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A member registered Oct 23, 2025

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When playing with Dr. Strange, I put Cosmo into my decks.
Whenever he does a basic attack/thward, he can choose A player deck (use invocation-deck -> this is not possible atm, but should, it's a valid combo afaik) choose type: event and you get an infinit ally.

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Just got that running in a container using wine.

1. Download the game and unpack it into a folder on your NAS

2. Create an .env file (in your dockers project directory (e.g. /docker/mcde/.env) with following options:

# Marvel Champions Docker Configuration
# Path to the game directory on your NAS
GAME_PATH=<path-to-the-dir-in-which-the-exe-file-is>
# Port for the web server
GAME_PORT=2345

3. run the yml (e.g. /docker/mcde/docker-compose.yml)

services:
  marvel-champions:
    image: tobix/pywine:3.12
    container_name: marvel-champions
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      - WINEDEBUG=-all
      - WINEARCH=win64
    volumes:
      - ${GAME_PATH}:/game
    working_dir: /game
    ports:
      - "${GAME_PORT}:${GAME_PORT}"
    command: ["wine", "marvel-lcg.exe"]
    network_mode: bridge

4. Now in your local network, open the browser and type in the address of your NAS

http://192.168.1.49:2345 - where the ip needs to be replaced with your NAS IP and the PORT with the port you entered in the env file.

Project should start.


Nice side effect:

Now you can even play online multiplayer, if your NAS has some dyndns setup.


This is probably not the nicest way (since the container image is about 1.2GB) and probably not secure, if you find a smaller container that works (yea, not all of them work, I tried a couple of...), let me know!

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Hey I found the project and I love it.
So I wanted to run it on my NAS since it's a server based application, but most NASs run on linux, so it would be great to have it run there. 


However, I am a developer (focussed on mobile applications, which might be of interest as well) myself and I would be willing to help or at least I would try.
Let me know what your thoughts are.

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