Werewolf by Night

Yeah.

You know, uh, all the horror comics that Marvel did in the '70s, Son of Satan, Werewolf by Night.

You know, Tomb of Dracula, and then Creepy and Eerie and Heavy Metal.

And he really, he really, uh, uh, helps us achieve that.

Where you're really trying to do some specific stuff.

If you top deck something that isn't Werewolf by Night... you're still playing the werewolf right like that kind of stuff the the more that basically the more the specific text on your cards informs your game plan the less you want to play thanos which is why the early thanos slop deck is the quicksilver domino infinite fours all the fours are four tens like they're all they're infinitely replaceable who cares yeah And it's why that spectrum goes from that to about Batroc.

And Batroc is where things start getting not replaceable.

And so the more decks that exist past Batroc on that spectrum, where there's like, I need specifically my Venus.

I need specifically my Collector.

I need specifically my Werewolf by Night, my QOC, my Zombie Killmonger.

I care way more about that shit.

The more incentives there are to do that...

Same with, like, having Mind Loki in there.

And I think for the Dracula slot, I think Werewolf by Night is probably the coolest, like, potential i think i think where by night is just like this model that he's seven eight now is how got cheaper he can attrition he fights his clapbacks longer than dracula's technically but i think with bump dracula's is a little better because it is hard to like really space him perfectly and then obviously a clapback spender you know wolf can't clapback spender but

Those are the fives that really stand out.

Are there any other fives you will use? You know, it's funny that you mentioned that.

In my Convocation Mirror, which was on Wedding Party, I played Dracula in that game, and my opponent played Werewolf by Night, and the two of them actually faced off And I guess nobody really won.

But it was really hilarious.

It's like a clock's nightmare where they were just like one person attacked and then the other person counterattacked and then the other person counterattacked and they were bumping all over the place.

It was really entertaining 1v1 setup.

And, you know, some other stuff here and there.

I think, did he do Werewolf by Night, maybe, early on?

I

believe that's right, but also

The other list, a lot of people have, have started gravitating towards is just having all people with like true counterattacks.

Venom, werewolf by night um killmonger 2 like because you have an a threat saber tooth like because you have an a threat leader you need to get as many attacks in as you can and if they're not going to attack onslaught like you've talked about because there's a bodyguard like attached to him they have to attack the other models and so they need to be able to like punish your opponent for that And so those are the kind of two ideas that I've been toying with is either everybody gets to attack back.

And so it's just kind of painful to go into anybody or just go with the highest damage ceiling possible.

And if they don't attack onslaught to attack your glass cannons, like that's good for onslaught.

I just don't think this is

good.

I think I'm leaning more towards Logan, Werewolf by Night.

Logan is, I think, going to be an obvious add.

And if I could just – I could sleep at night.

I could sleep at night if you could just tell me that you are definitely – without a doubt going to finish werewolf by night in the master.

There's only one volume left.

If I could get just, it's going to happen.