Fix These 10 Rules Mistakes To Win More Games - Marvel Champions 

Ya that is definitely something I could have included in the video! Hopefully people see your comment!

I'm thinking about doing a follow up video!

yup!

Ya that is an interesting interaction!

Glad it helped! The overkill situation was surprisingly tricky! And all those cards were from core box!

thanks shane! I've found that most of my rules mistakes to this day i'm still making things harder on myself.

Ya I thought about talking about boost and whatnot. I used to do the when revealed effect as well as the boost effect when I first started playing. I got all the way to Thanos in the Mad Titan's Shadow campaign doing that but got stuck because it turns out he is way too hard when you play it like that lol

@@DaringLime haha whattt both boost and when revealed haha. thats like expert mode then

@@jfducusin7186 ya it was awful. I wwas thinking to myself "When Revealed:" well i just flipped the card from face down to face up so I revealed it lol

@@DaringLime the one that confused me before is when revealed of setup cards Technically put into play and when revealed

@@jfducusin7186 ya i used to do that too. I think there is enough here to make a second video in this format

Thank you!

I'm glad one helped! I kept it more simple for this video and specifically aimed at rules that help you, but I was thinking about making something similar just about rules in general. Like an updated vlog of all the stuff I mess up lol

Thank you!

Thanks! Nice to hear coming from the rules master themself!

Thanks for the sub! I'll make more videos in the future!

That’s a good idea. I’ll do that tomorrow

I can see both sides. So d20's stance is that you did not attack an enemy that had retaliate, meaning it would never trigger. But from the standpoint of retaliate is a response that occurs after the attack, then it would trigger. I personally would lean toward he does get retaliate. Thematically it makes sense to me, because Thanos was just toying with you on stage 1, then on stage 2 he decides to take you seriously and puts on his helmet, and then damages you. As a content creator if I played it I feel like I should stay on the safe side and just give him retaliate. But also I don't think it really matters and if someone doesn't want to do the retaliate because it doesn't make sense to take retaliate damage when you didn't attack an enemy that had retaliate that totally makes sense to me as well. I think we just need to see what ffg says. Another interesting question would be, if thanos has his helmet attached stage 1 and you attack and defeat him, he is defeated, so you don't take retaliate, then stage 2 comes out and searches helmet, do you still take retaliate? lol. It is convoluted.

The scheme definitely stays out. I don't know why I said that tbh. I think I was just in between setting up scenes.

I was able to cut that bit out on the back end. Thank you for pointing it out. Also @JDS8515 thank you, I didn't realize I had said that when I made the video.