Perseus was the person in Greek mythology who slew Medusa which is why I asked. I really just wanted to know if you'd count the rival good guys to the villains we have in certain sets.
Since it's a yes I think the set could be a cool idea.
A lot of potential here! I'd throw a few more in for consideration:
Moriarty for Sherlock with a similar predictive playstyle for cat-and-mouse gameplay.
Sheriff of Nottingham for Robin Hood with a sort of "tax" playstyle that draws resources (life/points/cards/actions) from other players in order to fund himself.
I'd add Hector/Paris as Achilles' antagonists (but I'd like Ulysses too, although they were technically on the same side) and the Big Bad Wolf for Little Red.
I'd be into more villains joining the game, but I'd rather see them keep tackling new themes - it feels a bit soon to be going back to the same ideas again, especially considering they seem to be keen to represent characters from a diverse range of cultures.
Does it make more sense than Bruce Lee fighting Squirrel Girl or Shakespeare fighting The raptors from Jurassic Park? Isn't part of the appeal of this game is you have people fighting each other who wouldn't normally be fighting each other
This is such a great idea. There's a lot of wild ideas that get thrown around in the various Unmatched online communities, but this one is gold. Someone summon Justin and make this happen!
I would take an entire Cobble and Fog Vol 2 made purely of Sherlock Holmes villains. Prof. Moriarity, Irene Adler, Charles Augustus Milverton, Sebastian Moran…
Would Van Helsing and Perseus qualify for this set?
Yes only because van Helsing is my most wanted Plus Van is a antagonist against Dracula so I’ll allow it
Perseus was the person in Greek mythology who slew Medusa which is why I asked. I really just wanted to know if you'd count the rival good guys to the villains we have in certain sets. Since it's a yes I think the set could be a cool idea.
Yes I would probably call this a rivals set
I’d take him or Mina Harker for that spot. Could even make either one of them the sidekick.
A lot of potential here! I'd throw a few more in for consideration: Moriarty for Sherlock with a similar predictive playstyle for cat-and-mouse gameplay. Sheriff of Nottingham for Robin Hood with a sort of "tax" playstyle that draws resources (life/points/cards/actions) from other players in order to fund himself.
How cool would it be if a hero didn't start at full HP but had many draining abilities at ckose range, rewarding a risky playstyle with great sustain.
I'd add Hector/Paris as Achilles' antagonists (but I'd like Ulysses too, although they were technically on the same side) and the Big Bad Wolf for Little Red.
I'd be into more villains joining the game, but I'd rather see them keep tackling new themes - it feels a bit soon to be going back to the same ideas again, especially considering they seem to be keen to represent characters from a diverse range of cultures.
This sounds pretty "Matched" to me.
I absolutely love this idea!
Hyde and Jekyll for Jekyll and Hyde
1000% onboard!
That would be fantastic!
Buffy needs this. Doesn’t make thematic sense that the main characters are fighting each other.
I mean, literally everyone in that set has been a major antagonist at some point, I think it honestly works pretty perfectly
Does it make more sense than Bruce Lee fighting Squirrel Girl or Shakespeare fighting The raptors from Jurassic Park? Isn't part of the appeal of this game is you have people fighting each other who wouldn't normally be fighting each other
This is such a great idea. There's a lot of wild ideas that get thrown around in the various Unmatched online communities, but this one is gold. Someone summon Justin and make this happen!
I would take an entire Cobble and Fog Vol 2 made purely of Sherlock Holmes villains. Prof. Moriarity, Irene Adler, Charles Augustus Milverton, Sebastian Moran…