Adepticon 202: Atomic Mass Games lays out its Roadmap for Marvel: Crisis Protocol

At Adepticon on Friday night, Atomic Mass Games revealed its plans over the next year or so for Marvel: Crisis Protocol. The reveal included new characters and packs as well as when we might expect things to come to shelves, and the tabletop.

Atomic Mass Games kicked things off with a new Store Event Kit that can be a run as a single day event or multi-week league. The kit includes foil cards and will see a steady stream of kits to allow stores to keep running events. Each OP season will feature 3 kits.

Also revealed were new Affiliation Packs. This new Affiliation Packs combine old releases into an easy way to get “like” characters and help start playing or expand your choices.

New affiliation packs include “Criminal Syndicate,” “Warriors of Asgard,” “Defenders,” “X-Force,” “Xavier’s Students,” and “Web-Swinging Heroes.”

Speaking of getting started… Marvel: Crisis Protocol is getting two Starter Packs allowing players to jump into the game. Each Starter Pack contains a 10-character roster, dice, measuring tools, and game components. Kicking things off are “X-Men,” and “Spider-Foes.”

And of course there were character reveals as well. There’s a little something for everyone it seems. Coming soon are Phoenix and Phoenix Unleashed, a pack featuring Avalanche, Exodus, and Lady Mastermind, another with Prowler, Spider-Man 2099, and Ultimate Spider-Man, and more Spider-Verse with Silk, Spider-Noir, and Spider-Ham, or go street level with Echo, Ronin, and Tigra, and finally Blue Marvel and Spectrum.

Also teased were some releases for 2026 including Iron Lad, Iron Monger, Kang the Conqueror, and Rescue. Another featuring Adam Warlock, Moondragon, and Quasar. You can head to Asgard with Valkyrie, Elendil, and the Warriors Three. There’s more X-Men with Dani Moonstar, Havok (for some reason spelled Havoc), Jubilee, and Multiple Man. And some solid foes with Bastion, Nimrod, and Omega Sentinel.

Finally, when is all of this coming out? Atomic Mass Games not only showed off a release schedule but a “restock” schedule when characters would be available again. The game has been plagued with product selling out and not being restocked so this should go a long way to answer those questions.

Source: Graphic Policy