Welcome to Marvel Champions Monthly: A Fan Podcast about the game Marvel Champions designed by Caleb Grace and Michael Boggs at Fantasy Flight Games. Join hosts: KennedyHawk, Crimson, Lester, and Amerikano as we discuss allRead More
Tracking links to the community content spoilers as they release. Enjoy this Rise of Red Skull spoiler season!
Get in and Get out – complete the mission. I wish that’s how my games went. The minipodcast Stealth Strike continues with a third mission in our debut series. In this mini-series your host KennedyHawkRead More
Get in and Get out – complete the mission. I wish that’s how my games went. The minipodcast Stealth Strike continues with a second mission in our debut series. In this mini-series your host KennedyHawkRead More
Get in and Get out – complete the mission. I wish that’s how my games went. Welcome to Stealth Strike – a minipodcast by the Marvel Champions Monthly Podcast crew. In this mini-series your host KennedyHawk will play and narrate games using a single deck. Our patrons have set up a tough line up of four villains for me. I’ll begin on Standard and each time I win I will increase the difficulty level so if I go 3-0 I’ll end up in a finale at heroic level 2! This is a new experimental type of episode where you get to experience some game-play along with me and hopefully feel like you are right there at the table. These will hopefully get better as they continue but be sure to let me know what things you enjoy and want things you don’t.
When the Marvel Champions Core Set first dropped, we were given five heroes, three villains, and five modular encounter sets, not to mention four aspects. This provided an amazing amount of variety straight out of the core set:
5 Heroes x 4 Aspects = 20 basic hero modes to play
3 Villains x 5 Modular Encounter Sets = 15 villain / encounter match-ups to face
If you took every hero in every aspect through every villain / encounter match-up, you’d have 300 games to play.
Welcome to Marvel Champions Monthly: A Fan Podcast about the game Marvel Champions designed by Caleb Grace and Michael Boggs at Fantasy Flight Games. Join hosts: KennedyHawk, Crimson, Lester, and Amerikano as we discuss our favorite card game. This episode we discuss the core set hero challenges put forth by FFG (link), the additional challenges from the MCM crew (link) and answer some listener questions!
Welcome to Marvel Champions Monthly: A Fan Podcast about the game Marvel Champions designed by Caleb Grace and Michael Boggs at Fantasy Flight Games. Join hosts: ApotropaiC, Scott Plays, and Theorel…. wait who are these hosts? This is a special episode where we introduce and get to know the hosts of “The Card Text” a new mini-podcast on the Marvel Champions Monthly feed. These three hosts will talk to you all about recent rulings and tricky situations in the game Marvel Champions. This introduction is a stand-alone episode but future content may appear as a mini-podcast segment within the typical MCM episodes. We hope you enjoy these three hosts as they try to tackle their first tricky topic: YOU!
Cap is right! Let’s talk. Numbers! The kind of numbers that don’t require you to have a Cosmic Calculator (yet)! Hello everyone and welcome to what may be the first installment of my article series,Read More
Greetings SHIELD Agents! This is the fifth in a series of new-player articles, aimed to get beginner players get up to speed on the game – Marvel Champions! This session is a list of player tips that helped me transition from losing my Marvel Champions games to winning them. We may deep dive into these topics in future articles. The list comes in no specific order but starts with some tips about gameplay before moving on to broader topics.
You may see a lot of people bemoan that Marvel Champions is too easy. I think in reality Marvel Champions is just the right kind of easy – the kind that makes me feel like a powerful super hero able to take on any foe. I didn’t always feel this way in fact I lost several games when first playing Marvel Champions. I’m now at a much higher win-rate and these are the things I did to get there.
