The Book of Moon Knight

[Hahma]

The Book of Moon Knight

C3G MARVEL WAVE 19
PATRIOT GAMES

Comic PDF

Mini PDF

The figure used for this unit is a Heroclix figure from the Critical Mass set.
Its model number and name are #025-27 / Moon Knight.
Its model number and name are #209 / Marc Spector.

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Character Bio - Before becoming Moon Knight, Marc Spector had been a prize fighter, served two tours as a Marine and served as a field agent in the CIA. After leaving the CIA he became a soldier for hire, where he met and befriended Frenchie Duchamp. The two took on well paying assignments mostly in Africa and South America, and Marc invested his earnings wisely. They took on a job in Sudan for Raoul Bushman, who was in the business for the killing, whereas Spector and Duchamp were in it for the money. After Bushman massacred a village and killed an archaeologist named Peter Alraune in search of a an Egyption Pharoh's tomb, Spector had enough and took the Alraune's daughter Marlene to safety in the tomb. He then challenged Bushman, but was mortally wounded. He managed to get back to the tomb before collapsing, where Marlene and Spector's crew got him back into the tomb and laid him at the feet of an idol of Khonshu. Spector's spirit encountered Khonshu, who offered to save his life if he would serve him, and Spector agreed. When he awoke, he thought the encounter just a hallucination, then went and punished Bushman's men, but Bushman escaped.

Spector left the mercenary business to move to New York with Duchamp and Marlene Alraune, who was now his lover. He wanted to do some good, so he decided to fight crime as Moon Knight. He developed other personae as well, such as Steven Grant, a financier, and Jake Lockley, a cab driver. While Steven Grant took Spector's investments and made more money, Jake Lockley developed a network of informants to help him fight crime as Moon Knight. Over time, his four personae of Marc Spector, Steven Grant, Jake Lockley, and Moon Knight had put mental stress on Spector, but it had served to save him later in his career when a powerful enemy had tried but failed to mind control him while he was rescuing the West Coast Avengers in ancient Egypt. He later joined the West Coast Avengers for a while, but then left with Tigra and Mockingbird after a disagreement the three had with the rest of the team regarding killing. Since then, Moon Knight had breakdowns and did some killing as a vigilante, urged on by the spirit of Khonshu. But eventually got his act together and returned after self-exile to prove that he can fight crime without killing. He has since served Commander Rogers by infiltrating Daredevil's Shadowland fortress when he was taken over by a demon of the Hand and then served Commander Rogers as a member of the Secret Avengers.
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-Rulings and Clarifications-

• Q: Can you use Frenchie's Airdrop to drop Moon Knight into an area below an overhang?
• A: No. Just like you cannot with the Airborne Elite.
• Q: Can you move and attack with Moon Knight after placing him on the battlefield with Frenchie's Airdrop?
• A: No. Placing Moon Knight on the battlefield with Frenchie's Airdrop is considered Moon Knight's move for that turn.
• Q: Does using Frenchie's Airdrop to place Moon Knight either on the battlefield or on his card count as taking a turn with Moon Knight?
• A: Yes.

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-Combinations and Synergies-

Incoming Synergy:

• As a Human, Moon Knight has these Human Synergies.
• As a Fighter, Moon Knight has these Fighter Synergies.

Outgoing Synergy:

• N/A

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-Immunities, Benefits, and Weaknesses-

Immunities

• N/A

Benefits

• N/A

Weaknesses

• N/A

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-Strategy, Tactics and Tips-

• Defenders / Heroes for Hire faction strategy

-Heroscapers Community Contributions-

• Initial playtest: Hahma
• Second playtest: Red Eyed Jedi
  
• Third playtest:Marv Art
• Fourth playtest: Flame Gryphon
• Art: Comic, mini, background
• Art by: A3n