Spider-Woman - Abusing Ally Buffs

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Ashcarr · 252

This is a deck largely based around Tigra and the leadership buffs. I've tried this deck in the past, but due to the lack of aggression cards that fit nicely, it never performed quite the way I'd have liked it to. That changes with the Wasp pack as it gives us access to Boot Camp. It's another ally buffing card that stays in play and thins out the deck. It also enables us to rely less on the full suite of leadership single target buffs. In the previous build, it required more Inspired and Power Gloves to distribute to other allies to make them more efficient, but now that all allies have the flat +1 attack we are able to cut back on them and only use one each for specifically Tigra.

Ronin, She-Hulk, and Captain Marvel all become powerhouses with Team Training and a Reinforced Suit. She-Hulk in particular does an impressive 28 damage over the course of seven rounds with both in play and could also benefit the most from a Sky Cycle, but the deck is already tight and adding more leadership cards means adding some less consistent aggression cards.

Piercing Strike was added in favor of Press the Advantage due to our lack of Tough removal. With how hard everything in this deck hits, you won't want to waste an ally attack removing it.

Inspiring Presence gets a lot of mileage. It's another card draw from Captain Marvel, another large swing for 5-6 damage off a low health She-Hulk, or another minion removal from Tigra.

Enraged is a unique buff and benefits Tigra mildly in games where the villain has very high health minions, but is usually played on an ally near their expiration for one last burst of damage.

Hall of Heroes provides some excellent card draw as Tigra will be shredding minions the moment they show up.

Because our allies don't typically take hits for us, Down Time is necessary for the times we don't draw Contaminant Immunity. Espionage helps with more passive card draw, but is easily the biggest flex spot in the deck.

If you have any other suggestions, I'd love to hear them.

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