Check out the latest changes coming to Marvel Crisis Protocol with this new Ghost Rider update and see if he’s worthy of that Threat Level now.
Atomic Mass Games has been doing a great job of keeping things interesting and we really like the updates. On their stream, they previewed one of the new character cards (which are printed in the new style) and why they made certain changes.
If you want to see how the core set is changing, be sure to check out that out here.
For now, let’s take a look at the latest character card changes and what to expect as they are rumored to be rolling out soon.
Ghost Rider Update: Marvel Crisis Protocol
The first change is a bit of a buff to his health bringing it to 8 now. Then he gains a bunch of Immunities. Getting extra stats is never a bad thing! They said they wanted to buff him up a little so your opponent either had to decide to attack him first or go for the rest of your team.
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Nothing huge, just some tweaks overall. Then, probably the biggest change, they removed the range restriction on Spirit of Vengeance which really makes him more flexible with where he can be on the map.
Again, his heath is increased by +1 and he keeps the other two changes from above. Overall some pretty decent buffs but nothing too game-breaking for him.
We’ll just have to wait and see if the change to Spirit of Vengeance really takes him over the top and worthy of the 5 Threat level.
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