The Book of White Tiger (Ava Ayala)

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The Book of White Tiger (Ava Ayala)

C3G MARVEL WAVE 27
YOUNG MARVELS


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The figure used for this unit is a Heroclix figure from the Age of Ultron set.
Its model number and name are #006 / White Tiger.

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Character Bio - When Hector Ayala found the Amulets of Power in a New York City alleyway, he could never have known the family legacy he'd leave behind. Hector was the first White Tiger, and upon his death, his niece Angela del Toro donned the mantle. She, too, was killed in action, and so the Amulets fell to Hector's younger sister Ava. A skilled martial artist even without them, the Amulets provide her with enhanced speed, strength, and agility, and her skills have earned her a spot on no less than three Avengers rosters. Even so, Ava feels the weight of her legacy on her shoulders, and knows better than most the risks that come with heroism. Unfortunately, her predecessors never mentioned the ancient tiger god that imbues the Amulets with their mystic powers - a god hungry for bloodshed and a scion to serve it.
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-Rulings and Clarifications-

• N/A

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-Combinations and Synergies-

Incoming Synergy:

• As a Human, White Tiger has these Human Synergies.
• As a Crime Fighter, White Tiger has these Crime Fighter Synergies.

Outgoing Synergy:

• N/A

Immunities, Benefits, and Weaknesses:

• As a Human, White Tiger interacts differently with these special powers.
• As a Crime Fighter, White Tiger interacts differently with these special powers.

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-Strategy, Tactics and Tips-

• N/A

-Heroscapers Community Contributions-

• Initial playtest: japes
• Second playtest: Ronin
• Third playtest: Arkham
• Art: Comic, Figure, Background
• Art by japes
• Ava Ayala created by Christos Gage and Tom Raney
• Comic art by Valerio Schiti and Frank D'Armata