Card draw simulator
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| None. Self-made deck here. |
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| Spider-Man with his friends and neighbors | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
| Spider-Man with his friends and neighbors 1.1 | 6 | 3 | 0 | 2.0 |
| Spider-Man / Leadership [PzvlRPO] | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
| Caz Spidey Core | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1.0 |
| Spider-Man and Friends mi coleccion | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
| Spider-Man and Friends (Solo Play, Expert Mode) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
| Spider-Man | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
| Spider-Man - Leadership | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
nungunz · 4626
So I have been playing a lot of solo games as my fiancé has been extremely busy with work.
I love tweaking and optimizing decks woth Netrunner, Arkham Horror, and L5R being some of the previous LCGs I’ve played. In my experience so far, a solo game averages around 15 minutes so I can usually get 3-5 games in an hour.
I’d love to share some of the decks that I’ve been tweaking. For the most part I’ve focus on Spider-Man and try to get 3 or 4 games against each villain (Expert Mode) in my experimentation.
Unfortunately currently we are very limited in card pool so there isn’t a lot to tweak.
Aside from the required cards, three copies of Inspired are added. It’s cheap and there are a lot of Allies to attach to really boosts effectiveness (Black Cat is nuts).
All of the available allies are used since this deck. Mocking Bird is pricey, but essentially provides two “blocks” and two thwart/attack so a cheaper “Webbed Up” with more utility. Hawkeye is golden against Minion heavy decks like Klaw or Ultron, but can clog up space on the bench so beware. You may also sometimes need to forego his ability to pull off off a Spider Tracker. Maria Hill is a card draw and thwart 4 (or thwart 2 and a block) for two resources...not bad, but she is much better in multiplayer. Vision is very pricey and forces you to add extra energy resources to the deck when other cards may be better. But between his ability, get ready, inspired, and lead from the front he can get some insane turns. Nick Fury is difficult to keep in the deck with his price and you can’t keep him around with heals. Useful for a burst and a block, but he is definitely a flex card that could be dropped.
Helicarrier is an amazing investment. Mansion is nice, but I habe found it in this deck to be too expensive and is often played for resources ir discarded. You really don’t want to see more than one copy a game.
Haymaker is okay, but better than Emergency (not in alter ego form often) and is primarily in here because it is cheapish and provides an energy resource for Vision.
First Aid keeps Vision and Hawkeye in the fight. Three cards is too many and one card means you may not see it when you need it so two copies it is. Could also be used to patch up Spider-Man in a pinch.
Get Ready is fantastic and cheap. Goes great with Inspired and Lead from the Front.
Lead From the Front is a slightly high price with zero to one ally. But with Inspired and Get Ready it can be a game changer! Only two copies because of the cost and the situational use. Could possibly be a 1-of. Remember that the bonus also applies to the Hero and not just the allies.
Make the Call can be good, but it is basically an resource tax to play an ally from the discard. Can be very strong, but I’ve usually by the time I am ready to play it, I’m most of the way through my deck. Went with two copies because it does allow you to pitch expensive or situational allies (Nick Fury) in the discard for resources in the early game a bit more safely.
I am not a fan of the resource cards really....or at least having too many resource cards. The “Power of Blank” cards tend to just clutter the deck in my opinion and only be worth one energy. But with the limited card pool I don’t really have a better idea other than cramming in more energy resource cards to feed to vision. I am still considering dropping one copy for Triskelion just as a deck thinner after the first shuffle or to feed to Vision.
Notable Exclusions:
The Triskellion: Not once have I run into a situation where I felt I have needed this. At best it thins the deck or provides an energy....but other cards do that and have a useful effect from the same price or lower.
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Nov 07, 2019 |
Nov 07, 2019
The mansions also equate to +1 resource while also giving +1 option. |
Nov 07, 2019How do you ever find the time/resources to play a mansion in expert though? I've dropped all mansions and carriers from most of my decks, because doing nothing for a turn usually means you lose unless you've already won basically |
Nov 07, 2019
I can also usually buy about a turn and a half of respite with an Enhanced Spider Sense. And Webshooter helps a ton with that if you get it. Spider-Man can tank a few early hits from Klaw Stage II for setup depending on which Minion Spawned, but yes it is rough, but essentially getting an getting and extra 20% hand limit is huge if it can be done early. |
Nov 09, 2019Yeah, I think I am coming to the conclusion of not using The Power of Leadership in a deck type similar to this one. The proper choice of resources and resource support cards are the struggle part for me right now. Spider-Man at least has Web-Shooter as an additional one to help out. So, while I was thinking of running both Avengers Mansion and Helicarrier I don't think that both are needed. I still can't decide on the two. The Avengers Mansion is better but sometimes that extra cost (even though it doesn't seem like much) just can't be managed unless you want to go away with not playing something else that turn. I have been considering going with 1 of each. At least at that point, the second isn't a dead card if it's seen and opportunity arrives. |
Nov 18, 2019I agree that The Power of Leadership doesn't give two resources that often. But one thing to keep in mind is the wild resource. It can often save your ass to discard those nasty villain attachments, or too power powerfull abilities that require specific resources. |
Dec 12, 2019Why is this not called Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends? I suppose you'd need Iceman and Firestar. |
Jan 07, 2020Avengers Mansion is one of the best cards in the game. It effectively adds 1 to your hand size, giving all the flexibility that comes with it. Its absolutely worth hard mulliganing for at the beginning of a game and then paying the 4 resources, especially in a Spider-man deck (Webbed Up is one of the best cards in the game and pretty much his best option when you draw it). Every deck should be running at least 2 Avengers' Mansion and 1 Helicarrier. |
Jan 08, 2020@dtzh It takes the Mansion 5 turns to even pay for itself, that's too slow, it's best left out of most decks imo unless you play in a large group so others can cover for you while you set up your resources. Given this deck is both solo and expert, I'd say definitely the right call to not have it clog up deckspace here |
Jan 08, 2020
In this game, your hand is also generally your resources (mana, money, catdollars, whatever). And few cards allow you to 'bank' resources each turn (Webshooter, Enhanced notwithstanding). So your hand size is super important from turn as not only does it increase your options but it gives you more resources. So yes, Mansion is expensive but it is expensive for a very good reason. |
Jan 09, 2020@dtzh I think you're thinking maybe a bit too one-dimensionaly about the game, Yes HAVING a mansion is awesome, but playing it means you're not doing much else on that turn. Allowing the villain a free turn on expert solo is usually game losing, since it's all about escalating and who gets there first. In a format where missing one turn can cost you the game immediately skipping a turn so your next 5 turns are better is not good, since you're playing from behind then, and as I said you need 5 turns (!) to even pay for the cost of mansion, so 5 turns you're playing catch-up, needing to expend more resources to deal with the now immediate threat of losing instead of having more time to build up your own scaling mechanism, meaning the villain will just keep being ahead and even once the mansion becomes a resource positive of turn 6 you'll be so far behind you'll only lose, unless you got really lucky on the villain and your own draws. Do you even play expert or are you just extrapolating your experience of normal play? Cause what works and is valuable is WILDLY different on each mode of play |
Mar 09, 2020
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May 11, 2020This is the Friendliest Neighborhood Deck I have played. Toyed with Rhino Expert and Heroic. |
Jun 08, 2020excellent deck to beat the Green Goblin in its two scenarios, thank you! The absence of the Mansion is notable (I think it was the first time I didn't put this card in a deck) but ultimately it is not at all disturbing! |
May 26, 2021What is the highest difficulty you have beat with this deck build? I am very intrigued because of the "just-1-hero-pack" requirement |
Aug 19, 2021Thanks for the deck mate. With it I have beat core and goblin on hard and now I am on to red skull. good deck. |
Aug 01, 2022Although this deck is great beating Rhino on standard and expert, as soon as you get to Klaw standard, it's definitely not as effective at all. It loses its steam REAL fast! |
Jan 17, 2023It work's very well and for ally: White Tiger, Kaluu and Ironheart for a maximum draw. One Make the Call and it's fun to play with. |
Jan 17, 2023Ready for Action and Rapid Reponse can be an option for this deck with mental resource. |
May 17, 2023
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I was wondering about that with The Power of Leadership as well, since there is really only 4-5 cards where you get the benefit of the extra icon and sometimes I also see that it just ends up being a single resource. I think that other roles have a bit stronger use of their resource card like the Aggression role.
What are you considering for a card sub if you swap it out? A second Helicarrier for a better chance of seeing one early game? A fill up of the First Aid to keep your allies alive? Or after some additional games you still feel that resource is worth having there?