Special Feature: Gains +2 power whenever another card is placed at her same location. In particular, if you use Sunspot fairly early in the match, you can really rack up his energy boosts through the match in order to boost your control of a location, and finish the enemy off by unleashing Infinaut at turn 6 to conquer a second location and win the match. With the Sunspot x Infinaut combo, you can offset the fact that you won’t be able to place any cards on turn 5, which will transform into a nice +5 power boost for the former. This severely limits his usefulness in most builds, but goes exceedingly well with Sunspot, a 1-cost card that receives +1 power for every unspent energy point in each turn. However, his largest drawback is that, in order to deploy him, you must have not used ANY cards in the previous turn. This power and energy cost means that Infinaut is usually reserved for turn 6. The Infinaut is a fairly straightforward card with a very simple use: He has the strongest power in the entire game, clocking in at a whopping 20 power for 6 energy cost. Special Feature: The strongest card in the game in raw power. As such, if you wait until the last second, you can actually surprise your opponent by moving Nightcrawler and activating a special effect, stealing the win from their grasp. One additional perk from using Nightcrawler is that you can also use him to sneakily activate the special effects of other cards, such as the ones that require a certain number of cards in a specific location. This skill can also be used in locations such as the Sanctum Sanctorum, which are permanently closed and prevent players from placing cards within through normal means. The best part about this card, however, is that you can move him once after initially placing him, which gives you some leeway to dominate other locations whenever the enemy grows complacent and puts all his cards into other locations. After all, while Nightcrawler is fairly weak on his own, sporting only 2 power, he has a very low energy cost, with players being able to deploy him on turn 1, if they choose to. This one is a great card that everyone should keep in mind, mostly due to its versatility.
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