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White - Common
examples here are The Flash (Elseworlds) and Iron Man (The mighty
Thor)
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Green - Uncommon
examples here are Wonder Woman (Elseworlds)
and Executioner (The Mighty Thor). |
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Silver - Rare
examples here are Green Lantern (Elseworlds)
and Volstagg (The Mighty Thor). |
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Gold - Super Rare
examples here are Leatherback (Elseworlds)
and Maestro (The Mighty Thor) |
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Bronze - Chase
example; Green Arrow (Elseworlds) |
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Silver Ring -
Unique
Unique figures can be found in all rarity slots.
Only one of this figure may be in a Team. |
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Green Ring - Prime
Some sets include Prime
figures, usually one Prime in C, UC, R and SR rarities.
Each Prime will usually be an alternate version of a regular
figure of the same number. Only a single Prime figure
may be included in a Team. |
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Limited Edition
OP Kit. Organised
Play Kits are available to stores to give out as monthly
prizes for in-store events. |
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Peanut Base
These figures take up two
squares on the map. Example here is The Flashes (Brave
and the Bold). |
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Duo Figures
These figures can be on a
Single or Peanut base and can use the Split and Merge
abilities (under old rules). Examples here are Batman
and Robin (Classic Batman), Batman and Catwoman (Brave and
the Bold) and Batman and Robin (Justice League). |
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Vehicles
These can be of varying
base size and generally require another character be the
pilot. Examples here are the GCPD Cruiser and
Batmobile (both from Batman). |
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Team Bases
These special pieces have
associated 'clix base' characters that can be removed from
their base to be added to the Team Base. Example;
Justice League. Most Team Bases were from Super
Boosters. |
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Sketch Variant
The DC Joker's Wild! and
Marvel Superior Foes of Spider-Man sets included the much
maligned Sketch Variants. Every figure of these sets
has a Sketch Variant; the dials are unchanged. |
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Shifting Focus
While these figures are
still acquired like any other, if you have the relevant
figures you can swap between figures to vary your Powers
in-game. Example; Doctor Strange (Avengers/Defenders
War). |
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Clix FX markers
Some available as a set,
others coming with certain figures. These markers are
not essential but serve as reminders for a figures Special
Powers such as Smoke Cloud or Barrier. |
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Case Incentive
The Skyscraper Wonder
Woman was available to buy if you ordered an entire case of
Heroclix (Elseworlds). |
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Prize figures
Some figures are
available only as prizes in tournaments. Example;
Bat-Knight prize figure from 2017 UK Regional. |
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Convention
Exclusives
Available as a direct purchase, but alas only from a
participating gaming convention. due to that rarity it
can make Convention Exclusives the most sought after and
expensive figures to acquire. |
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Colossal figures
These are the largest
Heroclix. Some are available in Super-Boosters while
others are available as Convention Exclusives.
Example; Groot (The
Mighty Thor)
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Non Marvel/DC
Not every set is based on
comics. Examples here are Grim Reaper (Undead),
Thousand-Eyes Idol (Yu-Gi-Ho!), Razor (DOTA), The Trooper
(Iron Maiden). Other sets include Star Trek, TMNT,
Lord of the Rings and Kick-Ass! |
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Resources
Currently retired from
Modern play these powerful items can be assigned to certain
characters to boost or grant them Powers. These were
available from an in-store tournament.
Example; Infinity
Gauntlet. |
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Bystander Tokens
These small rewards have
been given out at recent convention and store organised
tournaments. The token is effectively a single 'click'
character that can be added to your team. Example; Ape
Batman.
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Equipment
Equipment can be included
in your team and 'Equipped' to some characters to grant
additional Powers. |
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Fun & Gimmicks
The Toyman (Superman and
the Legion of Super Heroes) here can attach and detach
'Toys' to change his abilities.
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Team Abilities
Some characters, like
Batman here, have a Team Ability printed on their base.
Team Abilities grant characters extra powers and abilities. |