Angry Cosmo-naut

What we have here is a Domino deck doing her thing with her Pistols and Sharpshooter and Directed Force alongside The Posse allies and manipulating her deck with her abilities, The Painted Lady, and Pip the Pug, only this time we have Cosmo teaming with Domino and Atlas Bear to avoid consequential damage.

Cosmo is a little weak for all that, you might think. This dog will have a bite worse than his bark because you're going to arm him up to the teeth with a Sidearm, an Energy Spear, send him through Boot Camp for some Attack Training, and then make him real angry. They're not going to like him when he's angry.

"Hey, now, what's the big idea with Attack Training? Cosmo ain't no X-Man!" No, no he's not. Domino can make him an X-Force Recruit, though, and once Children of the Atom is out suddenly you get one angry mutant space mutt with an electric gun spear and the know-how to put the hurt on the other bad dogs in the yard. Our little Cosmo puppy is now a full-grown 8 ranged piercing ATK canine with 5 HP who ignores consequential damage courtesy of his two best friends, Domino and Atlas Bear, and maybe a little help from Pip the Pug too.

If you are experienced with playing Domino and can manipulate her deck well, consider adding a couple Game Times to the deck so you can ready Cosmo. Personally I'd rather have a friend play leadership and drop a Command Team or three on the side so that our disciplined doggo can ready up while in the field without having to rely on drawing event cards.

Even though the deck name suggests otherwise, this Cosmo trick isn't really the main thrust of the deck. It's more of an added feature while Domino uses her pistols and the Posse in a slightly less focused manner. Maybe it isn't top tier efficient game strategy. Maybe this isn't your go-to Domino deck. That's okay. Ludo fore putavimus.

Every dog has his day, so they say. With Domino on his side, Cosmo is gonna be asking, "Do ya feel lucky, punk?"