Iceman - Freeze It. Break It

Iceman isn't here to outthink the villain.

He's here to freeze everything that moves and smash the problem into pieces.

This Aggression deck focuses heavily on Bobby's ICE cards, then uses the rest of the deck to exploit the enemies he has already frozen, marked, and prepared for destruction.

Freeze It

Iceman's basic activations naturally spread Frostbite, while Ice Slide turns Bobby into a 2 THW / 3 ATK / 3 DEF AERIAL powerhouse.

His ICE cards are powerful but expensive, so Power Belt and Team-Building Exercise help keep the frozen machinery running.

And when Bobby eventually cools off, his alter-ego ability can shuffle ICE cards from the discard pile back into the deck based on the number of Frostbites in play.

The ice keeps coming.

Mark the Target

Marked is where the deck gets mean.

Air Cover makes the package much more reliable. When a minion engages you, spend a fuel counter to search your deck or discard pile for Marked and put it into your hand.

Need Marked? Play it.

Already have what you need? The card Air Cover found can simply become a resource for something else.

With two Air Covers, incoming minions become opportunities instead of problems.

Break It

Once an enemy has an upgrade attached, the Aggression package goes to work.

Surprise Move fits Bobby almost naturally: his own Frostbites provide the upgrade it needs, letting him hit harder while removing a little threat.

Take That! delivers the heavy damage, while Coup de Grâce finishes damaged minions.

And with Marked attached, destroying a minion can turn it into one last present for the villain.

Apparently frozen minion fragments have excellent range.

Keep the Machine Running

The Power of Aggression helps pay for the red half of the deck, while Power Belt and Team-Building Exercise concentrate on Bobby's ICE engine.

This deck isn't trying to make Iceman a great schemer. Its threat control is deliberately limited.

Instead, Bobby controls the battlefield his way: slow the enemy down, freeze the dangerous targets, and destroy them before the situation gets worse.

Freeze It. Break It.

Freeze the target.

Mark the target.

Smash the target.

If the villain gets hit by the pieces, that's just good aim.