Jessica Jones feat. Wolverine

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MrThoth · 78

I haven't ever made a Cameo deck before, so I wanted to try to expand my horizons a bit. I have been really enjoying Jessica Jones lately, hence starting with her as the base. I looked through all of the ID specific allies and Jubilee's Wolverine grabbed my attention, since he is one of the handful of allies that don't specifically key off of their own hero. That an Jessica's ability to basically swap down to alter-ego and yet end the turn in hero form means Wolvie can heal every turn for 3.

I ran through a few iterations of this list, starting with a Sidekick/Side-by-Side package with the default Resource cards, and it felt too clunky and unnecessary. I was also running into issues where Luke Cage needed too much setup to enable him to ready up the turn after defending to be able to defend again with a tough. Dropping that Sidekick package and the doubles allowed me to bring in Get Ready and Ready to Rumble, which dropped the cost curve and just in general felt really good. Now I could ready Luke for 0 cost, and The Ready to Rumble would let me put it down, thwart, flip down to heal Wolverine, and myself maybe with Crew Quarters, then flip back up and ready to thwart more. This would let me clear Piecing It All Together myself in a single turn for effectively 2 ER, thwarting for 6, drawing 3 cards, and gaining 4 evidence counters. If you happened to have Breakthrough in hand too, then you could even get a normal recovery in alter ego, or another activation of any type.

A bit of extra tech is clapping a Clarity of Purpose on Wolverine, so he can attack and create a wild resource to fully use the heal for 3 every turn.

I have found that the initial hand and mulligan to try hard for either Calling in Favors or Build Support into Helicarrier to try to get setup to get Wolverine out turn 2 through Favors or if you are lucky enough to draw him with Squared Off or a Suit Up.

I know technically Quincarrier is a better add than Helicarrier (or both), but I have a hard time adding cards to a deck I know I can't play 'regularly'. If you want to though, go for it.

Pixie and Professor X are there for Suit Up targets and a way to get some board control with the Prof or to recover a Wolverine if you had to dump him early.

I have only played this deck solo and 2-handed, so I can't speak to how it would perform in larger groups, but I think it has the bones to be a decent deck that can pull its weight even then.

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