Do not like Legacy Cards that change the figures original powers, which they did in this case. What made the original Avengers Prime unique and appealing, other than the sculp, was their dial and original powers. They just needed a stat boost and point cost and clicks of life reduction.

A full-board threat range on a 13/6 attack is no joke, but you're really betting the farm on it, aren't you? If you can't fully wipe out your opponent's capacity to deal damage--and their Outwit--with that one hit, you're on at least click 5 pretty shortly.

Then you get to call in the new War Machine from your Sideline, and later when Avengers Prime goes down you get to show off all three of your Avengers Primes... but at that point you're already 300 points in the hole, with the potential for giving up 605 points in total if your opponent can do some kind of multi-attack to get Thor and Iron Man in the same hit.

I'm comparing this to Spider-Supreme (who gets Outwit protection, Willpower, 50 points of support, and the pieces he brings in on KO don't generate points for your opponent) or World's Finest (who's almost as good, and gets 125 points of support) and not seeing the value.

The trait feels a little strange. I wonder if they intended the opponent to score the 300 points in addition to the points from the generated figures??? Because it's not really great strategy in a 300 point game if you play AP and then at the swap all the opponent has to do is double tap or follow up on Iron man or Thor to score 100 points above build total and auto win.

Is that how that would work? I thought you could only have one prime in the game at a time, even if you are bringing it in from the sideline? So Avengers Prime would only be able to bring one prime in, correct?