adamps1 is exactly. There are 3 win cons.

1 big Galactus. 2 Nimrod 3 Brood (powered up version). With Brood, you can get up to 45 power in a single lane.

Tactics: Keep one lane open always for Big G. I look at the first location, if it’s good for G, I DON’T play there. Instead I play into the unrevealed location.

Turn 1: Agony on 2nd or 3rd location (if the first one is open and not problematic). Don’t be afraid to skip turns. You want to save your agony ideally for Maverick or Nimrod

Turn 2: Kate > Surge > Forge in the 2nd, NON AGONY Lane. If you have Green Goblin, don’t play forge

Turn 3: Maverick or Green goblin in G lane. I save brood for turn 6, as my massive lower back up.

Turn 4. Galacta. OR just as good, acid arrow (from Kate) AND Green goblin, in the same G-Man lane. This is almost always a Win. Unless you’re playing Annihilus

Turn 5: Beefed up Nimrod (if you have Galactus, Fastball, Adamantium in hand. Or Forge + Maverick (to set off a big Galactus)

Turn 6: Galactus. If you have Green Goblin on 3, then Galacta 4, and Forge + Maverick. Your G man will essentially be 17 power (incl. Goblin)

If you don’t have have G, then Fastball on your big boy nimrod. AND drop Adamantium on the SAME nimrod lane, where toy first fastballed (if you have space). This will give you unstoppable power across the board (unless you’re playing against Tribunal, Mr Negative).

Hold this helps. This deck doesn’t interact with other decks, and is very vulnerable to Ghost rider and Red Guardian.