Cerberus: Guardian of Hel

Who's a good dog? Who's a good dog? Cosmo's a good dog! Yes he is! Now go get me the villain's bones, and we'll play fetch!

That's right. Magik is not the star of the show today. Cosmo is. That good puppy can hit for up to seven and take no consequential damage, while Magik just sits back and watches.

The primary goal of this deck is to get out Cosmo with as many attachments and upgrades as possible and take advantage of Magik's hero ability to never take consequential damage. The Energy Spear adds two damage and gives Cosmo piercing. Enraged adds another two damage. Sidearm adds one damage and gives Cosmo ranged (take that enemies with retaliate!). While a little tougher to get on him, you can also add Attack Training with the help of Honorary X-Men.

If Cosmo wants to play hide and seek on the bottom of your deck, we have a couple more options for these lovely attachments in the meantime. Hulk will no longer surprise you with his nasty little side effects, thanks to Magik's hero ability. And you can use Limbo to force a physical resource to the top of your deck. Wolverine and Blade are also solid options for loading up with upgrades.

While your allies take front and center, Magik can hang out in the background and focus on thwarting. The primary target of Magik's alter-ego ability and Stepping Disc will be Exorcism. I've also thrown in a couple Looking for Trouble just to help with the main scheme threat. Your magical friends should have no problem wiping out any minions that come out.

I've also included Mockingbird and 3x Drop Kick in the deck, just to slow down villain attacks, since Magik is a little mushy and would rather not chump block with most of her allies if she can avoid it.

After you finish your game, be sure to give Cosmo a treat!