Adam Warlock and the Web Warriors

Adam Warlock and every single Web Warrior ally. 15 Allies in total.

Is this a good idea? Almost certainly not. I have to publish it to test it out on Tabletop Simulator, so I will update this once I give it some play. But it's probably just silly.

This is also a thick deck, at 47 cards. However, 14 of those are upgrades and supports that will remain in play unless the villain eliminates them. 3 More remain in play until used. So the deck will get thinner as you play these out.

The numerous allies can all benefit from Team Training and Boot Camp. Across the Spider Verse and Summoning Spell can help actually bring allies into play and the The Triskelion can keep one more out, allowing for more Web Warrior synergies. With this many in the deck, you do not have to be shy about burning ally cards in hand for resources, to fuel Battle mage, or playing as chump blockers.

If you get 4 web warriors in play, Spider UK and Spider Man India get very powered up. Spider-Man (Otto Octavius) has a few interesting options (Warlock's Cape, Karmic Staff, Fluid Motion and Deft Focus, no tech cards unfortunately).

This all assumes a lot of setup, which is unlikely in most games. So I think this deck will likely have a hard time getting up to its full potential, but it does put all the web warriors in one deck.

Update: Got 2 solo games in, 1 win, 1 loss. I did most of my actual work with Adam Warlock's cards. The Web-Warriors did a lot of damage blocking for me and chipped in on threat and damage, mostly helping deal with minions and feeing up Adam for Karmic Blast. To get working, it takes a lot of setup, and even then, it's not exactly a finely tuned machine, but it can work, given time. It's fun to try out and not awful, but is a middling deck at best.

Passed: Basic Ebony Maw w/Inheritors+Galactic Artifacts

Failed: Basic Ebony Maw w/Inheritors+Galactic Artifacts