Webbed & Ready [EXPERT RONAN]

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Web-Warrior Fanatic · 24602

Webbed & Ready

(For A Fight)

Spider-Man vs Expert Ronan Playthrough

Ready for a Fight = Mass Healing

Ready for a Fight is a game changing card in Marvel Champions. This Spider-Man deck centers around RFAF and allows Peter to flip down safely to consistently grab the extra mental resource from his alter-ego ability, Scientist, and spam healing from Aunt May and Dr. Sinclair. Spider-Man can heal a total of 7 hit points with these 2 supports every turn he has access to alter-ego.

Symbiote Suit

One of the biggest disadvantageous of the Symbiote Suit (the obvious hazard icon aside) is getting extra hit points with no way to heal it back up when damage is taken. Spider-Man has no problem with this thanks to Aunt May & Dr. Sinclair. On turns we don't need to trigger RFAF, Peter can heal 14 hit points (16 with the Symbiote Suit’s +1 rec for Sinclair!) in 1 trip to alter-ego without needing to exhaust. The extra hazard isn't too much of an issue in normal scenarios and is comparable to the hazard icon from Ronan's Kree Command Ship as shown in the example playthrough. What Doesn't Kill Me has further synergy mechanically and thematically here giving us even more healing and takes advantage of the extra stat bonuses from the Symbiote Suit through extra readies/activations. I recommend playing the Symbiote Suit during the 2nd deckpass after Spidey has a few resource generators to easily pay for it, but if you have double resources and nothing else to play, Symbiote Suit early is completely fine. The most important factor when deciding if you should play it is how easily you can afford it on a given turn. Does playing the 4 cost upgrade mean you have to leave a side scheme and minion in play when you can otherwise defeat them? If so, hold off on the Symbiote. I would focus on it when you’re ramped enough to be able to play the suit AND clear the board in the same turn.

Mental, Physical, & Energy Balance

One of the most fun mechanics for me to deckbuild around in Marvel Champions are resource requirements for specific cards. Although we usually want to primarily focus on 1 type’s requirements when deckbuilding, this deck runs smoothly with all 3 thanks to Spider-Man's economy, the wild resources from Quincarrier/Web-Shooter in hero form, and mental resource from Scientist in alter-ego.

Mental Resource Requirement: The 2 cards that require mental resources are Moon Girl and Dr. Sinclair, both of which can only be played/used by Peter in alter-ego. Although we can't use web-shooters because it's a hero resource, we always have access to Scientist in alter-ego and will be utilizing it a lot. Ingenuity/Quincarrier can also help pay for them. Grant Ward also uses a mental resource to not betray us which is even easier to hit since it can be in hero or alter-ego form.

Physical Resource Requirement: What Doesn't Kill Me and Ready for a Fight both require at least 1 physical resource when paying for them. Since these are the core cards of this deck, we have mostly physical resources in this list and the Quincarrier/Web-Shooter can also help us fulfill this requirement. The Power of Protection is also really handy to pay for What Doesn't Kill Me.

Energy Resource Requirement: 1 copy of Energy Shield. It's not a forced interrupt so we don't have to trigger it, but having that extra protection against ping damage can be extremely beneficial throughout the course of a game and Spidey has the economy and resource requirements to pay for it. In my testing of this deck against Ronan, I used the Power of Protection to generate TWO energy resources for Energy Shield which came in clutch in surviving when he attacked for 10 damage!

Playstyle

The playstyle here is to take hits, roll with the punches, flip down to alter-ego to have Aunt May/Dr. Sinclair heal us and get back up to fight again. Symbiote Suit increases our pool of hit points so we can consistently play What Doesn’t Kill Me and be Ready for a Fight!

15 comments

Jun 12, 2025 fluffyseaotter · 86

Love the Jocasta synergizing with Backflip

Jun 12, 2025 Web-Warrior Fanatic · 24602

@fluffyseaotter Yesss that's a classic MC combo. Ronan had overkill/piercing with Fanaticism but Jocasta helped Spidey do a triple Backflip across 2 turns hah

Jun 12, 2025 Stretch · 505

The Aunt May Dr. Sinclair synergy is sick. Might be better off running The Power in All of Us than The Power of Protection due to the number of high-cost basics you have here. I'd replace Starhawk then with a basic ally with more thwart or squeeze in a third Ready for a Fight.

Jun 12, 2025 Web-Warrior Fanatic · 24602

@Stretch Love the 2 healers teaming up! And yea I was heavily debating between The Power in All of Us (8 targets) vs The Power of Protection (8 targets). I opted to make the deck more green since the What Doesn't Kill Me, Energy Shield, and Starhawk to an extent are more replayable/need constant resources compared to the big basic supports like Quincarrier. But I agree leaning more towards basic cards and basic allies definitely work well here especially when paying for Moon Girl! Great suggestion :)

Jun 12, 2025 marktry · 442

@Web-Warrior Fanatic your videos have helped me deck build. I'm all in on Ready for a Fight and have built multiple RFAF decks, including one I just did on Spider-Man. It was using Spidey's card draw power to set up turns with Change of Fortune to get lots of card draw; and because I was trying to go into AE and then back up again almost every turn (especially after I went through deck once), I was able to deal with threat mitigation. Once ally that works well with Protection is Spider-Byte because of the Web-Shooter. I use your strategy for Moon Girl. Using RFAF really allowed me to get heroes I don't play that much on the table. And keep making awesome videos. Hope you can come to the Con Of Heroes one year.

Jun 12, 2025 marktry · 442

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Jun 12, 2025 Web-Warrior Fanatic · 24602

@marktry thank you so much for the kind words! I’m really glad my videos were helpful. Your deck sounds awesome, going to check it out now :)

Jun 15, 2025 SpanishMalcolm · 83

A great deck! The combos are amazing. But it feels a bit slow for me. I feel like it doesn't deal enough damage, and the board can get out of control, especially if it's filled with minions.

Humbly, I have these changes:

Moon Girl for Nova: The deck has a very strong draw engine; it can do without Moongirl and get more damage by taking advantage of the resource combo you mentioned.

Energy Shield and Avengers Mansion for Powerful Punch: Since the deck already provides enough protection and draw engine, I'm thinking of doing away with those two cards and adding more damage to the deck.

Additionally, all these changes allow for better use of the The Power of Protection resources.

Thanks for your deck and your work!

Jun 15, 2025 Web-Warrior Fanatic · 24602

@SpanishMalcolm Thank you! Personally, i think Spider-Man’s identity specific kit is enough to deal with minions especially when he has a decent ally line up. But your changes definitely work and like you said give more targets for the Power of Protection. Great suggestions :)

Jun 15, 2025 TonyStark · 47

Awesome. Love seeing a Spidey deck that actually looks really good in the Symbiote Suit.

Jun 15, 2025 Web-Warrior Fanatic · 24602

@TonyStark thanks! Yea it’s unfortunate that the Symbiote Suit doesn’t naturally synergize too much with Peter. But the massive hit point pool feels so nice here with otherwise excessive healing haha

Jun 18, 2025 wehehe · 287

The villain may have overkill... But you have overheal to counter it! This looks like a good candidate to resleeve my copy of the best web warrior hero without the web warrior trait

Jun 18, 2025 Web-Warrior Fanatic · 24602

@wehehe Spider-Woman slander is always supported here! The overheal archetype has a nice ring to it lol

Jun 19, 2025 Stretch · 505

Finally got a chance to try Spidey with RFaF and love Symbiote Suit with the healing. A fun and less stressful combination. Good argument for S-tier now, and there's still a lot of theme in the deck.

Jun 19, 2025 Web-Warrior Fanatic · 24602

@Stretch Totally agree the Symbiote feels really nice here. I’ve always felt that perfect defense wasn’t the most thematic for Spidey, but the “take damage and heal it back up” fits better