Don't Pet the Kitty

Goal: This BP wins by punishing attacks against him to such a degree that the villain kills him/herself overtime. You rarely take damage once set up, but welcome it at times just to give Vibranium Suit something to do.

Science: All villains (up to GG at this time) easily solo-able on standard and with more difficult modules. Multiplayer great. Will play expert soon. PSA: Norman Osborn is a bit of a slog, so bathroom and get comfortable first.

Early Game: Setup your upgrades and supports with these priorities - Tactical Genius, Vibranium Suit, and Armored Vest. Yes there's only 1 armored vest, it's not critical right away just know you want it when you see it. Use Yourself, Shuri, and/or Black Widow to monitor threat. Defend pretty much every turn. FYI: Early Counter-Punch and Preemptive Strike are resources. Do not hold on to them. The Golden City is almost worthless in this deck, it's ok to ignore it unless you get a fortuitous hand.

Mid Game: It is highly likely you can become BP and never see T'Challa again at this point (especially if you somehow got out Avengers Mansion by now). Get the rest of your tech and start stacking Energy Barrier and Indomitable. Stall, Wakanda Forever!, and watch your threat. Defend Defend Defend.

Late Game: Energy Barrier, Preemptive Strike, Counter-Punch, and Wakanda Forever! to your heart's content. Don't be surprised if you defend and hit the Villain back during his/her phase for 8+ damage on occasion. Get Behind Me! can be useful to push the game to a close if you're set up for big counters. You're still defending. Told you not to pet the kitty.

Biggest Weakness: Controlling threat, especially side schemes. That's the only reason Black Widow is even thrown in. She never chumps, she never attacks, she rarely uses her ability - she thwarts. Norman Osborn is a pain because you rarely attack directly and he doesn't attack you.

Other Thoughts:

• Still a work in progress!
• Tackle, Get Behind Me!, and Luke Cage (in solo) get very little use.
• In Multiplayer I'd remove Black Widow; then I'd throw in a few more Endurance or Med Team for friends or more Counter-Punch and Preemptive Strike.
• This is a "rich" deck by design full of double resources; this sometimes leads to a hand full of resources mid-late game so Lockjaw might be a good addition for pure tempo and more thwart (the more I think about this, the better of an idea it seems; must science!).
• This deck doesn't feel too hindered by increasing your deck size above 40.