That Prob trait came in handy for my opponent tonight far more than I expected. Also, Harvey WOULD. NOT. *#$&ING. DIE.

I really really love this figure. Being able to heal back on to that 18 defend is just great and with the Batman Enemy TA, Perplex on damage, and new light object rules he actually managed a few good hits in without switching to the other dial. I thought the conditional Probability Control would be annoying when I missed without a 2 but actually I just acted like I didn't have it and got very excited whenever a 2 did show up :') Regardless of range and line of fire is great.

I do like this figure, playing this weekend. My only detractor is the sculpt; cue sculpt-swap with AA007 and I'm happy.

Blimey. I mean wow blimey.
Just played this guy again and had a great game with him!
The healing, the bipolar activity, perplex/sidestep/BE/Defend or RS with his double-barrelled shotgun. He had some good people around him too.
Successful sculpt swap btw

New edition update: Did BTAS do it better? I don't think so. Two-Face in that one is very much a criminal mastermind, which ok you could go for that feel, but he's not even a really good piece to play. This one brings a nice 18 Defend, Perplex, and a board-wide PC on 2's for a very solid support piece. He brings an ability to heal himself, and can quickly switch to some solid offense if you need it (granted, on a coin-flip). Even then, he brings another kind of support with that top-dial 11 for Batman Enemy. Consider it: he can share a good attack or defense value, depending on how he feels.

You can kind of make the argument that the BTAS Harvey Dent is usable for coming with PC and PD and nullifying Mastermind. That's kind of nice, but I still feel I generally default to this piece.

Less the Mastermind, the latter half of his dial could belong to Deadshot.