The Maria Hill Problem

If you don't understand the title of this deck, it's in reference to the fact that your opening turn as Maria Hill always has an optimal, correct answer: exhaust, find The Iliad, and dump your hand into it. This deck has a similar problem.

First turn, you always either keep or find a Dynamic Duo when you flip to hero form. You search out Daredevil and See No Evil, Hear No Evil, attack or thwart with Daredevil, then use your last card to play See No Evil, Hear No Evil. Then you activate with Echo as you please. Tuck both events under Echo for recycling. You do this all game.

The main piloting mistake you have to look out for is having See No Evil, Hear No Evil tucked when you're ready to play Dynamic Duo again. It only searches your deck and discard. So make sure to plan ahead and let it go to the discard instead if that's what you need. Sometimes, the correct play is to block with Daredevil early to line things up. You lose value, but not as much as you would by misaligning your recursion.

Once you have Martial Prowess in play, you'll always play See No Evil, Hear No Evil "for free." The rest of the deck doesn't matter much. Play and clear the side schemes to set up your expensive stuff, especially Improvisation since you'll get an attack and thwart trigger almost every turn (sometimes twice). Lock and Load grabs Echo's Katana. Stick is here to try to make Shakedown work.

But, honestly, most of your other cards don't matter much. You're playing a crazy efficient damage/thwart loop powered by Echo's incredible abilities. Once you start cycling through it, you're not going to need much else.