Actually, I was not referring to the clicks of life - but to the fact that Wolverine-hulk's dial was slightly off - showing one click of 11 attack followed by 4 of 10. I quoted and edited the dial to refelct that it should have been 2 x 11 and 3 x 10 for the last five attack values.

I see that Wolverine-hulk has subsequently corrected his dial post.

Well, he should have a full dial, I'll still gladly play him, though. Also except for Ares does anyone else have a higher average attack (11.3)?

Oh, your post was right after his so I thought you were replying to him, I didn't realize it was a reply to Wolverine_Hulk.

Sorry for the confusion, I was referring to his clixs of life. That is my only beef with this fig and a small one at that.

Between the absolutely fantastic (non-movement) stats and the Power Cosmic TA, this could possibly be one of the better "really big" guys out there. Unlike almost every other 200+ point figure, you can truly say that if Thanos makes his first Impervious roll, he is very, very unlikely to lose a 1-on-1 fight with any other regular-sized figure, barring critical hits/misses. I mean, he takes at least two hits to lose Outwit, unless he gets hit with a heavy object.

The fact that he doesn't have a full dial is not too bad. He has an entire dial of damage reducers until the end where he gets Regenereation with Phasing. Once he reaches those click he can just bail and come back when he gets a nice Regen roll. And since he has Power Cosmic he can never be Outwitted and he can ALWAYS get away if needed.

cheers

His damage isn't game-breaking, but he joins the very exclusive 13AV club, so he'll be hitting with it virtually every time.

A quick question about the Power Cosmic TA, it says that the fig doesn't take pushing damage. Does that mean it can make an action every single turn or does it still have to rest after 2 actions?

Yeah its basically willpower, he can push and not take damage but he can't infinitely push.

I believe Magog has the highest small fig average attack value:

13-13-13-12-12-12-12-11-11-11-11

for 11.9.

V Ultron (IC) has an 11.5 average, U Nightmare has an 11.7 average, and Thanos(IC) has a 12 average.

well I supose he's OK but I think a 200+ pt fig warrents at least one clix of move and attack power.
If you notice Seth's designs are almost all leaning away from a huge alpha strike beast. I look at figs like Parallax, Ganthet, and Thanos as many points as these figs are I don't think we will hear the "I qiut Thanos is too cheesy" or "ban Ganthet he's broken" all because Seth dosen't want to have to make another rule change like they did for V Icon Supes. For the "Deet Dee Dee" players who cryed and wined. And for those of you who weren't creative enough to figure out how to beat him I thank you for now giving us figs that are 265 points with no RS front loaded or at all.
I know someone is going to say "he has the Cosmic TA he dosen't need RS he can move full distance then next round push for free and fire full distance...ect" but Seth I would like you to know; I think you should give the characters who warrent the powers, the powers they deserve. Don't worry about the "uhg my opponent TK'ed him in and he RS for 5 and cry, cry, cry" players. Don't get me wrong I like Thanos great interpration, but he had the potential to be soo much more.

What exactly was this rules change? I've been out of the loop a while.

When making a range attack with HSS, you must half your range.

It's cause supes would move a few squares, shoot at 10 squares, then go somewhere else entirely.

Now, hes less effective.

Running Shot would have been nice, but truthfully any character that can do that much damage all the while having BOTH hands tucked neatly behind his back scares me to death.