Web-Warrior Fanatic (Expert Ronan, Venom Gob, Loki w/ vids)

I like to confuse expert Ronan, so switched out Coulson, Spycraft, & OWoA for 2 Sonic Rifles & Professor X, & it worked!

Nice deck! It makes me want to try him out on other villains.

@lkmystI'm glad you enjoyed this deck! Sonic Rifle + Professor X are definitely really good substitutes to make and gives more freedom to switch to alter-ego when you want to switch, not just when you have the chance to switch. The only reason I didn't include them is because my playstyle preference isn't keen on statuses and I wanted to avoid the RNG of Ronan getting his hammer back immediately.

Thank you for the feedback! Lmk what villains you end up fighting!

i can never beat ronan but am able to using your deck thank you

Expert Venom Goblin turned out to be harder than Ronan for the deck (or at least the way I played it).

After losing several times, I replaced Under Surveillance, Coulson, Spycraft, & OWoA with 3 Crisis Averted & 2 Overwatch (kinda cool how both cards have Spidey on the artwork), & finally won.

Looking forward to your future playthrough video against VG!

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@lkmyst Hey man! I just realized who you are from the MC subreddit!

Awesome feedback. This deck is definitely fine tuned to my control playstyle with very few events, so I’m loving how you put your own flair on it and made tweaks to fit how you wanted to play against certain villains (the Spider theme on Overwatch and Crisis Averted are very cool).

I’m itching more than ever to get Sinister Motives and try out that Venom Goblin. And I’m ecstatic to have a brother in arms taking on every scenario with Spidey haha

@FunkysteveCLSCongrats! That’s an awesome feeling. Super happy hearing this deck worked for you.

If you are planning on using ally SP//Dr with a WebWarrior main, you should be using both Team-Building Exercise & Web of Life and Destiny for the economy. That way SP//Dr becomes an Thw2/Atk1 EVERY turn (after the 1st) for the ongoing cost of "Cycle 1 card" (draw 1, spend 1). If you are running Warrior of the Great Web, it'll also give your main +1 Att EVERY turn. She'll effectively occupy an ally slot permanently, but that should be fine for the return output.

@Sluggie Thanks for the input! I've tried playing with Team-Building Exercise quite often and found that it doesn't synergize too well with Peter and this deck. I only have 6 targets for TBE in this deck and half of them don't utilize it fully (Avenger's Mansion & Quincarrier is only played once and stays on the field while Moon Girl wants to be paid with the full 3 mental resources to draw 3 cards). So although TBE is 1 cost lower than Helicarrier, it's way more limited especially early game (because Web-Warrior cards aren't set up yet) and early game is when the low cost would be most impactful. I love SP//dr but she has problems recurring herself against villains/minions that have retaliate so investing TBE just for her wouldn't be worth it imo. I also find that if we do want to have SP//dr occupy an ally slot permanently, this deck has no problem with resource management late game often having 10+ cards in hand and we can always use Quincarrier to fill in the combo with the Web of Life and Destiny to play her every turn. TBE is a really cool card though!

In fact, I don't see the need for high cost decks like Avengers Mansion in solo, and with a 3 cost Beat Cop I wouldn't recommend bringing it. I prefer to bring low cost resolving events like Clear the Area, which gives me more flexibility in my matchups. In addition, if I'm looking for a burst of damage in one turn, I usually bring Ingenuity and Deft Focus to provide resources in the late game. Either way this deck is really interesting, I'm just offering some of my personal thoughts, thanks!

@owl123 That’s okay! Everyone has their preferences. This deck goes for “an ultimate build.” That’s why we want to get down the more expensive cards because they are permanent and give more versatility (drawing a card from Mansion is always good, wild resource from Quincarrier can fulfill every resource requirement, and Beat Cops can remove any combination of threat). Clear the Area/Ingenuity/Deft Focus are amazing low cost high tempo cards, but they all have restrictions for their full effects (must be the last threat to draw with CtA, Ingenuity only generates mentals, Deft Focus only generates for superpowers). In my experience, the high cost cards work best against the tougher villains like Ronan/Venom Goblin/Magneto and I would agree with you that it’s overkill in solo against easier scenarios, but I generally just won’t build all the way out if it’s not needed. The cards you mentioned are great, they just don’t fit how this deck wants to play. Thanks for sharing your thoughts :)

I actually just posted an analysis 2 days ago that goes more into our discussion of why this deck wants high cost cards: youtu.be

Rules Question:

With Web of Life and Destiny do you still draw a card when SP//dr the ally goes back into your hand after being defeated from consequential damage?

@tunic2011 Hey Tunic! Yes, you still draw a card when SP//dr ally returns to your hand. Web of Life and Destiny is one of the strongest trait supports in the game because it triggers when any Web-Warrior ally leaves play and doesn’t need to exhaust!

Finally took this deck for a spin after just buying the Hulk pack (mostly for Beat Cop, let's be honest). Destroyed Ultron, what a fun deck. So much card draw! I added in Specialized Training (just because that's just about an auto-include these days, especially in Justice decks)

@MrSelfDestruct Nice!!! So cool you finally got a chance to try my favorite deck :)

Peter's economy goes even more crazy with Specialized Training, that's a great inclusion. I'm thinking the thwart upgrade? But honestly the attack upgrade might be perfect getting Peter up to 6 attack with the Warrior of the Great Web.

I absolutely love this deck. I also could t resist putting your reputation right on 4000, for what little time it’ll stay on that number :)

@andyr Thanks hahaha. I appreciate you, Andy!

Nice deck, finally beat Thanos using this! I couldn't beat him when I was using my own deck :(

@xlittleyuuki thank you! I’m not sure if you were still using your Aggression list, but i find red a really difficult aspect for Thanos because of his high hit points. But I’m glad you got the win with this deck :)

Nice and fun deck specially in the late game finishing the villain with several swinging webkicks :).

A question, I guess with this deck Spidey will not defend, instead you'll chumpblock with allies, right? So the +Atk from web warrior allies leaving is not lost.

What about Black Cat? Dou you keep her in the table (if so, I'd add a sidearm)? Or she's meant to chumpblock?

By the way, and regarding the specialized training, what is your usual choice?

I added 1x Ingenuity (to 41 cards), works wonders for me.

@Carquinyoli Thanks for the kind words!

The deck is meant to be adaptive just like Spidey, so in situations where we want that +1 attack during the player phase, Spidey should defend himself or Backflip. Otherwise it's fine to chump block with a web-warrior ally.

Black Cat is really just a cheap 2 cost body to block in this deck. Late game she helps us dig for Swinging Web-Kicks but I try to be careful playing her early because she'll discard Aunt May if we're taking a bunch of hits and planning to flip down.

If playing multiplayer, I would go with the Front Line Specialist. The other upgrades are better for the rest of the team who rely more on their basic activations. This deck plays adaptively and we don't care about our basic activation. Spidey also doesn't have readies to make sure we can always trigger one of the other specialization upgrades anyway.

Ingenuity is a great addition to the deck!