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Post by spiderman77 on Sept 27, 2015 19:57:02 GMT
Hi All!,
I was hoping to get some help adjusting these decks (what to take out/what to put in). Thank you!
Main Character: Wolverine
4x Iceman
4x Cyclops
4x Hope Summers
4x Deadpool
2x Rocket
4x Storm
3x Luke Cage
3x Colossus
4x Wolverine
4x Open Fire
4x Squad Tactics
4x X-Factor
4x School for Gifted Youngsters
4x Training Ground
4x Fortress
4x Laboratory
Main Character: Storm
Supporting Characters:
4x Yondu
4x Agent Venom
3x Namor
4x Daredevil
4x Rocket
2x Deadpool
3x Storm
4x Even the Odds
4x Open Fire
4x Give ‘em a Lift
4x Squad Tactics
4x Fortress
4x Training Ground
4x Laboratory
4x School for Gifted Youngsters
4x Knowhere
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Post by manwithoutfear on Sept 28, 2015 0:40:48 GMT
Concerning Wolverine i would suggest topping out at 5. He's so aggressive that often you will Ko your opponent by the fifth or sixth turn. Try playing without Colossus and Luke Cage and instead add Namor(aside from Storm there is no other sources of Flight and Hope Summers becomes that much better) and maybe Beast (nice extra card draw to help get your X-Factors). You'll want to attack with Wolverine as soon as possible to level up and you should be good to go.
I've never played or played against Storm so i'm not sure i can really help you there. I do know that she's a lot like Wolverine in that she is super aggro and quite easy to level up so they may be very similar in play style.
Good luck!
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Post by pawnfarr on Sept 28, 2015 14:53:13 GMT
If you look at the bottom of Michael Barnes' article, he makes some suggestions for updating that Storm list - vsheadquarters.com/tournament-reports/storming-to-2nd-place . In particular, I remember him recommending 4 Namor and only 1 power-up for Storm. I played a few games of the updated list against a buddy, and it seemed really effective. |
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Post by BatHulk on Sept 28, 2015 17:46:35 GMT
I've used Barnes' modified list but I think I run 3 X-Factor and removed the 1 Storm power-up and 1 PT or Loc.
The good thing about X-Factor is it helps against defensive bricks or Think Agains and also missed drops since you can swing with Storm twice (once to clear out a front row flyer and then again against the MC).
It can actually hang with Thanos decks as you get in all your damage before they can Gauntlet and even when they dump your hand, if you can top deck the right cards, you might be able to swing in for that final wound.
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