Seek. Hone. Destroy. Con Of Heros 2026

I finally got around to trying Nebula, and I was immediately drawn to her mechanics — especially how her Techniques create delayed activations. In multiplayer, this becomes really fun, especially when you can line up a burst turn with Lethal Intent.

There’s also a neat little trick with Unyielding Persistence: if you already have a Tough status before you play it, you can’t place another Tough, which means the upgrade stays on the table longer and keeps your stat boost active.

The idea of the deck is simple: Use No Quarter to draw a ton of red cards, and use Honed Technique to supercharge our damage.
This works extremely well for Nebula because her kit naturally provides plenty of Mental resources, making it easy to play Honed Technique and consistently hit the kicker on our Aggression attack events.

We’re using Angela to help us find minions, and we added a couple of Spoiling for a Fight to do the same while also giving us ready‑ups. Hall of Heroes gives us even more draw power when we flip down, and it pairs beautifully with Nebula’s Alter‑Ego Response that draws two cards whenever we play a Technique.

Follow Through just amplifies the fun by boosting our excess damage. We added Godslayer because it’s a cool card, and it’s a great backup plan for Nebula — especially if her Nemesis side scheme comes out and reduces her stats by 1.

Aggressive Conditioning is excellent for the extra health and the base attack boost. And of course, we included the best Aggression ally in the game: Throg. He synergizes perfectly with our gameplan — chances are you’ll be engaged with a minion, so he enters with Tough and gives you a clean block.

We’re also running Digging Deep and White Fox because we’re going to mill cards, and this lets us immediately recoup value. It’s a win‑win.

I’ve played several games with this deck, and it’s been a blast. This one is definitely locked in as one of my decks for Con of Heroes 2026.