Yeah, sorry for the mistake. I was thinking of the old Move and Attack ability under the Fantastic Four rulebook.

I noticed the mistake after I posted... but couldn't correct because I was at work, and lunch was over.

Hey, it's cool and the gang!!

The new rules are still...new

so it's all good!

And I've been reading them over and over again... trying to blacken out the old ones.

But overall, I like the newest ruleset the best since Infinity Challenge.

I just took the new spidey and changed it up a bit and posted it in D&D

His attack values are incredibly consistent. All those 10s!

He's extremely mobile. A free move action to get into elevated terrain is very useful even without an attack - during this move he can carry or grab an object. Even if he was already standing on eleveated this could be useful - go grab a Meteorite and then attack with it later on your turn.

The multibase will make placement much more difficult, but that's really the only downside to this dial.

I agree. He's awesome... except for the multibase. He is very comic accurate, especially for a Rookie... but his attack values should dip just a bit more, being a rookie and all.

I dont know why but I just dont like this dial. I could see ways it could be playable. I just dont like the dial all in all, could of been better IMHO.

being more of a DC fan. i haven't seen much yet to make me buy this set yet. deadpool & wolverine look cool. but no dials yet so who know what they look like?

Yes. I got here late to this party and wonder what all the whine is about. This Spidey can auto-breakaway and then Pounce (if you don't mind spending the extra points).

I do think the multibase is kinda dumb for such a short dial. But yeah, assuming I can get one (not a given this time, as I'm still needing a job and spending power is running dangerously low), I'll use 'im.

My biggest regret in this is that I think they missed the opportunity to do a cool thing to represent several different phases of Spider-Man on the dial. Use those 20 or so clicks for something other than saying KO. Give us three different Spider-Man options on the same dial at different point values. I could see the truly newbie Peter Parker figuring out he's Spider-Man at 6 clicks, then maybe something representing the college age Spider-Man, and then finally a veteran Spider-Man who has pretty much matured with the use of his powers and intellect.

That would have rocked!!!