Yes, you read that right, you have a chance at an infinite turn.

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(don't worry it's not click bait)

This is something that we could see at Worlds, and more importantly, legal for the next year post-rotation (July 1st).

You only have a 1 in 10 chance of hitting this power, includes the pick one, so yeah you have a 10% chance of having an infinite turn as you fanny about with your POGs. Not sure if that is good enough odds to build a team around pulling it off.

If you have a chance to put a empower character or a character with outwit near the kill zone... But yeah, really strong but i will ask for my oponent to take every action, every roll... If it was a Limited tournament i would be more worried.

Work blocked

I don't really know what to say, except this is unlikely to win anything and easily countered.

very cool trick, not necessarily a sound strategy

and the first loophole won't work. A clarification on ICWO that beats that

what first part, and what clarification?

One minor error: when cap brings the particles back, and pushes to death, he drops the particles in his square, not adjacent. Unless of course he moves into a square that has an object already. Hence the "minor."

Someone suggested a character to help with empower, Henry would work. Alternate carrying Henry and Rick Jones koing a pog each time until you get everyone in place.

Still have plenty of points left over too.

I would recommend a Rocket Raccoon to prob the d20, doubling your odds of instantly winning

And what about latest power of Avengers table?

AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!: At the beginning of your turn, give any number of friendly characters power actions. For each one given, remove an ID card attached to this resource and place its ID Character adjacent to the character given the action. This game, that character is no longer an ID character, can't ignore pushing damage and returns to your sideline when it takes damage.

I've played at Nationals level with a team destined to try and get there and have not got past click 23. This is not a realistic strategy.