Fun episode! Some notes: Silver+Radius doesn't make it worse, just different. Basically it makes it worse when you're in the battlezone and better when you're out of the battlezone. At 3 radius you're more likely to to affect more enemies at once, and it eases the amount of movement you need to position for a silver. Primary red is awesome. It offers two actions in one (Hit something+Hit a hero). Grabbing this lets you farm AND deny space to heroes the turn you play this, unless they're willing to risk dying. At tier 3 it can get surprise kills against players that aren't expecting the kill effect, or kill minions while cleaning up stunned heroes. All of that AND the damage on red (5/5/6ATK) is really solid and can be scary with some attack items. Primary blue can deny attacks by rotating a Swift out of position or a melee character away from their prey. It's power lies in it's flexibility. You can move the friendly or enemy, minion or hero. Primary green is definitely a "Gotcha" card for players that aren't familiar. It's useful when she's going head to head against ranged characters, because she can tag them with boomerang and they can't really trade with her by hitting her back. I'm a primary red enthusiast though so for me alt green is WAYYY more appealing. Alt green is one of the most powerful cards in the game. It's a huge range, the restriction isn't that restricting, AND you can place them in 1 of 6 spaces adjacent to you. You can reposition slow moving heroes 6 spaces away from where they wanted to be, you can grab friendly minions your enemies wanted to attack, or enemy minions you want to farm, or enemy heroes you want to attack. At tier 3 you can do 2 of these at the same time! When I think about having fun playing Wasp, this is the card I think about. This video is awesome and a great way to get into some Wasp games. The playtesters all did strategy guides for the heroes if anyone wants some additional Wasp content. boardgamegeek.com/thread/2900487/wasp-hero-spotlight
Also concerning the rules question. Primary blue can never rotate onto tokens like Min or Wuk. According to the rules, you can never end an action on an occupied space, even tokens you can walk through. So because Wasp blue only moves you 1 space and then repeats, each of those movements needs to be into an empty space.
That's great to understand, thanks! I am surprised though because that seems to defeat the most obvious purpose of Min's traps, which is to work with your team to push opponents onto them. Can something like say, Sabina's point blank shot not push enemies onto those either?
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Fun episode! Some notes:
Silver+Radius doesn't make it worse, just different. Basically it makes it worse when you're in the battlezone and better when you're out of the battlezone. At 3 radius you're more likely to to affect more enemies at once, and it eases the amount of movement you need to position for a silver.
Primary red is awesome. It offers two actions in one (Hit something+Hit a hero). Grabbing this lets you farm AND deny space to heroes the turn you play this, unless they're willing to risk dying. At tier 3 it can get surprise kills against players that aren't expecting the kill effect, or kill minions while cleaning up stunned heroes. All of that AND the damage on red (5/5/6ATK) is really solid and can be scary with some attack items.
Primary blue can deny attacks by rotating a Swift out of position or a melee character away from their prey. It's power lies in it's flexibility. You can move the friendly or enemy, minion or hero.
Primary green is definitely a "Gotcha" card for players that aren't familiar. It's useful when she's going head to head against ranged characters, because she can tag them with boomerang and they can't really trade with her by hitting her back. I'm a primary red enthusiast though so for me alt green is WAYYY more appealing.
Alt green is one of the most powerful cards in the game. It's a huge range, the restriction isn't that restricting, AND you can place them in 1 of 6 spaces adjacent to you. You can reposition slow moving heroes 6 spaces away from where they wanted to be, you can grab friendly minions your enemies wanted to attack, or enemy minions you want to farm, or enemy heroes you want to attack. At tier 3 you can do 2 of these at the same time! When I think about having fun playing Wasp, this is the card I think about.
This video is awesome and a great way to get into some Wasp games.
The playtesters all did strategy guides for the heroes if anyone wants some additional Wasp content.
boardgamegeek.com/thread/2900487/wasp-hero-spotlight
Love to see another play through of this, but I’m enjoying this character series as well.
There's another playthrough coming soon!
Also concerning the rules question.
Primary blue can never rotate onto tokens like Min or Wuk.
According to the rules, you can never end an action on an occupied space, even tokens you can walk through. So because Wasp blue only moves you 1 space and then repeats, each of those movements needs to be into an empty space.
That's great to understand, thanks! I am surprised though because that seems to defeat the most obvious purpose of Min's traps, which is to work with your team to push opponents onto them. Can something like say, Sabina's point blank shot not push enemies onto those either?