You are basically exchanging 2ER for tutoring 2 minor cards from even the discard pile. If any, its a TECH (for Leo Fitz/Jemma Simmons and other tech enthusiasts like Iron Man (Hero))

Self updating list of TACTIC upgrades that can be attached to minions

• Agression Marked: free overkill access for Follow Through or Directed Force's strats (and other things)

• Agression Suppressing Fire: free healing for the team

• (Spider-Woman/Warlock) Leadership Coordinated Attack: free impunity for your team's allies

• (Spider-Woman/Warlock) Protection Pinned Down: free atk nullification for the enemy

Self updating list of TACTIC upgrades that can be attached to enemies

• Yep, its all Cyclops (Hero): Priority Target, Exploit Weakness, Practiced Defense

This card is niche yet it may have its uses. Definitively having easier access for free healing or overkill is something to be taken into account.

Flexibility. Thats the main feat of this card. While Crisis Averted can ignore crisis and do one more thwart, this one will help you (and your team) to efficiently thwart among all the schemes without losing spare points here and there.

Aside from that, another big value is the AERIAL trait; which Cannonball appreciates much; and with Angel (hero) it translates into a card draw or a free 3 damage (archangel). And it also works with Team-Building Exercise, Techno-Organic Wings, Falcon's Flock (Falcon (Hero)), and The Power of Flight to ease the costs.

This is ahead of the normal curve. 3 Threat per 1 is worth by its own, even if you dont extra pay it with a Bamf!.

And what its better, it can be entirely paid by Deft Focus or X-Gene, alone.

200 characters limit

Classical Marvel Champions support card. Big cost (4ER) at the start, and not significant bonus from the start (usually you in time you play you got 1 or 2 ally at most). But the longer the game is, the more value this card gains. For baseline ratio 2 damage per 1 resource you will get the value after 8 uses of ally. In the end of 2025 (after realease of Civil War) you can create many interesting decks with allies focused only on attacking.

Rating (A-C) B Requires plan to make it functional, but create a special archetypes of attacking allies (not blocking). On it's own Boot Camp is too slow.

They are very expensive to invest, and provides as @TrueHiddenMist said, just a way to convert dead cards into 3-Damage.

IF, you instead build around using them all the time, you will have the same problem as Hawkeye: it will severely impair your board growth and will eventually made you behind other players in mid-late. Unlike Hawkeye, you cannot collect loose arrows with your quiver to thin your deck; these two cards (among other questionable hero events will be meddling around for the whole match).

Also, they are restricted; Side Holster is required if, you are planning to get another weapon.