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ThunderStorm_PK · 2
This Winter Soldier deck has gone through several iterations, specifically tuned for multiplayer play. It's built for full-on offensive impact — capable of burst damage, minion control, tempo disruption with Stun and Confuse, and most importantly, sustained pressure through ready effects. Early Game Setup: Your top priority is to establish your key weapons — Cybernetic Arm and Winter’s Rifle. Once both are in play, you can shift your focus to adapting based on the game state.
Draw Power Options: Avengers Mansion and Hall of Heroes offer different draw solutions depending on whether you’re facing a minion-heavy or minion-light villain. Choose according to the matchup.
Cost Efficiency Tools: Man on the Wall and Helicarrier help lower the cost of your cards. They’re flexible pieces that give you smoother turns depending on what enemies are on the board.
Face the Past – Risk & Reward: Using Face the Past to fetch your Nemesis minion (Crossbones) can help you accelerate your setup. But be careful — make sure you’re ready to deal with him quickly, or you could get overwhelmed.
Mid to Late Game Power: Once your board is ready, this deck enables Winter Soldier to go full beast mode. After slaying a minion, use Battle Fury, Spoiling for a Fight, Silent Infiltration, or Ready to Rumble to stand back up and attack again — each ready tool has its own situational value.
Ally Lineup: The allies in this deck are low-to-mid cost and flexible. They can: Soak damage Help remove attachments Pick off smaller minions All while keeping your tempo intact.
Final Thoughts I’ve played this deck with friends in 2–4 player games, and it has been an absolute blast. Winter Soldier held the Aggression role impressively, pairing well with teammates like Captain America (Leadership), Magneto (Justice), and Ghost-Spider (Protection). We've taken it up against various villains — including Loki and Ronan (Expert mode) — and I’ve been very pleased with how well it performed.
If you’re looking for a fun and aggressive way to build Winter Soldier for multiplayer, I hope this list gives you some inspiration. Let me know how it works out — and most of all, enjoy the fight!