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Everyone that been keeping track of the new FAQ's, Errata and Clarification documents and retirement listings can readily acknowledge the tweaks and shifts in the metagame as of late.
This week I'm going to take a look at cluster of figures with the same movement type. That's right my friends, right here, a TCGplayer exclusive article that looks entirely at the DOLPHIN speed symbol!
Basically, instead of playing with a figure in one square, you now have the advantages and disadvantages of playing with a character that can attack and be attack from two squares.
Let's jump into it then, shall we? Four more villains to review this week, and we'll touch on Unus the Untouchable, the Super Adaptoid, the Living Monolith and of course, Apocalypse.
Mutations and Monsters has me really excited and I've found the figures both high in variety and fun factor. This set is also high in villain content, which as many of you know pleases me to no end.
This week I've decided to go over some of the mods I've made since my last such article last year. I try to paint my mods so that they will fit in with the rest of my figures.
For some reason the fall has a magic about it that I theorize must be behind the superior sets that are released. It should come as no surprise to anyone how excited I was for Mutations and Monsters.
For those of you who are interested in reading some thoughts on the second half of the Legion of Superheroes team, we're tackling that topic this very day!
Today we're looking at the Legion of Superheroes Starter set for DC Heroclix. These cosmic heroes all have one thing in common: a great potential for “cheese” tactics.
This week I'm going to veer away from another batch of reviews in favour of a soapbox. This soapbox is more about my love of the hobby. Is it possible that some of us get a little fanatical about it?
Did anyone else hear complaints about how many remakes were in Avengers? In Origin? Supernova? I don't know about the exact statistics but Justice League certainly feels as though it takes the cake as far as remakes are concerned.
Due to overwhelming DC HeroClix®: Crisis preorder sales and “Buy it by the Brick” orders, Diamond Comic Distributors and Alliance Game Distributors has sold out of its entire Crisis inventory.
WizKids Inc. announces the manufacture sellout of DC HeroClix®: Crisis five-figure Boosters and bricks. Crisis, releasing February 27, is completely sold out at the manufacturer in North America due to unexpectedly high preorder sales.
The “WizKids Convention Weekend” will now also offer DC HeroClix JOHNNY THUNDER limited edition figure previously only available before at DC HeroClix events at Gen Con Indy 2007.
This limited edition, numbered SUPERMAN and BATMAN duo figure is free with the purchase of a DC HeroClix: Crisis Brick (a ten-booster bundle).
Today's preview gives us our first look at an unaffiliated character. Although he is unaffiliated, he definitely works very well with the theme of the week for Thunderbolts.
Welcome back to Jank Corner. This week begins our first wave of the Jank contest; a jank-off, if you will. The submissions were a little slow at first, but then they started flooding in.
It's a time of great anticipation in the Dreamscape, what with the new set soon to be released and the upcoming sealed tournaments. I want to look at the evolution and progress of competitive Dreamblade up until this point...