Diverse Company

There have been a lot of Strength in Diversity decks lately, and I love it. I put my own out using Rogue Diversity IS Strength and I like it, but this card works best when teamed with another hero who can lend more traits. Oddly, I feel it gets harder to use once you go past two players. While the cost of the card goes up, it gets progressively harder to add on a significant amount of new traits to justify the cost increase. So I made this deck to run alongside my Strength in Diversity deck to enhance it in a 2-player game.

Adam Warlock is a great partner for a SID deck since he comes with two traits of his own and can shop for allies from any aspect. He also has access to a lot of useful spells and can add one more copy of Strength in Diversity to play, plus a Helicarrier, Clarity of Purpose, and a The Power of Leadership to help pay for SID when it needs playing by either player. Boot Camp is there to bump up your ally attacks and he has a Armored Vest, Forcefield Generator and Pinned Down to help Adam avoid using up his allies as blockers.

The allies included in this deck have a great mix of traits and should compliment most SID decks, but if the end up providing redundant traits, you can always switch them out for someone else who does. Just remember if you trade them out for an ally from a different aspect, you may need to juggle some other cards around as well to keep Adam Warlock's deck building rules intact.

If you do play this alongside my Rogue deck, I recommend cutting Yondu from the Rogue deck and possibly finding a replacement for Maria Hill as well. Both have traits covered by other cards and Maria is less strong in 2-player. Giant-Man Spider-Man 2099 or a Psionic ally would all work well a replacement for her.