Marvel Champions LCG - The Rise of Red Skull Campaign #1, Part 1 

He seems to run out of arrows fairly often in the earth's mightiest heroes cartoon. But like you said he doesn't always shoot his arrows sometimes he uses them in close combat or he just hits people with the bow

It's so great when that hero comes along that you're just amped for. Best feeling!

You got it man. Teamwork can do work. I really think there is value to be explored with "enraged" paired with teamwork. Weeing as how the greatest cost with enraged is the extra consequential damage, now with teamwork you hit for +2 and you block 2 damage taken. I think there is a game plan here!

What a huge win! We'll be here every Monday if she needs more convincing!

This is so helpful.

Thank you Jeremy!! I almost got mad as Steve went to town on white chocolate. I'm Belgian, so I'm kind of cheating on our knowledge.

We've got it on the long list of possible CCGs. It looks really interesting.

Absolutely!

Yeah I wonder...

Yep. They both have different subtitles, so it’s permitted (under the rules for Unique in the rules reference).

You never know, some day we might just have a store in your neck of the woods!

We actually ended up doing this in Part 2. Mainly agree - but standing a hero by exhausting an Ally can be game-changing, particularly for heroes like Thor and Hawkeye.

Thanks for letting us know, Ben! We'll keep tweaking the audio to get it there.

It's absolutely lifeless. A husk of sweetener with its soul missing!

@@teamcovenant it doesn't matter if it tastes good! 😆

It does not.

There’s a bit in the Red Skull rulebook about what to do if you’re playing Black Widow against Taskmaster. I can’t remember exactly but I think he’s not revealed, but it’s definitely something that is addressed in the book. As for it being confusing: it’s not that confusing. If a unique card is already in play, another unique card that shares that name can’t be played. (So no Peter Parker as a hero and Peter Parker as an ally). It’s nice to see Hulk or Iron Man show up to help if you’re not using those heroes. I’m glad they have minion versions of heroes. And it encourages deck building too: swap out those cards from your deck if your playing with one of the heroes you have as a minion.

@@marks6928 It's not the fact that some heroes also are allys, I think that fine.. Just look at Hawkeye. I think that's awesome since you actually have to think about this when building your deck. It's that these hero mandatory allies become dead cards, if someone plays that Hero.. Sure the mandatory hero card can be used as a wild (from what I've seen so far), but would you actually want to add a wild resource card to your deck otherwise if it didn't have any other use. I wouldn't. I'm a long time Lord of the rings LCG player, so the concept of Heroes and allies with same unique charcter isn't alien to me (there is a ton of this in LotR LCG). I actually like it since the players has to interact a bit even when building the decks. But in LotR LCG you don't have any mandatory cards for a hero. Don't get me wrong I also like that every hero has it's own deck that really flavors the hero, but I would prefer if they left the allies out of it. =) And if there should be allies in there, make them some that will never become a hero Since I mentioned Hawkeye, what's the ruling about using diffent Hawkeyes in the game. I'm refering to Hawkeye (Kate Bishop) and Hawkeye (Clint Barton)? I saw that they played it in this game, but the live chat isn't available so I can't see what they stated. Do you know that?

@@bagarn73 I get what you're saying about the allies. Having a dead card, even if it still can be used as a resource, would be annoying. As for different Hawkeyes (and other heroes with the same name, not sure if there is any yet, but there could be in the future of course): you can have them both in play as long as their names (subtitles, so Kate Bishop and Cliff Barton) are different. This is what the rules references says about that (under the "Unique" rule): In the Marvel setting, it is possible for multiple people to bear the same title. (For example, more than one person can bear the title of “Captain America,” but there is only one Steve Rogers.) Because of this, a comparison of alter-egos and/or subtitles between two cards may create the following exceptions to the unique rules stated above: • If two identities share the same title, but each has a different alter-ego, they may coexist in play. • If two unique allies share the same title, but each has a different subtitle, they may coexist in a player’s deck and in play. • If a hero and a unique ally share the same title, but the alter-ego and the subtitle are different, they may coexist in deckbuilding and in play

@@marks6928 thanks =)

I think Black Knight is also very good too.

Aunt may would like a word...

Nick Fury is hands down the best ally and he's colorless to boot. It's going to take a lot to dethrone him.

Black Knight and Nick Fury are not identity specific cards, Aunt May is a support.

@@Don49324 aunt may was my previous best definitely, but mockingbird is better imho. 2 thwart/attack full dodge and reusable for only 3. (nick fury may be better, which is why i specified hero cards, but he's not reusable at will and costs 4 which makes him more difficult to play)

Excellent comment.

Incorrect. "If a hero and a unique ally share the same title, but the alter-ego and the subtitle are different, they may coexist in deckbuilding and in play." marvelcdb.com/rules

Should've absorbed some excitement.