Today on the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast, we are discussing the fantasy draft.

If you weren't a part of the fantasy draft, you're screwing up. You need to be a part of this.

There are points to be had, two properties have come out so far, and we have to do updates and

debates. This is the fun part. All that important is that we have no control over.

Welcome to the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast. My name is Matthew Carroll, and I'm Jeff

Randall, and on the show today with us, we have two wonderful guests. We have Sarah Day and

Zoo Harale from the fantasy hero's fantasy draft that we did or fantasy leagues that we have

going currently. What's up guys? Welcome, welcome, welcome. Those of you who did not catch it

when we did it a few months ago, we did a draft, and we drafted a team of characters, and the idea is

do you want to do a quick rundown of how the points work third day, just like a real fast one?

So it's all based on appearances in movies and shows. Three points if a character appears,

two points if they are in an end credit or cameo, one point if it's a mention or an Easter egg,

one point if they're a variant, one point if they're a squirrel, they lose the point if they're

injured, as in an ocean injury like Brody and Civil War, not just a scratch,

minus a point if your character injures another character, minus two points if your character

dies or loses their powers, minus two points if your character kills another character,

and that is a cap of six, and ten points for a Hail Mary character which is somebody that was not on

our list of chooseable characters. Sweet. So Matt. Yeah. How do you feel about having won the

team, sir? I feel awesome about having won down my team. What do you mean?

Hey, as far as I understand it based on the things you just read out, she's got positive

points for this movie, baby.

Injuries. Cap of cap of six, right? Cap of six points. So she got negative six.

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