Echo Strength in Diversity

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jemd13 · 1

Deck focused on the usage of Strength in Diversity with a variety of cheap allies with lots of traits. (Remember it counts your hero's traits and any other friendly characters in your player area like scenario-specific allies and such)

Your allies aren't meant to attack. thwart or chump block here, they just sit there and look pretty.

With just 3 allies in play it's easy to get Strength in Diversity to deal ~8 damage/threat, even more so with 4 allies if you can get The Triskelion out.

Keep in mind Strength in Diversity has a bunch of benefits:

  • It doesn't count as attack or thwart, meaning it bypasses stun/confuse/retaliate

  • You can spread out the damage/threat dealt by it

  • Super cheap and easy to set up

With Choreography, Leadership Training or Maya Lopez's alter-ego ability you can ensure your Strength in Diversity keeps coming back to your hand or your deck easily.

If you have Photographic Reflexes in hand alongside Strength in Diversity you can tuck Strength in Diversity underneath Echo and play Photographic Reflexes to get a second use of it for free.

Down Time and Endurance are here to help a bit with Echo's squishiness but also to thin your deck once you play them.

If you need to, you can sacrifice an ally to block in a pinch or use "You Got This!" to ready your hero if needed (maybe to use a basic power in hero form, then REC in alter-ego, or to deal with an obligation or villain attachment that requires exhausting). Make the Call and the large number of allies should ensure you can cycle through them easily if needed.

Keep in mind this deck works best in solo since the Alliance Keyword on Strength in Diversity makes it cost more with more players (but it also counts their friendly character traits, so it could help)

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