Excellent video. Very easy to understand and follow. My wife and I have played this about 4 times and there were a couple things we were unsure about, but u cleared them right up. Thanks for a great video
Super helpful, as always! I've played through the tutorial scenario a couple of times, but watching your playthroughs is giving me the confidence to dig back in and explore a bit more. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. I've played with both of those heroes. I liked playing with She-Hulk. Black Panther, not so much, due to the iffy'ness of having/not having a Wadanda Forever card and/or his upgrades being in place or not.
I feel the same way about Black Panther. True he doesn't take long to set up like Iron Man, but getting the cards to go off was difficult, although there are tricks to put them back in the deck. SpiderMan and Iron Man are my current favorites to play.
Good video! Picked up a couple more mistakes I make with my plays that are more prevalent with playing with multiple heroes which I haven't gotten around to yet.
22:44 Hulk swings and draws a Lightning Bolt. "Deal 1 damage to each character." I noticed you gave both of the Heroes, Hulk, and Nick Fury a ding. However, I didn't see a point taken from Rhino. I have seen a number of references saying that a point should be taken from "anything that has a hit point." This includes Minions and Villians. (Still, I am three years late and loving the videos!)
@@DaletheCasualGamer yes, only played a bit on Sunday to see how it worked and getting it. Learned with the help of your solo video, pretty clear explanation. Keep up the good work!
They are uberstax which are available at uberstax.com . They come 6 pieces to a bag and allow for many different configurations. Needless to say, I've purchased several packs. :)
@30:33 timing. Why did you attacked from she hulk? Because black panther has the first player token. It suppose to be black panther turn. Am i correct?
Well done, I enjoyed the playthrough. I did notice a couple of things. You forgot to trigger the hero abilities a few times, which is understandable. Mostly I wanted to mention that when Hulk damages all characters, that includes the Villain and minions, so the bad guys take damage too. It might make it more complicated while recording the okay of the game, but you can request actions from another player on your turn, or that player can offer an action. That includes playing events from hand that have an action ability. So in She-Hulk’s turn you could have had Black Panther play Wakanda Forever to use one of his 1 damage abilities to clear the Tough status on Rhino instead of sinking Hulk’s 3 damage into it. Not a big deal though, it was a fun game to watch.
My son and I have been loving it. It’s been hard to stop playing. We’ve only played with one and two players so far. It’s been a while since I pulled out a game to play by myself, but I’ve been playing this even after he goes to bed.
Another great play through. I have now learnt it’s ok to mill your deck. I used to hold onto cards thinking I wouldn’t get them back (LOTR LCG mindset) but I know it’s ok. Thanks Dale
Thanks for your great videos. I just got this game, and what I am doing at first is setting up the same scenarios as you and playing them 3-4 times , and then watching your video to see if I am making any play errors or strategy mistakes. The decks in this game are not the same as the box recommends, did you post somewhere a deck build strategy you used for it? Thank you
Quick question. At 24:29 you mention you only needed one additional encounter card. The rules reference says about Hazards " Additional cards are dealt in player order ( first additional card to the first player, the second to the second player etc.)" So did you play it correctly after all?
This had me at first, but I've seen other rules explanations that it is similar the the additional threat rule, just +1 for the group, not for every Hero. The rules are suggesting that if there are multiple schemes, the first goes to the first player, and then if there is a second +1 to give, it goes to the second player ... as opposed to they all would go to the first player. Hope that helps, and happy gaming!! But if an official FAQ comes out, I'm good either way!
@@DaletheCasualGamer Thank you Dale, that does seem to make sense since 2 hazards would mean 3 encounter cards per player which would be ridiculous. The wording on pg 15 is easily confused as an extra card per player. Thnx again.
Thanks for the explanations! This is the most helpful video we have found thus far. We were also drawing an additional threat card per player with the side schemes so this was very helpful. We re-read the side scheme sections in the rule books and your interpretation makes total sense. Thanks! One thing we are having trouble figuring out is when an encounter card is drawn during the villain phase and the card is specific to the other player/hero (that hero’s obligation card). The specified hero then chooses between 2 options to resolve the card. One option involves the card gaining surge. If that is chosen, does the surge card apply to the specified player mentioned on the obligation card, or to the original player who drew the encounter card?
@Jason Jenkins I'm glad the videos have helped, and thanks for watching! For the scenario described, I've always played that surge goes to the player with the obligation. Hope that helps, and good luck! :)
This is great, I’m late to the party but bought a big bundle so have gone in with both feet 😂 do you prefer double handed or true solo. I had LotR lcg and I always played double handed.
Hey Dale, love your Marvel Champions videos. Quick question: where did you get the black card holder/stand for rhino, his counter and the schemes? I am trying to find something like it. Thanks!
@Redcoat59 Thanks for watching! They are UberStax and you can find purchase information for them at www.uberstax.com . I also did a video highlighting them at th-cam.com/video/HBNRANBuKS4/w-d-xo.html and a handy attachment tray at th-cam.com/video/dyC9jiuOrwc/w-d-xo.html . Hope that helps and happy gaming! :)
@Stephen Poulin I use a 3 row card box, and then deck boxes and top loaders as dividers. When the Hulk arrives, and I do my next play thru, I'll try to remember to show my "storage solution".
When you defended with nick Fury for black panther, does she hulk need to be exhausted as she is the primary defender and then nick fury gets in the way -- confused by this any time it comes up. Thank you!
Hi Dale, so I've avoided LCGs ever since I got into Lord of The Rings LCG due to the almost essential requirement to buy multiple core copies to have a functional and competitive deck. In your opinion does Marvel suffer from this? If not why.
There’s no reason for multiple core sets to have full play sets of each card. I’m sure there are people that would like to have more than 4 decks made at a time, but the core set allows to construct 4 fully playable heroes for the game, which was a goal for the publisher. All decks that I have played on the channel are from the core set. Expansions are slowly being introduced and I have no plans for purchasing another core set. Unlike all the other LCGs where I purchased 2-3 core sets. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!
@Peautiful Benis Thanks for watching! Nick goes away at the end of the turn which will be after the villain phase, so he gets to stay around to defend. Hope that helps! :)
Nice vdo playthrough But Black panther first round after got hit by Rhino you forgot retaliate After defeat stage 1 rhino You flip she hulk into hero form You forget to deal 2 dmg But it still a great vdo playthrough
Like everyone else I’ve learned more from your videos than any other quick tutorial online. I want to ask about the confusion cards on The hero’s. I didn’t really see that they made a difference in the play through. What is it supposed to do?
@Troy Reeves Confused wastes your next thwart action that you would take like Stunned wastes your next attack action that you would take. Hope that helps, and thanks for watching!
Excellent video. Very easy to understand and follow.
My wife and I have played this about 4 times and there were a couple things we were unsure about, but u cleared them right up.
Thanks for a great video
Thanks for watching, and the kind words! Glad the video helped and good luck on your next game!
Excellent Videos🔥 I just bought the core box and your playthroughs really helped me understand this game🙌🏻 Thank you🙏🏻
Super helpful, as always! I've played through the tutorial scenario a couple of times, but watching your playthroughs is giving me the confidence to dig back in and explore a bit more. Thanks!
@Greg Dunn Glad this helped, and enjoy digging back into the game!! :)
Just bought the core set. Thank for your guide
Great pacing. Very easy to follow. Personally much easier to 'learn to play' with this video than some of the others. Great job!
@Chloride Thanks! Much appreciated! :)
I agree. The pacing is nearly perfect for this type of video. Well done!
Thanks for this, best playthrough I've seen of this game.
@TheZappaZ Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for watching! :)
You forgot to deal one damage to Rhino when Hulk dealt damage to all characters as a result of your drawing an energy resource at 22.38.
Great video! Every time I watch one of your playthroughs I learn something new about the rules... 😅
@Edgar Thanks, and glad they are helping. Just note that I'm still learning and making mistakes too. ;)
Lovin these play throughs, good job man.
Thanks! Very much appreciated! :)
Best explanation video on youtube!
Thanks! Hope you enjoy the game!
Thanks for sharing. I've played with both of those heroes. I liked playing with She-Hulk. Black Panther, not so much, due to the iffy'ness of having/not having a Wadanda Forever card and/or his upgrades being in place or not.
I feel the same way about Black Panther. True he doesn't take long to set up like Iron Man, but getting the cards to go off was difficult, although there are tricks to put them back in the deck. SpiderMan and Iron Man are my current favorites to play.
Good video! Picked up a couple more mistakes I make with my plays that are more prevalent with playing with multiple heroes which I haven't gotten around to yet.
Glad it helped! I need to get back to some true solo. :)
Nice tutorial
Good video! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! :)
22:44 Hulk swings and draws a Lightning Bolt. "Deal 1 damage to each character." I noticed you gave both of the Heroes, Hulk, and Nick Fury a ding. However, I didn't see a point taken from Rhino. I have seen a number of references saying that a point should be taken from "anything that has a hit point." This includes Minions and Villians. (Still, I am three years late and loving the videos!)
Excellent playthrough. Thanks!
@John Brown You are welcome, thanks for stopping by! :)
Excellent explanation of the game, subscribed!
Thanks! Very much appreciated! I plan on continuing with this series as more expansion packs are released. Hope you enjoy your game!
@@DaletheCasualGamer yes, only played a bit on Sunday to see how it worked and getting it. Learned with the help of your solo video, pretty clear explanation. Keep up the good work!
@@DaletheCasualGamer Btw, where did you get those stands? They seem to be pretty handy for multiplayer games
They are uberstax which are available at uberstax.com . They come 6 pieces to a bag and allow for many different configurations. Needless to say, I've purchased several packs. :)
@30:33 timing. Why did you attacked from she hulk? Because black panther has the first player token. It suppose to be black panther turn. Am i correct?
good video ... you are very exhaustive and clear in your playthrough... compliments
Andreone55 Thanks, very much appreciated. :)
Well done, I enjoyed the playthrough. I did notice a couple of things.
You forgot to trigger the hero abilities a few times, which is understandable.
Mostly I wanted to mention that when Hulk damages all characters, that includes the Villain and minions, so the bad guys take damage too.
It might make it more complicated while recording the okay of the game, but you can request actions from another player on your turn, or that player can offer an action. That includes playing events from hand that have an action ability. So in She-Hulk’s turn you could have had Black Panther play Wakanda Forever to use one of his 1 damage abilities to clear the Tough status on Rhino instead of sinking Hulk’s 3 damage into it.
Not a big deal though, it was a fun game to watch.
Thanks for the comments! I plan on covering a lot of this game, so the advice to get it right is appreciated. Have you been enjoying the game?
My son and I have been loving it. It’s been hard to stop playing. We’ve only played with one and two players so far. It’s been a while since I pulled out a game to play by myself, but I’ve been playing this even after he goes to bed.
Another great play through. I have now learnt it’s ok to mill your deck. I used to hold onto cards thinking I wouldn’t get them back (LOTR LCG mindset) but I know it’s ok. Thanks Dale
No problem! Agreed, don’t get attached to your cards ... play them or use them as resources. :)
Thanks for your great videos. I just got this game, and what I am doing at first is setting up the same scenarios as you and playing them 3-4 times , and then watching your video to see if I am making any play errors or strategy mistakes.
The decks in this game are not the same as the box recommends, did you post somewhere a deck build strategy you used for it? Thank you
No posted deck strategy, just showing the deck construction prior to the game. Happy gaming! :)
Quick question. At 24:29 you mention you only needed one additional encounter card. The rules reference says about Hazards " Additional cards are dealt in player order ( first additional card to the first player, the second to the second player etc.)"
So did you play it correctly after all?
This had me at first, but I've seen other rules explanations that it is similar the the additional threat rule, just +1 for the group, not for every Hero. The rules are suggesting that if there are multiple schemes, the first goes to the first player, and then if there is a second +1 to give, it goes to the second player ... as opposed to they all would go to the first player. Hope that helps, and happy gaming!!
But if an official FAQ comes out, I'm good either way!
@@DaletheCasualGamer Thank you Dale, that does seem to make sense since 2 hazards would mean 3 encounter cards per player which would be ridiculous. The wording on pg 15 is easily confused as an extra card per player.
Thnx again.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching! Hope your plays are going well! :)
Thanks for the explanations! This is the most helpful video we have found thus far. We were also drawing an additional threat card per player with the side schemes so this was very helpful. We re-read the side scheme sections in the rule books and your interpretation makes total sense. Thanks!
One thing we are having trouble figuring out is when an encounter card is drawn during the villain phase and the card is specific to the other player/hero (that hero’s obligation card). The specified hero then chooses between 2 options to resolve the card. One option involves the card gaining surge. If that is chosen, does the surge card apply to the specified player mentioned on the obligation card, or to the original player who drew the encounter card?
@Jason Jenkins I'm glad the videos have helped, and thanks for watching! For the scenario described, I've always played that surge goes to the player with the obligation. Hope that helps, and good luck! :)
This is great, I’m late to the party but bought a big bundle so have gone in with both feet 😂 do you prefer double handed or true solo. I had LotR lcg and I always played double handed.
Hi Dale, great video...quick question, who has to take draw and face the consequences of the breakin and takin card?
@Talha Iqbal Extra encounter cards start with the first player and then proceed in player order if more are needed. Good luck! :)
Hey Dale, love your Marvel Champions videos. Quick question: where did you get the black card holder/stand for rhino, his counter and the schemes? I am trying to find something like it. Thanks!
@Redcoat59 Thanks for watching! They are UberStax and you can find purchase information for them at www.uberstax.com . I also did a video highlighting them at th-cam.com/video/HBNRANBuKS4/w-d-xo.html and a handy attachment tray at th-cam.com/video/dyC9jiuOrwc/w-d-xo.html . Hope that helps and happy gaming! :)
@@DaletheCasualGamer Awesome thank you! I will check these out now!
Love the videos but How does defend work?
Great video, just getting back in the game after a while!! Should Nick Furty have been discarded before the next round??
Nick Fury stays in until the end of the of the villain phase. Hope that helps, and happy gaming!
Interesting that you basically just used the protection cards as resources. Weakest aspect?
Thanks for these videos, they have helped us out so much
@Stephen Poulin Glad the videos have helped, and thanks for watching! Hope your games are going well! :)
@@DaletheCasualGamer Games are brutal at the moment, But my biggest challenge is how to store this game properly ..any advice or links?
@Stephen Poulin I use a 3 row card box, and then deck boxes and top loaders as dividers. When the Hulk arrives, and I do my next play thru, I'll try to remember to show my "storage solution".
Dale the Casual Gamer Yes 👍🏼 that would be most helpful
When you defended with nick Fury for black panther, does she hulk need to be exhausted as she is the primary defender and then nick fury gets in the way -- confused by this any time it comes up. Thank you!
Only Nick needed to exhaust as the defender. :)
Hi Dale, so I've avoided LCGs ever since I got into Lord of The Rings LCG due to the almost essential requirement to buy multiple core copies to have a functional and competitive deck. In your opinion does Marvel suffer from this? If not why.
There’s no reason for multiple core sets to have full play sets of each card. I’m sure there are people that would like to have more than 4 decks made at a time, but the core set allows to construct 4 fully playable heroes for the game, which was a goal for the publisher. All decks that I have played on the channel are from the core set. Expansions are slowly being introduced and I have no plans for purchasing another core set. Unlike all the other LCGs where I purchased 2-3 core sets. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!
Wow
Nice playtrough
R u planning to do green Goblin too
Once it is out
Thx again indeed
Yes! Looks like Green Goblin is coming out at the same time as Captain America and Ms Marvel.
At 23.52 you forgot to put the 2 menace tokens. Then I guess later should have made you very close to the 14! 😁😁😁
Oops ... so just close to 14, but still under. :)
Weren’t you supposed to get rid of nick fury at the end of the turn when you first brought him into play?
@Peautiful Benis Thanks for watching! Nick goes away at the end of the turn which will be after the villain phase, so he gets to stay around to defend. Hope that helps! :)
@@DaletheCasualGamer thank you
Why on the last round you fight with She-Hulk if Panther is the first player?
Panther didn't have anything to do exhausted, so went to She-Hulk who could end the game. Happy gaming!
I was squirming when you didn't defend with Nick Fury. Little did I know.
Nice vdo playthrough
But
Black panther first round after got hit by Rhino you forgot retaliate
After defeat stage 1 rhino
You flip she hulk into hero form
You forget to deal 2 dmg
But it still a great vdo playthrough
Thanks for watching. Mistakes were made ... I'm just glad they were against me. :)
I have the impression that you played only one protection card. 😁😁😁
Protection and Leadership are two aspects I just haven’t gotten used to. ... Black Widow May change that outlook some. ;)
OK game, but i´ll stay with Aeons End !
Thanks for watching! New stuff hopefully shipping in September for Aeon’s End!!
I want aeons end, but the price is too high.
Like everyone else I’ve learned more from your videos than any other quick tutorial online. I want to ask about the confusion cards on The hero’s. I didn’t really see that they made a difference in the play through. What is it supposed to do?
@Troy Reeves Confused wastes your next thwart action that you would take like Stunned wastes your next attack action that you would take. Hope that helps, and thanks for watching!