Boost, Ready, Repeat

She-Hulk is one of my favorite heroes - top 5 for sure. So naturally I'm excited about Winning Hand's deep dive this month (https://marvelcdb.com/decklist/view/52795/episode-72-blue-gamma-1.0).

I'm not the cleverest deck-builder here, not by a mile, which is maybe why I like She-Hulk's straightforward play. And here I'm only deckbuilding for my collection, which is maybe half of all the heroes. But it's plenty to put forward a fun, easy combo: boost your ATK and use it a lot. This isn't really intended for solo unless you're playing a rush strategy, as the thwarting is minimal. But it's fun to repeatedly swing for 7 or 8 ATK.

This isn't exactly a "try to keep Superhuman Strength around as long as possible" deck, though that's a smart tactic if you can manage it. The real key piece is Hand Cannon, so that excess damage dealt to minions makes it's way to the villain. Try to keep at least 1 Hand Cannon around unless you are near game end. Follow Through helps boost that excess damage, and you can stack them if it works out.

PART 1: Boost your ATK with: Skilled Strike, Combat Training, Hand Cannon, and Superhuman Strength. Just a couple of those will be enough to one-shot most minions. Defeating a minion with a single attack means Superhuman Strength gets to hang around.

PART 2: Ready She-Hulk with: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Limitless Stamina, One-Two Punch, Spoiling for a Fight, and Battle Fury. About 1/5th of the cards in the deck are to ready She-Hulk. To power Earth's Mightiest Heroes, we have cheap Avenger allies in Hulk and Spider-Girl, plus our best friend Hellcat. Try to keep 1 on board for EMH.

Troubleshooting: Two problems for She-Hulk are Stuns and Toughs. Unshakable is here to limit Stun problems, and some of the readies are unconditional. Bug is here to ping Tough enemies. It's easy to get mileage out of Bug with all the basic attacks you'll be making.