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Cyclops - Commander | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
Cyclops | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1.0 |
Cyclops - Mutant Genesis Campaign Deck | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
Cyclops -Eric | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
Cyclops - Perfected | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1.0 |
Cyclops - Mutant Commander | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
Cyclops - Perfected, Edited | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
MiguelCantillo3 · 12339
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Modifications: (updated next to "_ChristianMedic")
Was added:
- Hangar Bay (required)
- Longshot
- Havok
- Psylocke
- Pixie.
It was deleted:
- Danger Room
- All 3 copies of Protective Training.
- Psychic Rapport, less situational on Phoenix thanks to Brain.
New combos:
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Hangar Bay around the 3 copies of Mutant Protection and the main dynamic of the deck (read below).
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Blindfold in combination with Longshot and/or Havok, together with the largest number of allies around 3 copies of Mutant Protection.
This deck was tested in expert mode during the Mutant Genesis campaign. I'm excited to be able to share it, as in my view it's pretty damn round boosting his ability to play a high number of allies, and the only reasonable option beyond the Cyclops leadership preset deck.
Deck Targets:
The main goal of the deck was to play the X-PATROL allies throughout the game through all 3 copies of Mutant Protection without paying its actual cost and without taking damage as defenders, by nullifying a minion through the 3 copies of Pinned Down and the 2 copies of Practiced Defense next to Field Commander, easily playing them via the action on Cyclops's alter-ego while keeping the minion in play for the entire game.
Cards and Combos:
There is nothing better than explaining the deck through its combos:
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Added the highest cost allies to put into play through the 3 copies of Mutant Protection. Allies capable of not being directly defeated after defending such as Colossus, Nightcrawler, Polaris, and Rockslide; or leading to response by simply entering play as Beast, Blindfold, Phoenix, and Professor X. However, the ease with which these "free" allies are not defeated and can be taken advantage of does not end there.
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The 3 copies of Pinned Down and the 2 copies of Practiced Defense next to Field Commander, reducing the minion's ATK by - 3. It will be especially easy to add them to your hand via the action on alter-ego of Cyclops, the 2 copies of Tactical Brillance, and/or Phoenix , keeping a minion to play all 3 copies of Mutant Protection with throughout the game and reducing the damage of all allies played through Mutant Protection to 0, and that together with Banshee and Storm they will be able to control what little threat the minion can produce if you couldn't pick a minion that intervene from 0.
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Danger Room and the 3 copies of Protective Training, we can add +3 life to any ally after defending. Although it is still useful if we decide to pay the cost of an ally in alter-ego, it will only be in multiplayer mode where we will get the most out of its potential and where this superhero shines the most (if the modifications are not made).
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Utopia and the 11 allies, which will boost the main dynamic of the deck.
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Especially useful are the 3 copies of Protective Training along with Rockslide and Wolverine.
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The team between Psychic Rapport and Phoenix.
Evolution:
The following cards were discarded for the following reasons:
- Magik, its response is not taken into account if it enters play through Mutant Protection, but only if you play it from your hand, without being the target of the deck.
- Team-Building Exercise, is not a good option since the objective is not to pay the cost of allies.
- Any of the low cost gray allies, being able to take advantage of allies of higher cost and greater impact.
- Danger Room and the 3 copies of Protective Training forming antisynergy with Mutant Protectors and Hangar Bay as the main dynamic of the deck.
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Modificaciones: (acutalizado junto a "_ChristianMedic")
Se añadió:
- Hangar Bay (obligatorio)
- Longshot
- Havok
- Psylocke
- Pixie.
Se eliminó:
- Danger Room
- Las 3 copias de Protective Training.
- Psychic Rapport, menos situacional en Phoenix gracias a Cerebro.
Nuevos combos:
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Hangar Bay en torno a las 3 copias de Mutant Protection y la dinámica principal del mazo (leer más abajo).
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Blindfold en combinación con Longshot y/o Havok, junto al mayor número de aliados en torno a las 3 copias de Mutant Protection.
Este mazo fue testeado en modo experto durante la campaña Génesis Mutante. Estoy ilusionado de poder compartirlo, ya que bajo mi punto de vista es jodidamente redondo potenciando su capacidad de jugar un número elevado de aliados específicos, y la única opción razonable más allá del mazo prestablecido de liderazgo de Cyclops.
Objetivos del Mazo:
El objetivo principal del mazo fue jugar los aliados PATRULLA-X durante toda la partida a través de las 3 copias de Mutant Protection sin pagar su coste real y sin recibir daño como defensores, al anular un esbirro a través de las 3 copias de Pinned Down y las 2 copias de Practiced Defense junto a Field Commander, jugándolas fácilmente a través de la acción en alter-ego de Cyclops manteniéndo el esbirro en juego durante toda la partida.
Cartas y Combos:
No hay nada mejor que explicar el mazo a través de sus combos:
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Se incluyeron los alidos de coste más elevado para ponerlos en juego a través de las 3 copias de Mutant Protection. Aliados capaces de no ser directamente derrotados tras defender como Colossus, Nightcrawler, Polaris y Rockslide; o desembocando respuesta al simplemente entrar en juego como Beast, Blindfold, Phoenix y Professor X. Sin embargo, la facilidad con que estos aliados "gratuitos" no queden derrotados y puedan ser aprovechados no queda ahí.
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Las 3 copias de Pinned Down y las 2 copias de Practiced Defense junto a Field Commander, reduciendo el ATK del esbirro en -3. Será especialmente fácil añadirlas a tu mano a través de la acción en alter-ego de Cyclops, las 2 copias de Tactical Brillance y/o Phoenix, manteniendo un esbirro con el que jugar las 3 copias de Mutant Protection durante toda la partida y reduciendo el daño de todos los aliados jugados a través de Mutant Protection a 0, y que junto a Banshee y Storm podrán controlar la poca amenaza que pueda producir el esbirro si es que no pudieras elegir un esbirro que intervenga de 0.
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Danger Room y las 3 copias de Protective Training, podremos incluir +3 de vida a cualquier aliado tras defender. Aunque sigue siendo útil si decidimos pagar el coste de un aliado en alter-ego, únicamente será en modo multijugador donde sacaremos todo su potencial y donde más brilla este superhéroe (si no se hacen las modificaciones).
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Utopia y los 11 alidos, que potenciarán la dinámica principal del mazo.
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Especialmente útil las 3 copias de Protective Training junto a Rockslide y Wolverine.
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El equipo entre Psychic Rapport y Phoenix.
Evolución:
Se descartaron las siguientes cartas por las siguientes razones:
- Magik, su respuesta no se tiene en cuenta si entra en juego a través de Mutant Protection, sino únicamente si la juegas desde tu mano, sin ser el objetivo del mazo.
- Team-Building Exercise, no es una buena opción dado que el objetivo no es pagar el coste de los aliados.
- Cualquier de los aliados grises de coste bajo, pudiendose aprovechar alidos de coste más elevado y de mayor impacto.
- Danger Room y las 3 copias de Protective Training formando antisinergia con Mutant Protectors y Hangar Bay como dinámica principal del mazo.
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Oct 01, 2022 |
Oct 01, 2022As always, thank you very much for your comment I think the creators have thought about all those weak points that they tell me and have given it a twist so that it is considered one of the best dynamics. First and foremost, and I think I understand you correctly, you don't spend 3 resources to play an ally via Mutant Protection, but only 2. Also, when you spend 3 resources and by choice, it's playing a ally and including +3 health via Pinned Down! 3 resources for playing a high or moderately high cost ally and adding +3 life to him...it seems more than great to me. But it is also that as I described before, the ally will not be defeated thanks to their hard states and/or 3 life, but also many of them will release a response by themselves. As for Brain I don't see her as a good fit for this superhero. Anyway, why include Bait and Switch on a superhero who doesn't care to be attacked? In that case I would consider it better to wait for the attack of the villain or any minion to play Mutant Protection. I don't see any downside to Danger Room, since I don't think Cyclops presents a bad alter-ego, since you can add a buff to your hand every turn. tactic if you weren't interested in using it as a resource. Thank you for your comment and we keep in touch! |
Oct 01, 2022
The only way that Danger Room has any value is if you play an ally for the full printed cost while you are in Alter-Ego. My apologies if this is indeed what you are trying to say. To me though, it sounds like you're playing the X-Men ally using Mutant Protection and getting the +3 bonus attached immediately for free which would be an incorrect usage of Danger Room. You could still add Mutant Protection to an ally after the attack is resolved, but you would have to have it in your hand already, and pay its full cost, which doesn't seem to be what you're describing here. Sorry, if I'm the bearer of bad news here. Cheers! |
Oct 01, 2022Edit: In the previous comment, it should read: "You could still add PROTECTIVE TRAINING to an ally after the attack is resolved, but you would have to have it in your hand already, and pay its full cost" |
Oct 01, 2022Many thanks I still like it a lot since, as I told you, the allies either have hard states or triggered responses, but if it will already be some allies that I play in alter-ego to add +3 life to some specific allies, I still can't include Team -Building Exercise, since I can't use it as an alter-ego and it would be what interests me the most, since for hero I have the 3 copies of Mutant Protection. It's a pleasure to discuss with you about decks! :) |
Oct 01, 2022
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Oct 02, 2022I find Mutant Protectors is tricky to pull of consistently. I suggest adding Jocosta as she can hold a Mutant Protectors until you need it. |
Oct 02, 2022The fact that you can't cheat allies into play using that new protection event and put protective training on them with danger room hurts the deck. You either have to 1) pay the resources for those expensive allies and get the free protective training; or 2) cheat those allies into play with mutant protectors and don't get the free protective training. The deck isnt built for option 1, so option 2 it is then. But option 2 is risky, since it has little use to sneak them into play for a discount and then having them get knocked out by the mandatory defense. (A lot of allies have 3 health, so they are at a serious risk of getting knocked out on an attack from a villain with an attack 2.) That risk can be reduced with minus attack upgrades you can put on enemies and/or triggering the effect on attacks from minions, but doing so requires some setup. I acknowledge that even if those alles get knocked out, you probably still would've gotten a free "enters play" effect on some of those allies, but those effects won't win the game. This would have been a beast of a deck if danger room could get triggered when cheating in allies with mutant protectors, but sadly it can't. To me, that that greatly reduces the payoff from what this deck tries to do. I have have to admit i've only played it a couple of times, but those times i'd find the payoff a bit underwhelming. |
Oct 03, 2022Exactly As Colossus and Polaris do not trigger response but if they stay in play or you take advantage of them with their hard status, the rest trigger response, there are only two allies that you will not take advantage of in more if they are defeated. Mutant Protection I also play it on other allies that are not the ones I play in alter-ego of course, but of course what you say is true, and probably the creators thought of it so as not to make a invincible superhero. A hug! |
Oct 03, 2022On the other hand, let me tell you about it in case I didn't explain myself well in the description. The idea is to reduce a minion's attack through the five copies that reduce its ATK, playing the allies knowing they will be played without being absolutely damaged |
Oct 03, 2022Thank you very much I also thought about adding Jocasta, but I ended up considering that what you gain on one side you lose on the other, since the time you steal Jocasta you lose power draw another patrol-x ally and that could not be added to the deck. I don't think it happens very often since the ratio of 11 allies and 40 cards is good, and I also didn't want to discard any other cards from the deck. I chose to keep Mutant Protection in hand for the next turn, or take advantage of it to give other cards in the deck a chance when this happens. Also based on what was said, I use Nightcrawler as a kind of "#Jocasta", keeping him in play hoping to have Mutant Protection in hand to return it to my hand thanks to the villain's attack, and play it again with Mutant Protection without taking damage from the ATK reduction of the minion I always keep in play. But without a doubt Jocasta could be a good option =) |
Oct 04, 2022Do minions attack if they have 0 for their attack value? |
Oct 04, 2022
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Oct 04, 2022I like your creativity here. Every time I've built a deck around the allies, it's failed on me; so this is very interesting. Have you found that Cyclops becomes much more secondary? Or that his machine of game play is incomplete because of the resources spent on the Allies perpetuation? |
Oct 05, 2022How is this solo? |
Oct 10, 2022I usually play solo A hug! |
Oct 10, 2022Hello Regarding Cyclops cards becoming more secondary? For the ally dynamic to work best you need to reduce a minion's ATK to 0, therefore you need Cyclops's buffs as well as using his alter-ego ability of TACTICAL improvements. Similarly, cards like Priority Target or Ruby Quartz Visor are useful to use even when allies play. For that part, it is true that you need specific cards from this superhero. On the other hand, if it is true that there is a very strong dynamic around allies as you ask, sometimes cards like Rocket Beam or Tactical Brillance do not usually be the best option to play. However, with no intention of making room for their specific cards, they are usually interesting to play against allies. Regarding this, I also thought about it, and personally I did not find a deck with a very strong dynamic to enhance its specific cards, since I think that the main factor to enhance them is simply playing in multiplayer mode, beyond adding his 3 TACTICAL upgrades like Pinned Down of each of the aspects, therefore, I don't see the possibility of further boosting his specific cards. All in all, I invite you if you boost their specific cards to link the deck to us. It would be a pleasure to see another point of view of this superhero. |
Nov 02, 2022I dnno about this deck, every time I've played it, I had issues:
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Nov 02, 2022Thank you very much for your comment I agree with you. However, I do consider that it is worth it, and in the same way I think that today it is the best deck for Cyclops, enhancing its particularities, beyond cards that are good by themselves. Thanks for your contribution! |
Nov 12, 2022I’ve been playing an almost identical deck but swapped the danger room stuff for nerves of steel and X-Jet, also going to be some great new allies in the Storm/Wolverine pack and the Hanger Bay card is a key critical must include. I’ve really been enjoying it and find it more valuable then sneak attack since the ally hangs around to help fight/block. I think I like this version more than the leadership Cyclops because you can focus on grabbing your own tactics instead of Sneak Attack/To Me My X-Men |
Nov 15, 2022Thank you very much for your comment and above all for taking it into account. Without a doubt, Hangar Bay enhances the dynamics of the deck. Regarding Nerves of Steel, it is possible that you got the wrong card, since there are no DEFENSE events. I update the deck and a big hug |
Nov 20, 2022Thank you for the kind words! And Mutant Protection is a defense event. But yes super excited to get my Storm and Wolverine packs in the mail and get them to the latest allies to the table. Blessings and happy gaming! |
Nov 25, 2022Mazo fuerte y versatil donde los haya. Y no te pide tener 100 packs! XD Gracias!!! |
I also really liked the idea of using Mutant Protectors to get allies in as well... seemed like such a good way to sneak some into play. The challenge I had was that it needs to be an ally in hand, and then play a 1 cost card, so it's essentially playing 3 ER to get an ally into play that starts exhausted. Getting a Pinned Down on an enemy is another resource, so then it's 4 ER for the ally, which is just the same cost as just straight up playing any of the 3-cost allies. I've found that it's just easier to play Team-Building Exercises as a simpler way to reduce the cost by 1. (Granted once the enemy is Pinned Down, you can just leave that there for the game)
One thing I was considering is using Cerebro with a Psyonic ally down so you can choose a specific ally to get in hand, and then use Bait and Switch to force the villain to attack you. Only problem there is that now you're paying 2 ER for Bait and Switch and 2 ER for Mutant Protectors which is 4 ER again and not really any savings.
The other issue I found was because this is a Hero action, there's never any chance to trigger Danger Room either.
I guess it's worth it for any ally with a cost of 4 or more, but so far for me, Mutant Protectors feels too much like Sneak Attack in that it isn't a much greater value than just playing the ally out of hand.