by Matt Hyra
Yes, a Defense card may be used against a First Appearance Attack.by freemanaj86
Yep they're immune to the second attack, but they will still have no hand on their turn so it will probably be of little comfort :Dby Jlerpy
ryansdavis wrote:
Jlerpy wrote:
by ryansdavis
Jlerpy wrote:
by ishd819
Thanks everyone. Appreciate your input....I know he'll be happy and this changes a lot (at least for me anyway) :Dby freemanaj86
I was worried about DC being unthematic but I took a chance and love it! It's a simple, fun card game. Whilst it's simple there's room for strategy and tactics but its a game that non gamers will be happy to play too. All the cards feel very thematic, it's fun to fight the villains and I end up having too much fun buying cool characters and powers to wonder why Bane is fighting on my side against Aquaman.by Jlerpy
ryansdavis wrote:
Jlerpy wrote:
by LunarKnite
Unless it's late in the game, I don't find this to be a problem at all. Unless all the cards in the line up are great for the player, eventually it weighs down their deck. If I'm playing someone like Batman and get a 30-40 Power turn through use of a Parallax or something and buy everything in the line-up, the Super Villain, and enough to buy 4 Kicks, I would not buy Kicks and a few cards from the line-up that would not help my deck synergy.by Cranekick
Ismael, I just read your post and I'm pretty interested in what villains are you using to discard hands? The only one I know is Suicide Squad, but "usually" if someone has the set of suicide squad. But if one were to pull off the combo, not sure how there are enough suicide squad members to make another discard of the hand.by Cranekick
My thoughts on this is that there are several strategies to play to the point of when someone is able to pull off a massive combo. While yes it hurts, it also doesn't mean it's the end of the game. Most a player can get is a supervillain, 5 cards from the lineup and kicks depending how much of a power total they made. But that's why the normal rules of the game doesn't refill the line up or show the next supervillain the next turn.by papersith
If you stop by the Game Preserve (Greenwood) Saturday 16th (12-3) I will be hosting demos. Stay for a game and you might walk away with something nice ;).by huffa2
That's awesome - definitely try it!by jbabel
probably black manta (reveal a card from deck, if it has a cost either destroy it or discard your hand).by jbabel
this rule is extremely limited. Almost always the SV should be bought under this rule. It is typically the same of not more VP and it clogs your deck much less than 4 extra cards. As others have stated if someone gets a super lucky early turn and buys a SV and 3-4 line up cards, then that's 3 extra cards they have to sift through for the rest of the game for a 3-4 VP swing, not a big deal. Late in the game, you want those VPs and both player's decks should be getting 8+ power every turn and it hinders the player who has built the best deck.by natharious
What is the highest power you have ever had in a single hand? Playing with my wife last night I was able to get 48 in a game when I drew Man of Steel (add all superpowers from your discard to your hand) and Parallax (double your power) at the very end of my deck.by GeekJock
I have only been able to get 40 myself. Obviously it was with Parallax as well.by Kaleljorson7
I love the game and want more (probably like everyone else who haunts this board), and just wanted to share my hopes in an expansion(s). I posted a few thoughts over on the Cryptozoic site and wanted to bring them here, too.by mil05006
Kaleljorson7 wrote:
by ChronoRogue
I'd like to see some more of the magic (supernatural) characters too. I especially want a Captain Marvel ally. (Maybe a Rock of Eternity location to go with the magic characters).by LunarKnite
I've gotten 80+ because of the Man of Steel/Parallax/Clayface combo. It's pretty ridiculous. And if you're lucky enough to get a Riddler in that hand as well, that's about 20 cards worth.