This deck is out of date. V2: Now You See Me. Now You Don’t. Shadowcat as the Ninja

Shadowcat is really good at sneak attacking and phasing to not take damage. This appearing, doing damage, and disappearing makes her the ninja!

Surprise Attack

The most powerful aspect of Shadowcat is that she doesn't take damage when defending in Phased mass form. So this deck leans into this as a combo. Defend, flip to Solid, use the resource generator in Solid to Surprise Attack, then flip back to Phased.

Quick Shift lets you defend without exhausting, so they'll assist in helping you not take damage in Phased form and kicking off that combo to strike and get back to Phased.

Attack Exhausted

Sometimes, you have to exhaust and might get caught in Solid. Pulse Grenade is meant to be on the board for just such a moment. Trigger Pulse Grenade, then flip to Phased for the villain phase.

Throw/Damage Spread

Any good ninja job has the throw action. Plan B and Jarnbjorn will help you throw resources and cards to do damage spread. Because of the Defend, Attack, and Flip combo, you may end up with an odd mix of cards on the hero phase. Throw your cards into damage to keep the deck flowing. Plan B is especially useful because it's not an attack. So it can damage without worrying about stuns or guards, adding to the damage spread capabilities

Hidden Ninja Attacks

The second most powerful ability is for Shadowcat to ignore Crisis, Guard, and Patrol. So don't forget that when you attack in Phased form or trigger Pulse Grenade. Then you can use her Intangible Interference and Acute Control to do extra thwarting and damage. Looking for Trouble is great for ignoring Crisis, allowing Intangible Interference to activate, giving thwart spread.

Interceptor

Sometimes, you need to your faithful companion to come in, do some damage, and take a hit. Lockheed is perfect for this. He can come in, do damage or thwart, and defend for Shadowcat. He'll hopefully always come in at the right time, like an interceptor.

Shadowcat can sneak in the shadows, attack quickly, and sneak back before the villain can hit her. She's absolutely the ninja.

Edit:

As said by comments, Warning lost its defense trait in an errata. I’m testing options, but in the meantime, replace the 3 Warnings with 3 Ready to Rumbles. Trigger Ready to Rumber when you change from Phased to Solid, then do the Surprise Attack to change back to Phased.

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