On Your Left

Oh boy, where to begin? This is my multiplayer Falcon build. I used it in tandem with my girlfriend’s Justice Black Panther deck to clear Venom Goblin on Standard. We’re just causal gamers…so no judgment, ok?

Spectrum is an expensive ally but thanks to her aerial keyword…Falcon can find the money to pay for her with all of those Power of Flight Cards in his deck.

Slingshot is there for multiple recursions…all you need is that energy resource and thanks to Quincarrier’s wild resource—we’ll always have it. Avenger’s Mansion is here to make sure she has a spot in your hand, while you still have your normal 5 cards to play out.

Exhaust Clarity of Purpose and inflict 1 damage on Falcon for a wild resource—next exhaust Falcon’s Vibranium Weave to negate that damage and “ta-da!”—a free wild resource. Now you can throw Cap’s Shield for free(4 damage) every turn because you’ll always have that Strength resource required by the card.

Draw their fire!—-no, seriously. This and “Aerial Evacuation” are amazing preparation cards. With Draw Their Fire you can defend unlimited times without exhausting within the same round. No joke.

Does your buddy have 3 minions on him AND the villain? Defend them ALL with that 4-defense;(Shield+Weave) and never exhaust—retaliate 1 with Cap’s Shield:

Amazing.

Venom Goblin activating twice against you and another player because he has that nasty Advanced Goblin Glider attachment? Defend ALL 4 times and never exhaust:

Spectacular.

If only we could get those cards back somehow…

Oh wait—WE CAN.

3 copies of “Practiced Plan” allow you to do exactly that. Make sure 1 copy is in play before you trigger your preparation card and you can recur it. Just epic turns with this strategy.

Don’t forget your “Resource Reserve” card. Save the resources for a big turn with Redwing or whatever else you need—it frees up your hand for more options as they present themselves. Very multiplayer friendly!

Now that’s all great…but you need to survive long enough to get your engine going. Minions are in every scenario—so Hawkeye will keep them under control as they come into play. Lockjaw is also available for some chump blocking/thwarting in case of an emergency. Falcon doesn’t have the best recovery—make good use of Down Time to flip back up in peak condition. Blade is also there for a cheap block and, if needed, some consequential free damage if you can swing that fist requirement(from your hand). And Ant-Man? Well as they say, “Watch out for the little guy”.

Enjoy his play-style…”on your left”.