Wakandan Firepower (AoS+)

This is a deck in a series I'm putting together using only cards from Agents of Shield onward (AoS+). Even though so much of Marvel Champions is inaccessible to new players, it's still a game for everyone!

Most people eventually notice that Panther Claws and Energy Daggers are both Weapons, and neither need to be ready in order to function. Then those same players read Firepower, and then start cackling gleefully.

With our available card pool, we've got everything we need to create a very powerful, very aggressive deck.

Aggressive Stance ensures we have a Firepower when we need one, and we can use Spoiling for a Fight to trigger it when we're ready. Aggressive Conditioning and Combat Training let our attack activations swing for respectable numbers while giving us a little bit of a health buffer. They're not priorities, but try to get them in play when you get a chance.

Deathlok holds a third weapon for us (S.H.I.E.L.D. Sidearm) letting us maximize Firepower. Nick Fury and Mockingbird are classics that provide safety and support. She-Hulk gives us a Tough and can either activate for a few big swings or block a big attack for us before getting to work.

We've got 3 Dynamic Duo cards to let us recur Shuri and Heart of the Panther, which means our upgrades are going to get fast-tracked and activated at a decent clip, and Shuri is going to be helping us keep thwarting under control and even taking a hit for us from time to time. We do want Shuri to hit the discard soon so that she's ready for another recursion, so don't be too precious with her. If you drew a Dynamic Duo, you should probably block with Shuri.

Build Support is intended for Quincarrier, but it can grab The Golden City as well if the former is already in play. We don't have a ton of opportunities or need to flip down to Alter-ego, but we'd still have The Golden City hanging around in play than clogging up the deck. Evaluate Threat can ensure we get Deathlok out in a timely manner, but it can also get Nick Fury or even Mockingbird if need be.

And, of course, Wakanda Forever! will be showing up and putting in work early and often. Heart of the Panther functionally gives us a 6th copy per deck pass, so once we've got our permanents cards out we should be seeing plenty of opportunities to set off the Black Panther upgrades.

Overall, this is a very straightforward deck. Punch. Keep punching. Repeat until the enemy is defeated. Rinse and repeat.