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* StudioEpisode: One of the environments which heroes and villains can clash in is Champion Studios. Its main gimmick gameplay-wise is a special type of card called a 'Conflict' that needs to be dealt with, ranging from a room filled with {{Banana Peel}}s to the heroes needing to win a game of baseball; despite the latter card potentially being an instant loss for the heroes if it whiffs three times, Champion Studios is one of the more forgiving environments to play in, with relatively few villain targets or hazards.
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* ExpendableClone: Played in two separate ways. Proletariat generates copies of himself each time he's struck, which don't last very long but share his same mind; he tends to use ZergRush tactics as a result. In a much darker sense, [[spoiler:Miranda Fischer - better known as Idealist - was created as one of these, raised as her "mother's" daughter with the intention of being sacrificed to bring back her husband.]]
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* DarkestHour: When they're reduced to zero HP, hero cards flip to their incapacitated side, which shows the lowest point of their heroic career. While it's often a literal defeat, others have been more abstract-- Dark Watch Expatriette's is Setback being magically turned against her, Fanatic's is her being betrayed by her mentor and Wraith's is failing to save her friends from Spite.
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* DarkestHour: When they're reduced to zero HP, hero cards flip to their incapacitated side, which shows the lowest point of their heroic career. While it's often a literal defeat, others have been more abstract-- Dark Watch Expatriette's is Setback being magically turned against her, her, Setback's own is abandoning his costume in a dumpster, convinced he can't really help anyone, Fanatic's is her being betrayed by her mentor mentor, and Wraith's is failing to save her friends from Spite.
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* GuideDangIt: Some of the unlock methods for variants in the digital version are not exactly intuitive. For example, all five of the Prime Wardens are locked behind Redeemer Fanatic (you need her to unlock Prime Warden Argent Adept, and you need him to unlock the other four). Unless you know the meta-story of the game (which is entirely AllThereInTheManual), you'd have no reason to guess that version of her was necessary, even if you know you need Fanatic in PW Argent Adept's unlock game.
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** The Rook City expansion. Based on the more gritty, realistic side of comic books, it features an industrial complex and crime-riddled city as environments, a gun-toting [[OneManArmy one-woman-army]] and a TechnicalPacifist OldMaster [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot Auto Mechanic]] for heroes, against such villains as a VampiricDraining, drug-dependent serial killer, a CorruptCorporateExecutive crime boss, his [[TheDragon Dragon]], a mutated, man-eating rat-man that lives in the sewers, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers an emo poet girl who can control birds]].
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** The Rook City expansion. Based on the more gritty, realistic side of comic books, it features an industrial complex and crime-riddled city as environments, a gun-toting [[OneManArmy one-woman-army]] and a TechnicalPacifist OldMaster [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot Auto Mechanic]] for heroes, against such villains as a VampiricDraining, drug-dependent serial killer, a CorruptCorporateExecutive crime boss, his [[TheDragon Dragon]], a mutated, man-eating rat-man that lives in the sewers, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers an emo poet girl who can control birds]].birds.
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** The Mobile Defence Fortress is, in the setting, the primary base of Baron Blade and rented out to other supervillains, designed by an evil genius to stop a superheroic invasion. However, mechanically, most of its cards don't actually do anything ''at all'' -- they mostly just protect and heal each other while ignoring both heroes and villains, at best occasionally throwing out ping damage -- and is usually used for games where you don't want the enviroment to interfere.
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* DarkestHour: When they're reduced to zero HP, hero cards flip to their incapacitated side, which shows the lowest point of their heroic career. While it's often a literal defeat, others have been more abstract-- Dark Watch Expatriette's is Setback being magically turned against her, Fanatic's is her being betrayed by her mentor and Wraith's is failing to save her friends from Spite.
