Fortune Teller

This is one of my favorite decks to play in true solo!

What used to frustrate me about Widow was wanting to play so many cards but never having the resources to do it. Her kit felt clunky—constantly juggling supports while trying to pay for all her Preparation upgrades. Adding the three Enhanced generators completely changed that. They let you build your board much faster and give you the long-term resource economy you need to play your expensive allies later on. Just make sure to prioritize your supports and gauntlets during the first deck run!

The real punch of the deck comes once everything is set up. With Global Logistics, Gambit, and Blindfold, you can map out the entire villain phase in advance. From there, you play the right Preparations and take total control of the game! The first few turns can feel a little sketchy, but once you stabilize, I don’t think there's a safer hero to pilot.

> > The overall plan is simple: Know exactly what the villain is going to do, then shut them down.

Note: I originally had Heimdall as he also gives you the chance to peer into the encounter deck. I ended up cutting him as it felt like there was always something better to play. Half the time I had him in hand I couldn't play him anyway. Would love to know if anyone can make him work!