Man, Elsa looks to make a lot of different cards useful.

1 - Kitty
1 - Bast
2 - Angela
2 - Elsa
2 - Mojo
2 - Mysterio
3 - Shanna
3 - Jean Grey
3 - Maximus
4 - Omega Red
5 - Ronan the Accuser
6 - Living Tribunal

Obviously Kitty's the heavy lifter with Angela and Shadow King/Valkyrie can really put a hurting on those two, but Jean's there to mitigate that problem. Of course, there is the problem of it being very Ongoing heavy and watching out for Enchantress/Rogue/et. al. But those cards also help avoid the SK/V problem. I know there's some more tweaking that can be done. I'm not really maximizing the bounce style or the cards everywhere style, but I think it'll work pretty well in a variety of situations.

I think Destroy decks might be an issue overall though with the way they can scale so high in two locations. I might drop one of the big cards for a Cosmo.

Beast can offer some curious options, too.

EDIT: Acknowledging this is not an airline (and I don't need to announce my departure), but I have uninstalled the game. Just realized I wasn't having fun and the grind just wore me down. Good luck to you all that continue to enjoy it. I have yet to replace it with another game and am just listening to more old episodes of podcasts that I like and watching more movies. That's right, I haven't filled the space with productivity.

I really didn't see that Shang-Chi nerf coming.

I'm liking the Ms Marvel Ongoing with Spectrum synergy.

Well, that's not a good sign:

ByteDance says to restructure Nuverse in retreat from gaming business

The sources said ByteDance will tell employees on Monday to stop working on unreleased games by December, and that it will look for ways to divest from titles already launched.

The decision is likely to impact hundreds of employees, some of whom learnt about the move at the weekend, the people said.

The Chinese technology firm has no plan to return to the $185 billion global video games market, they added, declining to be identified as the information was not public.

Now Snap's social media team says that they're going to keep trucking right along, but unless there's already a deal in the works for another company to take over development and publishing of the game, I can't really see how they can keep it going with, well, no resources.

I think Snap is popular enough that someone will pick them up.