Kurt's Chapel

Kurt's Chapel

This is such a thematic card, declaring Kurt's enthusiasm for his teammate's success. Giving him a 4 REC just seals this deal.

If it were an external card, I would have to think twice, but getting to draw an extra card while healing can really make a difference for a Protection-oriented hero.

MacGhille · 303

Iron Lad

Iron Lad

I may be doing it wrong, but it sure is fun to use Ironlad to extend the effective life of Giant-Man's 4 ATK by three rounds. Sure, it takes 2 ally slots, but 2 allies that hit for an average 2.5 damage per round for only 1 consequential seems like a massive bargain to me. If I'm doing the math right, that's 9ER for up to 19 damage and 4 thwart, 23 damage, or 21 damage/19 damage and 2 thwart and a block, which seems like a steal

Jytsao · 1

Brute Force

Brute Force

Ant-Man's and Drax's potentially (very) high ATK synergizes with this card to use that value in creative ways instead of just spending it in a basic attack. Spider-Woman can also build some cross-class comboes that benefits from the high ATK

There are agression events like The Best Defense…, Smash the Problem and Quick Strike that exploits your bloated ATK without losing this bonus.

As examples, here is a search for the most liked decks that uses this card

matchet · 57

Eternity

Eternity

May have fumbled at first sight, for the pack of cosmic entities. Yet I do still feel these cards are mediocre at its best, with that being the only one that may seem ok.

The cost is high and the effects are random and (oftenly) uncontrollable:

  • As a boost card, it provides neither icons nor negative effects; and (will shuffle again when the encounter deck does it) it goes to player's discard pile.
  • As an encounter card, it provides its benefits once and then leaves forever. For the cost, its barely worth.

Other considerations

  • Its worthness is better for lesser the player count
  • If the villain takes extra boost cards very often, then the odds and worthness of this card increases
  • It thins your deck, yet its still costly
matchet · 57
If I am reading your first bullet point correctly, it is incorrect. If this would be drawn as a boost, it goes to the player’s discard pile. These cards are great…when they actually get drawn as encounter cards…which is very hard to guarantee — Stretch22 · 1803
thanks for pointing me that. Then its even worse since it will take another card space in your deck again, plus you will need to pay for it again. So my general opinion about this type of cards, stays — matchet · 57

"Bring It!"

"Bring It!"

This is one of the best aspect card drawing engine in the game. Why? Beacuse it is not had any drawbacks. Even if you had only one minion at the table, you can trade this card for something better. But the real value leans in how many minions can you handle. If more than one (for example for Tigra, Thor), you get positvie ER. And this alone is elevates this card to A grade.

Only not worthy including in scenario with none minions. But in Marvel Champions even "dead" cards can be a resource, so this is not total waste.

Overall rating (A-C) A A like Always worth including in a deck

nosiak · 171