Helpful Links for Understanding / Improving your Decks and how to play them.

These are a few YouTube links which helped me immensely in figuring out Marvel Champions, building decks, swapping aspects, and playing them.

Fix These 10 Rules Mistakes To Win More Games - Marvel Champions
I've made at least half of these mistakes.  This helps so much.




10 More Rules Mistakes To Fix That Will Help You Win Games! - Marvel Champions Rules Reference 1.6
Even more help from DL --again, I've made half of these mistakes.



Every Hero's "Worst" Card: Core Set Edition
This (series) helped me think about efficiency, coordination, and deck building.  Whenever I get a new hero pack, I often come back to this series.


Marvel Champions: Every Hero's Best Aspect (At Every Player Count!)
From VillainTheory
This comprehensive video helped me think about aspect swaps, and why some heroes pair better with certain aspects in multiplayer.  Whenever I get a new hero pack, I often come back to this video.




Marvel CDB
This is a HUGE database where people submit decks that they have built, and people comment on them and ask questions and stuff.  It's not a good starting block, because it's so nebulous, but sorting a specific deck (like She Hulk - Justice) by popularity, and looking at the top 10 decks has really given me some good ideas about deck-building and especially how to use some of those weird cards.  The first time I looked at the Brute Force Drax - Aggression deck, it blew my mind.  I had never used Brute Force before that, now I use it in my Hulk deck.

Also, if you search for a specific card, people often comment on individual cards.  That's helped me understand some of the better ways to play those odd mediocre cards which we are forced to use in Whole Box Deckbuilding.



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