Your latest fun team combination

@WhiteBomber said:

@DAZ0273 said:

@BriMan2222 said:

@DAZ0273 said:
I find Multiple Man pretty confusing to use - is this an ascended one who is being referred to?

No, his passive win gets harder to pull off when ascended as the threshold goes up. He creates MM tiles every time he fires his yellow proportional to how much ap you have on the color you choose. Once there are enough MM tiles on the board you auto win.

So the strategy is use ascended coulson and MM, ap boosts, and supports with a high chance of granting you extra ap. Turn 1 fire mm yellow on every color. You'll hand a ton of countdown tiles and mm tiles.

Make a match. Once it's your turn again after all the cd tiles go off you'll have a ton of ap and 1 or 2 firings of mm yellow will insta win.

It also doesn't matter if the enemy is invisible or away so leap frog is irrelevant.

Turn 1 fire mm yellow

Oh right, I don't have an ascended Coulson but he is on my list. I still don't understand his powers but that is on me.

TLDR:

• Black: Every time you get hit make MM tiles. Each tile gives you 1% damage buff and defense (these aim for enemy SAPs)
• Yellow: Drain AP in any color to make tiles in that color. Each color MM tile does something different, SAP tiles, heal tiles and random damage
• Green: Destroy some of your MM tiles for true heals

Allow me to add in a key point or two here, some that are quite important (beyond the "you win" mechanic for having 34+ dupes on the board)...

Being able to basically make 1-to-1, AP for dupes, based on his yellow power, and assuming you bring in all the AP supports and boosts you can, you're basically giving MM 1% extra defense per dupe. And seeing how you KNOW you're gonna get hit on the first enemy turn, if for some reason your MM gets hit, he has a MUCH higher chance of surviving it now, because you're probably walking in with close to 20%, if not more, defense on him.

Add in the fact that dupes cannot be match 3'd away... they HAVE to be destroyed by being a PART of a match 4 (not one of the collateral damage tiles in the same row/column as a match 4), or through other means (i.e. MThor as an example). Since they are harder to destroy, your opponent's first turn has a LOT LESS chance of cascading, gaining AP, or much else worthwhile.

TL;DR -- your MM gains a good defense boost, and clogs the board with hard-to-kill tiles, just by spamming that yellow, making it much harder for the cpu to counteract on their first couple turns.