The next set of cards will heavily feature The Avengers, including the Hulk and his enemies, since he was one of the original team members. Players can find both Bruce Banner and the Hulk as playable cards, and the epic ‘World War Hulk’ story arc will be represented as a powerful Saga card that players can use against their opponents.
Super Intelligence Gives Players More Card Draw (So Long As It Has A Target)
Okay, so there’s this Magic card called Super Intelligence, and it’s basically the Leader from the Incredible Hulk comics! It only costs one blue mana to cast, which is awesome. It’s an Aura, so you have to attach it to a creature – any creature, even one your opponent controls! The cool part is, every time you get to your upkeep, as long as Super Intelligence and the creature it’s attached to are both still in play, you get to draw a card. It’s a really neat way to get card advantage!
Being able to draw an extra card each turn is a great advantage, especially for its low cost. However, this ability relies on being attached to a creature, making that creature a likely target for your opponent’s removal spells – and the ability itself is also vulnerable. Despite this, your opponent has to deal with a strong, inexpensive effect, and the consistent extra card draw is hard to ignore.
What The Devs Had To Say About Super Intelligence
Given the vast number of incredibly intelligent characters in Marvel, why was the Leader specifically chosen to represent ‘Super Intelligence’?
- Aaron: Compared to other genius Marvel characters who often look like fairly normal people, the Leader’s disproportionately giant head is both a more fun, fantastical image and clear visual shorthand for the concept of being “super smart,” even if you don’t know anything else about the character.
Were there concerns that a one-cost recurring draw effect would be too powerful?
- Dave: This was definitely a card that we needed to scrutinize during playtesting. One mana Auras have a lot of possible power via other cards that reward enchantments entering or cards that count the number of enchantments in play. And drawing an extra card a turn is a strong output for a single mana investment. Having to wait until your next upkeep for the first card and being on a creature makes this interactable in ways that we’ve hopefully been responsible in releasing it at one mana.
Does this card primarily help strategies that focus on making opponents draw cards until they run out, or on forcing them to discard creatures?
- Dave: There are a lot more effective ways to mill out an opponent so it wasn’t built for a goal of milling, but it sounds fun in the occasional case where the wording here allows for that to happen in draft or a drawn-out constructed game.
If Super Intelligence is used with a card like The Ninth Doctor, which has an ability that untaps it, does the Super Intelligence effect trigger repeatedly during each upkeep phase? In other words, does adding more upkeep phases cause Super Intelligence to activate multiple times?
- Dave: Yes, if you manage to get extra upkeeps in a turn, it will trigger and draw a card for each of those upkeeps.
Players in Marvel Super Heroes will likely play through their card collections quickly. The “Connive” ability – where you draw and discard cards for a bonus – is returning, and this time it’s connected to the villains. Cards like Super Intelligence will make it much easier to find the cards you need, or force your opponent to deal with them immediately.
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