Let's Get Psi-READY to Psi-Rumble

First off, shouts to MegiDolaDyne's Ten Percent Luck, Twenty Percent Skill write-up for highlighting some valuable information about playing and building Psylocke. And for suggesting this specific suite of double resources, which feels much better than what I had been using.

This is a fairly straight-ahead Repurpose deck, with some choices a bit more specific to Psylocke. I think it's probably a good deck for getting a feel for what she can do.

• Repurpose is a Skill card so can be tutored by Training Regimen
• Because of the healing from What Doesn't Kill Me and The Night Nurse, I opted for Endurance over Crew Quarters or X-Mansion, but either of those two could work instead.
• Psylocke's Alter-Ego ability can shuffle Professor X back into the deck for Cerebro to grab which can be helpful to supplement Psylocke's already good access to Confuse against Steady villains.
• Further to the last point, when a big non-elite minion shows up, it's almost always a great idea to flip down and get Cerebro to grab Karma, with an assist of your alter-ego ability if she's in the discard.
• As discussed by MegiDolaDyne, the hero hand size of 4 means you want to have places to spend your resources when you just don't have much to play in your hand. This is where Telepathy, Plan B, recurring Starhawk or flipping down to recur Professor X or Karma can be great choices.
• I like Plan B over Telekinesis for a few reasons. First, Plan B requires fewer resources to pop things like Tough, but the timing of that can be awkward anyway. Second, the requirement means you're usually happy to dump those resources into Telepathy and then dump something extra into Plan B. Plan B also isn't an attack (Telekinesis is) so gets around retaliate, which is very helpful against NeXt Evolution villains
• The allies in this deck tend to linger so adding somebody like Deadpool can really challenge your ally slots. Karma hangs out until her friend is all used up. Starhawk occupies an ally slot that he is jumping in and out of, and the timing is not always right to use Jocasta's defense card.
• Although light on resources in the deck for What Doesn't Kill Me, her Psi-Katana provides the needed resource
• If you ever want two Psi-Katanas out with your Psimitar, you're going to need a Side Holster

Card swaps:

• As per the conversation in the comments, dropping two The Power of the Mind for Strength and Energy is probably the better move.
• Given how much you end up in Alter-Ego, you could consider Defensive Training to shuffle Repurpose back in and then use Training Regimen to pull it back out
• Telekinesis for Plan B as to your preference
• Further discussion above related to Endurance