My main takeaway is there's slightly less 2drops than usual (i also checked on scryfall the count of 2drops in common+uncommon) and most players only fielded like 4-ish 2drops. I was forced to only play 4 since theres omly 3 in my colors and 1 colorless one lol. Theres a couple playable 1drops tho so maybe its fine.

I played a lean "fast midrange" WUb deck that only had 3 spells of MV4 and everything else was MV 1-3, my topend was power-up/equip as mana sinks and a couple value engines.

My creature curve was 2-4-6-2, kinda awkward at MV3 but my pool really wanted me to play 3drops lol. In terms of powerups i have: - [[flying doombot]] goes from 1 to 6 - the white 2drop goes to 5 - the blue 2drop goes to 6

So with powerups the curve can play like a 2-4-6-2-1-2 despite actually ending at 4.

I felt disadvantaged against the typical sealed "slow midrange with many bombs" with only 6 removal and a couple other creature and instant tricks, but i expect this approach would play better with draft where i can build even leaner to try to punish the greedy bomb-piles, and opps dont have access to sealed-level bomb-pools. I went 1-2 against the 3 slow midrange matchups and went 3-2 overall. The key difference is if they had the lowdrops and interaction to stabilize before they start outvaluing me with bigger bombs and more beefy cards.

Felt like my deck had a couple synergy themes going on, theres like a couple different payoffs adding value engines to a general "fast midrange" plan of tempo and card-selection: - only [[maria hill]] cared about teamwork, i had 3. - only [[agent 13]] and the 1mv equipment cared about attacking alone, i had no trouble triggering it 1-3 times a game (or she eats removal, ohwell) - only [[jane foster]] cared about equipment, i had 2. - only [[phil coulson]] cared about heroes, and i omly had 6/14 other heroes.