite expensive, same as her cousin. She however has 20 health, making her really hard to drop quickly (it still is possible with her 3 defense, but its more unlikely). She can defend people with her bodyguard ability, which is a decent use of her 20 health. She also gets 2 power in the power phase, and after an attack she can move small allowing her to reach enemies a bit quicker. She can also throw people and terrain size 4, so go nuts throwing small building at people. Her spender has a possibility to Stagger enemies, which needs the character to get Slow and Stun, which are not that hard to apply with other teammates, so She-Hulk can stagger enemies herself.
	** She Hulk has a fun tactic card with her cousin - Agents of Smash where both spend 3 power to throw a Size 5 building at someone. Which means you can throw Doctor Strange mansion at people for the laughs.		** She Hulk has a fun tactic card with her cousin - Agents of Smash where both spend 3 power to throw a Size 5 building at someone. Which means you can throw Doctor Strange mansion at people for the laughs.
	- Affilitation power: Defenders of Arcadia - When an allied character is damaged by an enemy effect, another allied character may gain 1 power. A character can earn power once this way per turn.		Affilitation power: Defenders of Arcadia - When an allied character is damaged by an enemy effect, another allied character may gain 1 power. A character can earn power once this way per turn.
	** A-Force can play to get a LOT of energy. Pay attention to "turn" in the description, that means essentially at each activation an A-Force member can get power. If your opponent attacks one of your characters twice, two different characters can earn one power. A character that is activating suffers damage from an enemy power (like Counter attack), you can choose an ally to get power. This means that getting Power with this team is quite easy enough, and some characters can benefit a lot from it.		** A-Force can play to get a LOT of energy. Pay attention to "turn" in the description, that means essentially at each activation an A-Force member can get power. If your opponent attacks one of your characters twice, two different characters can earn one power. A character that is activating suffers damage from an enemy power (like Counter attack), you can choose an ally to get power. This means that getting Power with this team is quite easy enough, and some characters can benefit a lot from it.

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 * Winter Soldier/Bucky Barnes: Much better with his update, he is a Long range fighter, with his basic attack being a 5 range, and easily getting a rapide fire shot. He can reposition himself with Hydra Tactics. He can spend 3 power to attack again after an ally gets dazed or ko, which is easy for him to hit with long range attack. His one big problem is his SPETZNAZ training, which for some reason can only work at 1 range which is a super awkward distance to use anything considering his spender and close combat attack is 2 range (yeah, what?)
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