This is a bit “so what” for me since most attacks are range three or less, but it certainly helps in some situations.
Firstly, she is Stealthy, which means that she can only be targeted by enemies within range three of her. Whilst Black Widow: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D can only inflict poison by herself, in conjunction with Hawkeye’s abilities, this power can be deadly.īlack Widow: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D has three more Superpowers or passive abilities that are of note.
Before damage however, the target is also pushed short, and an additional dice is rolled for each status that the target is afflicted with. Widow’s Kiss is the next attack, and costing three power this is a six dice mystical attack by default. This is an A2 range attack that rolls four dice and prevents the target from gaining power as the result of any damage done – the target also gains poison. Each of these attacks generates one power for Black Widow (so two total) and of course, the cost for the attack itself is zero.įor two power, Black Widow: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D can throw Tear Gas. Her base attack is the automatic pistol, which is range three and rolls just four dice, but then allows an immediate second attack. Whilst the original Black Widow had four health and long movement (allowing for close range hit and run style play) the new version has five health, moves medium and has four physical, three energy and three mystical defence – which is pretty good for a “regular” human if you ask me. In any case, the main thing is that the Black Widow: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D exists later in the Natasha Romanoff timeline and therefore she is more powerful and now costs three threat instead of two. Apparently Marvel and Atomic Mass agreed to change to the current MCU version of the name in the expansion – it’s just a shame they missed it for the core set. Whilst it’s annoying for owners of both versions of Black Widow, these are actually intended to be the same alter-ego, and so you can only ever field one version. Let’s start with Black Widow – who in the core box is known by her original name of Natasha Romanova, but in the expansion, where she is Black Widow: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D, she is Natasha Romanov. Hawkeye, I find a pretty irritating chap all round, so his inclusion into my game system was most unwelcome – and in both cases where Crisis Protocol is concerned, I should never have doubted either of these characters. Whilst I think Natasha Romanoff’s alter-ego is a fairly interesting character, I didn’t realise when this pack was first announced that this would be a very different Black Widow to the one in the core box. You’ll forgive me, I hope, for my lack of initial excitement at learning about the Hawkeye and Black Widow pack for Atomic Mass Games’ Crisis Protocol.
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