Still no reviews??? What???? It's 2026 Guys! So this card is fine. Of you're not boosting your ATK, this is 2ER for 3 damage which is fine, but it has the fist requirement (which is not that hard to hit with Hulk....). It's a little bit funny to me that this card is just strictly better than Quick Strike by A LOT. But U get it, it's an identity specific card. Bit If you can boost your ATK, (so any hulk Aggression deck) this card really shines. With Combat Training and Aggressive Conditioning alone, this card is 2 for 5. With Combat specialist added on top 2 for 6. Pretty Good: B+ Tier (A+-E-)

In multiplayer it's like both players played Limitless Stamina which is a very highly regarded card. If you are playing an Avenger and a Guardian this is definitely worth considering even if it doesn't make the final cut.

If you're running a multiplayer Web-Warrior campaign, this card is absolute perfection. Not only is it free to play if your hero has the Web-Warrior trait, but being able to choose a player to draw a card makes it worth it for everyone at the table to have this location in their deck. It allows for everyone to draw a card when the response is triggered, or if everyone else has already had their turn for one person to draw 4 cards. Currently, running the Sinister Motives campaign with Peter Parker (yes, we know he's not a Web-Warrior), Gwen Stacy, Miles Morales, and Cindy Moon and this card has come in clutch multiple times with our current comp. If you have a designated player thwarting or attacking then you can just send all the drawn cards their way whenever you need a boost in one of those actions. Absolutely love the Web-Warrior trait, and this card is one of the many reasons why it's just so fun to play.

So with the Unique rules updated with 1.7 as follows

• If two identities share the same title, but each has a different alter-ego, they may coexist in play.

• If two unique allies share the same title, but each has a different subtitle, they may coexist in a player’s deck and in play.

• If a hero and a unique ally share the same title, but the alter-ego and the subtitle are different, they may coexist in deckbuilding and in play.

• An ally without a subtitle cannot coexist with an ally that has a subtitle if those allies share the same title.

• If a hero and a unique ally share the same title, but the alter-ego and the subtitle are different, they may coexist in deckbuilding and in play.

Then this Tigra (Greer Nelson) and Tigra (Greer Grant Nelson) technically have different alter-egos and can be in the same deck and in play at the same time because of rule #5?

Many people assume that Iron Man's best aspect is Protection, due to the large number of tech upgrades it offers (Energy Barrier, Electrostatic Armor, Forcefield Generator, etc.). I'd like to bring to your attention an equally interesting, if not more powerful, alternative: Leadership.

Why? Because tech upgrades you attach to your allies also count as upgrades you control.

Upgrades like Reinforced Suit and Power Gloves definitely qualify, and you'll want as many of those as possible. Grab Suit Up, bring some Avenger allies who are either cheap (like Blade or Stinger) or who love upgrades (like Ronin), and build your army of tech-powered heroes while you'll use your Ingenuity to perfect your armor (in alter-ego form), with the help of trusty Pepper Potts and from the safety of your Stark Tower, so that you'll be unstoppable when you'll join the battlefield.

Awesome.