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Agressivité
Événement

Attaque.

Coût: 1.
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Jouez cette carte uniquement si votre identité a le trait X-MEN.

Action de héros (attaque) : inclinez votre héros et n'importe quel nombre d'alliés X-MEN → infligez X dégâts à répartir entre des ennemis en jeu, X étant égal à la somme des ATQ des personnages que vous avez ainsi inclinés.

La Genèse des Mutants #45.
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Reviews

You missed that you can distribute the damage like you want. Thats sometimes really good! But the rest seems true, yes. And it ignores retaliate for many but one instances. Also it can handle many tough status cards if this gets piering through wolverines claws. I think there really is a niche for this card. But my question is,can you use the allys of other players?

Therata · 12
The role is that you cannot use cards outside of your control to pay costs unless there is a specifically stated exception. Exhausting X-Men allies is part of the cost of this card, therefore those allies must be under your control. — fullur · 1
That was precisely the question i had too. As it simply states x-men allies i will use allies of other players as well for now. — DionLam · 1
But fullur makes a point too! Maybe he is right instead. — DionLam · 1

It can read as "heal by 1-2 each of your allies, they all attack with overkill this turn. Ignore all retaliate or forced response". In the late game you can finish the game with good tempo: at 2ER, this card will spare you 5-6 consequential damage, helping you keep the pressure on. It is the team training of aggression, without tempo issues.

Tempus can stick around for the right card to cancel while still delivering value. Shark-Girl, Sunfire will feel like cheating in the mid game, milking those low cost 2ATK allies. Wolverine, Colossus will be machines without their 2 consequential damage. Boot Camp, Brute Force and Enraged will sing. Around turn 5, this card will allow to ditch 12 to 15 damage that you wouldn't be able to do due to consequential damage or retaliate.

It finds a home in heroes that can skip the chump blocking, like Rogue, Iceman, Nightcrawler, Magneto, Storm...

batman · 34
It’s even better than how you’re describing it because you can distribute their combined attack among all enemies in play, which means you can efficiently do damage without hopefully any waste — erikw1984 · 29

This is a card I had to play before I reviewed it because it requires a specific deckbuild and play strategy to reach it's full potential. I am sad to report that I was not impressed. Compared to Mass Attack, Team Strike costs two fewer resources but requires you exhaust your hero...call that a one resource discount. The problem with both cards, is they're not letting you do something you couldn't have already done - attack with your allies. So the benefit is "healing" your allies from the consequential damage they would have taken to activate normally. The right comparison is not to other 1-cost attacks like Surprise Attack, but to heal effects like First Aid (or really, United We Stand, but that's only for Avengers). Naturally, the most "healing" can be done on 2-consequential damage attackers like Wolverine, Colossus, and Rockslide. You need one of them plus a second ally out for Team Strike to be better than First Aid. In the end, I decided it was too much setup for not even that impactful of an effect. I hope somebody can prove me wrong and put it to use in a challenging scenario, but for now, I will view it as a fun achievement to unlock in a lighter game.

Stretch22 · 1959
It is one cost, but if you’re already planning a full on attack round, this card makes it happen without dealing consequential damage, so you can attack with everyone at once and deal the damage as you choose among all enemies in play. It is really quite a benefit, especially to a cyclops aggro ally deck. — Amarethus · 372
Getting to divide the damage how you want, and dodging Retaliate, are other benefits. And there's also everyone's favorite binder fodder, Enraged. — Fry · 301
Obviously there are benefits, but in my experience the juice was not worth the squeeze. If you've had personal success with it though I'd love to hear about it — Stretch22 · 1959
This card predominantly shines in multi-power, specifically at a high player count. Just use this card in a storm aggression deck yesterday in a four-player game, where most of the other players were engaged with minions. There were a total of six on the board, each of them had a tough status. One Fell Swoop with storm and her X-Men allies cleared all six tough status cards because of the singular card. Write setting, it's a fantastic card ... — bmay511 · 345
^^^ *shines in multiplayer, and *because of this singular card. Also, *In the right setting — bmay511 · 345
The big power of this as well as it's Justice counterpart Mutant Peacekeepers is the ability to split damage/thwart. I predominantly play 4player, but our first villain we played using the X-Men was Ultron, a minion heavy fight. Giving an aggression deck a cheap way to distribute their even just their own 5+ attack to wipe the field clear was very nice — szrlm · 4
I found a good slot for it with Colossus' deck. He has 2 GOOD "team up" events (Shadowcat & Wolvie). So, with wanting them (allies) both to be hanging around to play the TU events each time I got them. Since Colossus "can" tank his own damage (I know he has other VERY GOOD uses for tough status'), there is potential they can stick around. Buff them a little (since they are not planning on dying) and wammo, they have uses that don't kill themselves. — Sluggie · 6
I think the best part about it is it essentially gives your guys Overkill but more useful since you can use it to Overkill into other minions instead of the villain. I'm using it as a 1-of in Storm Boot Camp and with Thunderstorm + Boot Camp + Attack Training, Wolverine is getting to 6 ATK. Add a handful of other guys like Colossus and Angel and that's another 9 ATK. It's useful when the minions I'm clearing only have 2-3 HP so hitting them with 5 ATK means there are some wasted damage. It's also useful if you have to take down something slightly bigger minions like 6-7 HP when you only have 4-5 ATK characters. So this effect plus the virtual healing for 2-3 most of the time makes this a worthwhile one-of. — Neokarasu · 203
My favorite part of this is to use it with Brute Force and with Enraged on my allies. You still get the effectiveness of the bonus to attacks, but you never have to deal with the consequences of using those. — Rambler209 · 24