Sacrifice v1

A pretty good deck against swarm decks, decks based on 1 cost cards that get boosted (Sunspot, combos with Kazar / Blue Marvel etc), decks that rely on high strength cards (9+ like Gamora boosted, Hulk, Orka, Devil Dinosaur...)

Tricks:

-sacrifice Agent13 , Squirrels and Sinisters to boost Carnage, or use them to quickly saturate the fields which after the 3rd turn transform all the cards deployed into Hulk

- transform Bucky into Winter Soldier or move Wolverine thanks to Deathlock

-use Colossus to occupy fields that destroy cards, or to activate without losing Deathlock cards, or to power up Carnage without losing a card

-Gamora to be used in fields where you are sure that the opponent will play a card (fields where you have to play cards on the 5th turn, for example)

-America Chavez to make sure you have a strong last hand card

-Shang Chi and Killmonger should only be played on the 5th or 6th turn for a surprise counterattack against strength 9+ cards or against swarm decks

Pros:

- a fast deck

-cheap

- versatile easy tricks

-excellent to counter fields that destroy cards

-good counter attacks against swarm and big beasts

- you always have a 6/9 on your last hand

Cons:

-doesn't have cards with that much strength and it's hard to have high strength fields

-suffer cards/fields that negate abilities on reveal (like Cosmos)

-suffer cards/fields that prevent destroying cards (like Armor)

- you frequently have no cards to play in the first hand

Variants:

-Sabretooth instead of Colossus : a little more strength and theoretically more mobility, at the expense of industribility and control of otherwise impossible fields

-Spider Woman instead of Gamora or America Chavez : a little more flexibility at the cost of a few strength points. Spider woman if played in a field with at least 3 opposing cards is stronger than America Chavez (but you don't have the certainty of having her in your hand in the last turn) and does not necessarily require to be played in "trick" when the opponent plays a card as in the case of Gamora