SP//dr Suit - Into the Spider-Verse

One Spider is powerful. An entire Spider-Verse? Now that's a problem.

Welcome to Into the Spider-Verse, my Aggression SP//dr deck built around an army of Web-Warriors, relentless versatility, and a surprisingly effective combination of damage and threat control.

This isn't your typical Aggression deck.

Peni Parker isn't trying to become the strongest attacker on the battlefield. Instead, she's using her extraordinary resource economy to assemble an entire team of Spider-Heroes while keeping enough flexibility to handle whatever the villain throws at her.

The philosophy is simple: build your team, keep your Web-Warriors coming, and turn every minion into an opportunity.

And at the center of everything is one particularly dangerous Spider-Woman.

Spider-Woman – The Heart of the Spider-Verse

Let's start with the card that inspired the entire strategy: Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew).

For 3 resources, she brings:

• 2 ATK.
• 1 THW.
• 3 hit points.
• A Response that deals 1 damage to an enemy whenever a Web-Warrior ally enters play, including herself.

That last ability is where things get interesting.

With 8 Web-Warrior allies in the deck, Spider-Woman can turn the arrival of each new teammate into additional damage.

And these aren't just disposable characters.

Ghost-Spider, Spider-Ham, Scarlet Spider, Madame Web, VEN#m, and the various Spider-Man allies all bring their own abilities and tactical advantages.

Some provide offensive pressure. Others help control threat, protect the team, or create additional opportunities.

Meanwhile, Boot Camp increases the ATK of every Aggression ally, making Spider-Woman herself an even more effective attacker.

The result is an army that doesn't simply occupy the battlefield.

Every new Spider makes the Spider-Verse more dangerous.

SP//dr – The Ultimate Spider-Verse Sponsor

SP//dr has one of the most unusual economies in Marvel Champions.

Her tiny hand size might look like a serious disadvantage, especially when trying to play expensive allies.

But Peni has something most heroes can only dream of: a collection of interfaces capable of generating resources through her suit.

Once her engine is established, she can finance expensive plays without sacrificing her entire hand.

And that's exactly what this deck wants.

Instead of spending every resource on offensive events, Peni invests in permanent battlefield presence.

Her allies become an extension of her own abilities, handling attacks, removing threat, and providing valuable utility while she focuses on whatever needs immediate attention.

All Systems Go! is essential to this strategy, helping her find the interfaces she needs or readying them to generate even more resources.

And with 3 copies, Peni has excellent access to the engine that makes everything possible.

The idea isn't to overcome her small hand by drawing enormous numbers of cards.

It's to make that small hand matter less.

Why hold five cards when you can have five Spider-Heroes working for you?

Across the Spider-Verse – Assemble the Team!

Of course, a Spider-Verse deck wouldn't be complete without Across the Spider-Verse.

This card gives Peni another way to bring Web-Warriors into play, helping her assemble the team and maintain momentum.

And because the deck includes such a diverse collection of Spider-Heroes, the possibilities are considerable.

Need more offensive pressure?

Bring in another attacker.

Need help controlling the main scheme?

Find a Web-Warrior capable of contributing to threat removal.

Need additional flexibility?

There's probably a Spider for that.

Web of Life and Destiny makes the entire strategy even more rewarding by providing card draw when Web-Warrior allies leave play.

This creates a natural cycle.

Allies enter play, contribute to the battlefield, trigger Spider-Woman, and eventually leave to make room for the next wave.

And when they leave, Web of Life and Destiny helps keep the engine moving.

The Spider-Verse doesn't run out of heroes. It just introduces new ones.

Gatekeeper – Turning Minions Into Opportunities

Now we get to one of the most entertaining parts of the deck.

3 copies of Gatekeeper.

For zero resources, Gatekeeper attaches to a minion, giving it:

• +2 hit points.
• The Patrol keyword.
• A reward of removing 4 threat from the main scheme when that minion is defeated.

At first glance, making an enemy stronger might seem counterproductive.

But this deck is designed to exploit that exact situation.

Peni has plenty of ways to defeat minions, and her Web-Warriors provide additional attacks to finish the job.

Suddenly, an ordinary enemy becomes a valuable opportunity to remove a substantial amount of threat.

And because Gatekeeper costs nothing, it can be played without disrupting Peni's resource economy.

But the real beauty of Gatekeeper comes from the cards surrounding it.

**You're not making the minion stronger. You're making