Name: Dark Claw
Version: Logan Wayne
Cost: 5
Team: Gotham Knights (New Gotham Knights?)
ATK: 9
DEF: 7
Flight/Range: No/No
Effect:
When Dark Claw is stunned, draw a card.

If you have a ready Gotham Knights character at the start of your Recover Phase recover Dark Claw (this does not count as your normal recovery).

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Name: Sparrow
Version: Dark Claw's sidekick
Cost: 3
Team: Gotham Knights (New Gotham Knights?)
ATK:4
DEF: 4
Flight/Range: No/Yes
Effect:
When Sparrow is attacked, she gains +4 DEF, and you may exhaust a character.

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Name: Iron Lantern
Version: Hal Stark
Cost: 8
Team: Amalgam
ATK: 19
DEF: 19
Flight/Range: No/Yes
Effect:
Cosmic: Iron Lantern has Flight, Invulnerability, +4 ATK, and +4 DEF.

"I'm losing power. Something must have happened to my Lantern Battery."

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i like

Strangefate? I must have Strangefate.

Hey Xavon.
I'd like to thank you for posting this topic thread.
I actually created an Amalgam vs. thread myself, not to long ago.
I look forward to reading some of your ideas.
In the meantime what do think of my Doc Stragefate.

Name: Dr. Strangefate
Title: Charles Xavier
Cost: 9
Team: None
ATK: 20
DEF: 20
Flight/Range: Yes/Yes
Effect: At the start of combat phase name a team affiliation
Ko two members of that team affiliation.

Name: Boy Toy
Version: Bucky Todd
Cost: 1
Team: Invading Knights? Sidekicks R' Us?
ATK: 0
DEF: 1
Flight/Range: No/No
Effect: When Boy Toy is stunned, KO Boy Toy. While Boy Toy is in your KO pile, all characters you control, as well as characters in your hand and deck get a +1 ATK and +1 DEF.

If Boy Toy is put into play from your KO pile you lose the game.

"Death is never perminent in comic land, unless you're talking of Bucky or Boy Blunder"

Not bad, but could be very dangerous for you. If your oppnent isn't playing any team, and you have any team characters...


Here are mine:
Name: Dr. Strangefate
Version: Charles Xavier
Cost: 5
Team: Amalgam
ATK: 11
DEF: 10
Flight/Range: Yes/Yes
Effect:
As an additional cost of playing Dr. Strangefate, discard an Amalgam character from your hand.

At the end of the combat phase, you may KO one stunned character.

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Name: Dr. Strangefate
Version: The Mage Supreme
Cost: 10
Team: Amalgam
ATK: 26
DEF: 26
Flight/Range: Yes/Yes
Effect:
At the beginning of the Build Phase, you may KO any one card. If you KO a resource, that resource's controller takes the top card from his/her deck and places it face down in his/her resource row.

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Name: Jade Nova
Version: Frankie Rayner
Cost: 7
Team: Amalgam
ATK: 17
DEF: 16
Flight/Range: Yes/Yes
Effect:
Cosmic: Jade Nova does not have flight or range, and has -2 ATK and DEF.

Name: Access
Version: Axel Asher
Cost: 6
Team: None
ATK: 10
DEF: 13
Flight/Range: No/Yes
Effect:

At the end of your build step, select two teams you control. Access and all members of those teams may team attack.

"Superman can't stop Vemon. But maybe with Spiderman's help."

The one thing that's always bothered me about Amalgam VS is uniqueness. Making them completely separate characters from the ones they're composed of is just lazy, making them KO all characters they're composed of is overly complicated unless they make a new keyword for it, and making different version have have different names (as in a Lex Luthor <> Green Skull and a Red Skull <> Green Skull) seems like a good solution until you come to characters who are composed of more than two characters (Dr. Strangefate) or characters who are just slightly altered versions of their regular universe counterparts (Diana from Bullets and Bracelets).

It's just so complicated. :confused:

And don't forget characters who ended up in more than one Amalgam. Like Wonder Woman (the afore mentioned Diane and the Storm Amalgam Wonder Woman), Kyle Rayner (Green Guardsman and Jade Nova), and Batman (Dark Claw and Bruce Wayne Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.).

Oh yeah, the worst example of that is the Bruce Wayne thing.

Wolverine + Batman = Dark Claw

Batman + Nick Fury = Bruce Wayne

But for some reason, both Nick Fury and Sergeant Rock exist in the Amalgam Universe completely unchanged.

How does that work?