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Checklist Card COMMON 029. Gamora - Genius Trainer 030. Ghost Rider - Hellfi re 001. Anger Issues - Basic Action Card 031. Groot - Highly Intelligent 002. Besmirch - Basic Action Card 032. Hela - Asgardian 003. Big Entrance - Basic Action Card 033. Hulk - Immortal 004. Counterstrike - Basic Action Card 034. Iron Lad - Fractured Time Stream 005. Focus - Basic Action Card 035. Iron Man - Ordinary PhDs 006. Inspiring - Basic Action Card 036. Kang - Council of Kangs 007. Investigation - Basic Action Card 037. Loki - Powerful Magic 008. Nefarious Broadcast - Basic Action Card 038. Moon Knight - Stronger than 10 Men 009. Pizza - Basic Action Card 039. Ms. Marvel - NJ Native 010. Poker Night - Basic Action Card 040. Nebula - Sister to Gamora 011. Power Surge - Basic Action Card 041. Pip the Troll - In Search of Warlock 012. Rally! - Basic Action Card 042. Proxima Midnight - The Black Order 013. Retribution - Basic Action Card 043. Rocket Raccoon - I’m the Baddest! 014. Surprise Attack - Basic Action Card 044. Sandman - Frightful 015. True Believer - Basic Action Card 045. She-Hulk - Greeny 016. Villainous Pact - Basic Action Card 046. Spider-Man - Back to Basics 017. Adam Warlock - Golden Gladiator 047. Star-Lord - Legendary 018. Angela - Demon Hunter 048. Supergiant - Intangibility 019. Black Dwarf - Powerhouse 049. Thanos - Courting Death 020. Black Panther - Stealthy Adversary 050. The Collector - Stolen Cosmic Cube 021. Black Swan - The Cabal 051. The Spot - Dr. Jonathan Ohnn 022. Black Widow - Space Gem 052. Thor - Scion of All Asgard 023. Bullseye - Imposter Hawkeye 053. Tombstone - Eliminating the 024. Captain Marvel - Captain Whiz Bang Competition 025. Corvus Glaive - Madness 054. Turk Barrett - Small-Time Crook 026. Doctor Strange - Time Gem 055. Typhoid Mary - Charming 027. Drax - The Warrior 056. Wong - Stephen Strange Memorial 028. Ebony Maw - Gleeful Killer Institute © MARVEL © 2020 WIZKIDS/NECA, LLC. WIZKIDS AND DICE MASTERS ARE TRADEMARKS OF WIZKIDS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. UNCOMMON 081. Pip the Troll - Prince Gofern 082. Proxima Midnight - Tip of the Spear 057. Adam Warlock - Hero of Counter 083. Rocket Raccoon - Make Like a Tree Earth 084. Sandman - Sandilicious! 058. Angela - Odinsdottir 085. She-Hulk - Just Who You Needed! 059. Black Dwarf - The Black Order 086. Spider-Man - Responsibility 060. Black Panther - Cunning Strategist 087. Star-Lord - Former NASA Mechanic 061. Black Swan - Our Lady of the 088. Supergiant - Remote Possession Apocalpse 089. Thanos - Overpowering Strength 062. Black Widow - Running in the 090. The Collector - Behind the Scenes Shadows 091. The Spot - Phase Shift 063. Bullseye - Lester 092. Thor - Fortunately, I Am Mighty! 064. Captain Marvel - Maj. Carol Danvers 093. Tombstone - Recruitment Oriented 065. Corvus Glaive - Wanton Violence 094. Turk Barrett - Aspiring Criminal 066. Doctor Strange - Worthy Sorcerer 095. Typhoid Mary - Dssociative Identity 067. Drax - The Meditator Disorder 068. Ebony Maw - Twisted Brillance 096. Wong - Arcane Powerhouse 069. Gamora - Adventurer 070. Ghost Rider - Brimstone RARE 071. Groot - Quasi-Dimensional Super- 097. Adam Warlock - Soul Gem Positional Engineer 098. Angela - Asgardian of the Galaxy 072. Hela - Vengeful 099. Black Dwaf - Giant Axe 073. Hulk - Professor 100. Black Panther - Might of Wakanda 074. Iron Lad - Becoming Kang 101. Black Swan - Yabbat Ummon Turru 075. Iron Man - Multi-Billionaire 102. Black Widow - Widow’s Hunt 076. Kang - Time Duplicates 103. Bullseye - Effi ciency 077. Loki - Illusions Abound 104. Captain Marvel - Inspirational 078. Moon Knight - Imagining Help Avenger 079. Ms. Marvel - Inhuman Lineage 105. Corvus Glaive - Grim Lieutenant 080. Nebula - Cold-Blooded © MARVEL © 2020 WIZKIDS/NECA, LLC. WIZKIDS AND DICE MASTERS ARE TRADEMARKS OF WIZKIDS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 106. Doctor Strange - Celebrated 131. 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Ms. Marvel - Leader of the 122. Proxima Midnight - Killer for Hire Champions 123. Rocket Raccoon - and Grow! 147. She-Hulk - Astral Planar 124. Sandman - Sinister 148. Spider-Man - Superior Team-Up 125. She-Hulk - Los Angeles Native 149. Star-Lord - Power Gem 126. Spider-Man - Public Menace 150. Thanos - Preparing the Way 127. Star-Lord - King of Spartax 151. Thor - Jormungand’s Fear 128. Supergiant - Mind Control 152. Turk Barrett - Mind Gem 129. Thanos - Enemy of Life 130. The Collector - Driven by Purpose © MARVEL © 2020 WIZKIDS/NECA, LLC. WIZKIDS AND DICE MASTERS ARE TRADEMARKS OF WIZKIDS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED..
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