Adam Warlock Took the One-of Restriction Way Too Seriously

Welcome to the madness of my mind. My game tracker told me Adam Warlock was my least-recently played hero. I treat Adam Warlock as an empty canvas to create something unique each time I play him, so this time I set out to take Adam Warlock's one-copy restriction as seriously as possible while only adding cards that can technically be used during the game.

This deck has one of:

*Each type of card in each aspect

*Any cost value of added cards in each card type

*Each trait represented in allies

*Any cost value within an aspect (except basic, as only basic has a 4-cost upgrade and support to add. I arbitrarily judged unique cost within a card type to be more important)

In the spirit of unique additions within a card type, I also only added one "Power of" card to keep the resources as unique as possible, as well.

Proving Adam Warlock's resilience to poor/absurd deck-building choices, this deck was able to confidently and easy take down Expert Kang without sandbagging Kang II to build. I had a lot of fun building and playing this deck, and am curious what it is capable of!