Freedom Five vs. Prime Wardens

We all knew this discussion was coming. I've been waiting for a while for us to be able to talk about this. But now it's time. Maybe it's a little early? Not necessarily for us playtesters. But I didn't want to cut everyone else out of the discussion. I'm sure we've all got our own thoughts, regardless of what you may know, and what you may not know that you do not know, etc.

The fight of the century: the Freedom Five goes head to head with the Prime Wardens in the fight that will have every reader of Sentinel Comics glued to the pages. It is bound to happen. In a great big multiverse, there's a timeline somewhere in which these two teams lay a heavy smack-down on one another. We'll eventually be able to act out this fight in Sentinel Tactics, but for now...

Who comes out on top?

Us.

I'm putting metaphorical money on Team Freedom. I think they'd win because of how well they work together. They've spent years at each others' sides, getting to know what works best with their team. Sure, Prime Wardens work well together as a team, but I can't see them having the finely-tuned coordination that the Freedom Five have spent years mastering. The Freedom team has spent nearly their entire career together--they've always fought together, whereas Wardens (I assume) have been fighting solo for a while, or at least not with their team.

So it's the years of perfected teamwork that give the Freedom Five the victory to me.

More like the guys who publish this comic.

Prime Wardens Is my call.

Legacy is the X-Factor in the matchup though. Depends on how long Haka can stall him while the rest of the team dismantles the rest of them. 

Superman beat the Hulk.

I think Freedom Five wins this handily.  Captain Cosmic is the only wildcard for me on the Prime Wardens since I don't fully know how his powers work.  I think Wraith and Legacy trump a lot of the Prime Warden characters I know. 

My money is on the Freedom Five. I believe the Prime Wardens have more raw power, but they don't have the finesse and experience. Haka does by himself, but not with the team.

I'm going with the majority on this one. Freedom Five.

Argent adept alone can manipulate the F5s heavy reliance on tech and gadgets. We see that dude ripping apart a huge spaceship single handedly. Fanatic can summon the end of freakin days for cryin out loud. 

Take out the tech and they are not that scary. 

If the F5 got the jump on them, and maybe got gear that couldn't be short circuited by Tempests lightning, they would have a chance because of Legacy. 

No way they win straight up head to head though. 

If Sejixs shows up to this discussion, I imagine she'd have some words to tell us why she thinks the Prime Wardens win...

You know, if only there were a game where we could take all these heros and battle them against eachother in an area using their unique power sets. 

Now that would be quite a popular game I bet. Too bad we don't have anything like it.

Something like Injustice? Let's start a KS!

Well, really, we don't. Not a single member of the Prime Wardens are in Tactics.

 

 

Speculation is that each core set will represent a given team; personally, I'm more excited to see Omintron X (XI?) than any of the teamed heroes, but I'm sure we'll see the Prime Wardens eventually.

I agree with the Prime Wardens, though I would put Fanatic and Haka on Legacy. I think Tempest and Captain Cosmic would have advange over the other 4 F5 members, and AA adds the team work that the other team has.

Based on deck composition I agree the Prime Wardens likely win.  Thematically I see the Freedom Five winning this battle.  As it stands to me Legacy is the main trump card.  You don't win against the team that has a hero who combines Captain America and Superman.  Not to mention the FF have been working as a team longer and more often then the PW. 

Another note is that based on a card from the AZ deck, Glacial Structure, he stopped Akash'bhuta in its track by himself. 

I agree that the FF have much better team dynamics, but the Prime Wardens have soooo much power. I think the 3 variables to consider are: how well Bunker and Wraith have the fight planned out, how much Tachyon can do early before Tempest gets his storm powers going (those powers and Cosmics will mess her up bad), and how ridiculously OP Legacy is. 

Sometimes you can do more damage with a scalpel than you can with a sledge hammer.