This She-Hulk is... fine.
She is perfectly, boringly fine.
For 5-ER, you can block three whole attacks and either deal 2 damage or thwart 2.
It's a very fine, appropriately costed card that doesn't try to do anything too interesting. It feels like something that could have come in the core set, like Mockingbird. She's fairly costed, but without more Defender or Gamma support, I can't imagine wanting to put her in a deck when ally slots are so limited and she doesn't have much of a wow factor for her cost.
5 ER for 3 blocks and an activation for 2 is exceptional value, not to mention the first good card that gives your hero a tough status, which can patch up a big weakness. She-Hulk is in the Nick Fury - Professor X level for me of top tier allies
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Stretch22
· 2641
Meant to add “not in protection” when I said it was the first good card that gives a hero tough
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Stretch22
· 2641
It's good value, but I feel like Professor X and Fury are better just on the basis of helping you deal with threats right then. With She-Hulk, you're discarding your whole hand, meaning you can do nothing to deal with side schemes that are out that turn. Nothing to minions. Professor X is a good comparison actually. He also can negate 2 villain activations, confusing the villain and blocking an attack. But he costs 1-ER less, and thwarts immediately rather than having to wait a turn. And if you're playing X-Men tribal, he has the bonus of triggering Utopia. In fairness though, tough cards are more useful against the strongest villains in the game which tend to have Steady or Stalwart. So against those specific enemies, I can see the argument for She-Hulk being better.
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Dreamchaser_Guild
· 66
I wish I could edit comments. She-Hulk negates three activations. Not two. Don't know how I missed that. I'm actually coming around on her slowly but surely. Maybe giving up one hand to negate 3 attacks isn't such a bad deal.
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Dreamchaser_Guild
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