{"ops":[{"insert":"26.3.17 Archidekt $262.01. Deck confirmed bracket [2], no changes this review. \n\n26.1.8 Archidekt $241.68. Deck updated, confirmed bracket Core [2].\n\n25.10.26 Archidekt $229.84. Confirmed bracket [2], with updated 25.10.21 rules.\n\n25.8.22 Archidekt $202.36 Deck reviewed and updated with more symmetrical deck actions. Remains bracket [2]. \n\n25.8.5 Archidekt $161.61. Deck reviewed for need of update and bracket level. Confirmed bracket [2], no changes made at this time.\n\n25.7.24 Archidekt $164.91 Core [2]\n\n25.6.20 Archidekt $121.01 Bracket 2, updated with Final Fantasy cards. \n\n25.6.3 Confirm current.\n\n25.4.21 Archidekt $111.63 Bracket 2, \n\nSergent John Benton’s Multiverse Concord\n\nHuman Army Tribal deck. Win condition is to pump Sgt. Benton and swing for commander damage. Card draw, low mana curve, and like most of my decks, a hints of \"group hug.\" This deck also features no tokens or other cards, but it is built with a Guardian Card, from \"Force of Will,\" The Monkey King Born from Stone // Great Sky Sage, Sun Wukong is also included. The sleeves feature Sun Wukong from the Force of Will. \n\n\n\tThis Omniverse includes elements from Doctor Who, Fallout, War Hammer 40K, Lord of the Rings, Assassin’s Creed, Dungeons and Dragons, Marvel, Amonkhet, Dominaria, Ravnica, Theros, Magic The Gathering, Final Fantasy, Avatar the last Air Bender, and Force of Will (sleeves and guardian).\n\t \n\tAs Sgt. Benton stood on the edge of an unfamiliar plane of existence, the vast expanse of stars and swirling cosmic threads stretched endlessly before him. He had seen plenty of strange things in his life, but this? This was… a bit much, even for a man who once faced down alien invasions with a stiff upper lip.\n\n\tI appeared beside him, “I suppose you're wondering why you’re here.”\n\n\t“Wondering?” Benton asked, glancing at the bizarre assembly of beings that had gathered nearby: Captain America, a Groot, a Centurion from the 41st Millennium, a dryad, a nymph, an elf, a rogue, and others who looked as though they just stepped out of a myth. “No, I’ve moved straight on to questioning my sanity.”\n\t\n\tI chuckled. “Fair enough. But you're here because you’ve been chosen, Sergeant. You’ve been chosen to lead.”\n\t\n\t“Lead?” Benton scratched the back of his head, his military instincts kicking in despite the surreal situation. “This some sort of Multiverse Special Forces, is it? I am a working man, not an officer.”\n\t\n\t“Yes,” I replied, gesturing to the beings who had gathered. “This is a coalition, a union, a “Concord” of diverse worlds, philosophies, and ideals. Each has a unique strength, a voice in the chorus, but they need someone to bring them together. Someone to keep the peace while letting each one shine.”\n\n\tBenton crossed his arms, his brow furrowed. “And why me? I’m just a sergeant. There must be a thousand others more qualified.”\n\n\tI shook my head. “But none like you. You’ve spent your life being a bridge. Whether you were dealing with UNIT scientists, alien ambassadors, or ordinary civilians caught in extraordinary situations, you were always the one who kept people grounded. You don’t let ego or power cloud your decisions, and you know how to listen and take my orders.”\n\n\tHis expression softened slightly, though his skepticism lingered. “And this… coalition? What’s the mission?”\n\n\t“To create something rare in the multiverse,” I said with quiet conviction. “Concord. A balance where differences aren’t barriers but strengths. This isn’t about dominance or conflict—it’s about connection.”\n\n\tBenton regarded me for a long moment before turning his gaze back to the swirling stars. He thought of all the times he had stood between chaos and order, of the times he had rallied people—not with orders, but with steady resolve.\n\n\t“All right,” he said at last, a hint of a smile on his face. “I’m in. Just one thing.”\n\n\t“What’s that?” I asked.\n\n\tHe shot me with a wry look. “If this deck of yours goes sideways, don’t expect me to bail you out.”\n\n\tI grinned. “Noted, Commander. Spoken like my true leader.”\n\n\tAnd with that, Sgt. Benton turned to the gathering of beings, ready to guide them toward harmony in a multiverse where chaos so often reigned.\n\n\n25.9.28\n"},{"attributes":{"bold":true},"insert":"To Sergeant John Benton, Defender of Realms,"},{"insert":"\nYour stewardship of the Multiverse Concord has been nothing short of extraordinary. You have stood shoulder to shoulder with kings, generals, mystics, and legends—guiding them not with dominance, but with dignity, clarity, and resolve.\nIn recognition of your unwavering leadership and your ability to unify forces across time, space, and story, I invite you to accept the ceremonial title of "},{"attributes":{"bold":true},"insert":"Marshal of the Concord"},{"insert":".\nThis title does not alter your rank within UNIT, but it grants you the prestige and authority to speak among sovereigns, command mythic legions, and welcome new champions into the fold.\nAs the Avatar Universe continues to reveal its defenders—gentle spirits, fierce protectors, and wise leaders—I ask you to expand your army once more. Let them find a place under your banner, guided by your steady hand and noble heart.\nMay your command continue to be a beacon of unity in the multiverse.\nWith respect and admiration,\n"}]}