These are some of the best Marvel Snap cards you can have in your deck to help your team win.
Fans will collect new cards to use in their different decks while playing Marvel Snap, a repeated but incredibly fun mobile and PC game. There are a huge number of different characters and items on these cards, so players have a lot of options and ways to put them together. It’s a fun take on the “collect-build-battle” style of gameplay.
Some cards might just be better in the game’s general meta. It’s clear that these cards are more commonly used in top decks in the game’s different competition modes. Still, gamers should be careful with these kinds of cards that often show up in meta-themed decks because they can go over the ranks.
Magik
Marvel Snap has a lot of 3-Cost cards, but Magik is one of the most unique because she has an ability called “On Reveal” that makes a match last longer. Magik is a 3-Cost card with 2 Power, but what makes her really stand out is her ability.
Magik’s “On Reveal” power can turn the area where she was played into “Limbo,” which adds a seventh round to the game. This power not only helps players get more Power on locations by the end of the game, but it also throws off the strategy of opponents, since most people think there are only six games.
Professor X
Many people think that Professor X is one of the best counterattack and interference cards in the game, making it one of the most important cards in Marvel Snap. The Professor X card costs 5 and has only 3 Power, but it has a great ability that locks down a spot that you can use over and over again.
When Professor X locks down a place, no cards can be added, taken away, killed, or otherwise changed in that place. This strong plan can beat a lot of different decks, especially ones with a focus on speed, and it can help you win quickly.
Sunspot
Sunspot has been a well-known name in the competitive scene ever since Marvel Snap came out. Sunspot is a one-cost card that doesn’t have any power. What makes Sunspot special, though, is that it gets that much Power if the player still has Energy left over from the last round.
For instance, Sunspot gets +2 Power if a player ends the third round with two Energy that wasn’t used. When players have Sunspot in their hand, they can mix it with other cards, like Infinaut, to make a beautiful orchestra of sneaky moves.
Snowguard
Series Four cards are some of the coolest ones in the whole Marvel Snap collection, and Snowguard is the best of them all. Snowguard is a one-cost card that has two power. This card can not only give a location 2 Power, but Snowguard can also change into a Hawk or Bear every turn.
When Snowguard changes into the Bear card, she can use her “On Reveal” ability to make the location’s ability happen. As soon as she turns into a Hawk, her “On Reveal” ability makes all location effects go away until the next turn. This card can be used in a lot of different ways, which makes it very useful in the meta.
Darkhawk
When it comes to the best cards in Marvel Snap, Darkhawk is one of the most referenced, but also one of the most underrated. Darkhawk’s Ongoing ability, like Ronan the Accuser’s, grants him +2 Power for each card in his opponent’s deck.
Being a 4-Cost card with 0 Power, Darkhawk has a big potential for being a huge character to be deployed onto a location, as long as players team him up with synergistic cards. With just three cards in the opponent’s deck, Darkhawk suddenly becomes a card with 6 Power.
Phoenix Force
The Phoenix Force was first introduced as a part of the July 2023 Season Pass, dubbed Rise of the Phoenix. Immediately, Phoenix Force made ripples throughout the community as one of the best cards to any movement-themed deck.
Phoenix Force is a 4-Cost card with 5 Power and the ability to revive a destroyed card, merge with it, and allow said card to move each turn when revealed. With the appropriate method, players can employ cards like Human Torch or Multiple Man to unleash a deadly offensive to take over at least two places.
Legion
Legion is a 5-Cost card that is also one of the best 5-Cost cards. Legion fights hard alongside his allies at a location and helps to reap the benefits of a location with an incredible 8 Power at his side. His On Reveal ability transforms each location into the one where he is played.
Legion can allow specific locations (Fisk Tower, Isle of Silence, Kamar-Taj, and so on) to boost the Power and abilities of specific cards. Some locations, such as enemy movement decks attempting to play on Fisk Tower (if a card moves at Fisk Tower, it is destroyed), can also throw a wrench in opponents’ plans.
Spider-Ham
Spider-Ham, an interference character who provides a spectacular technique in Drive Mad, is regarded as one of the finest cards that only cost 2 Energy. After making his debut in the June 2023 Spider-Versus Season Pass, Spider-Ham made a significant impact on the game’s meta as a card capable of completely disrupting an opponent’s plans.
Spider-Ham is a 2-Cost card with 2 Power. He also has the On Reveal ability, which allows him to transform the highest-cost card in his opponent’s hand into a Pig. Although that card retains the Power and Cost of its original character, the Pig loses all of its former abilities, crippling it severely.
Thanos
Thanos, being one of the strongest 6-Cost cards in Marvel Snap, adds a unique gameplay mechanic to the virtual card game that no other card does. Thanos places the Infinity Stones (in the form of cards) into the player’s deck.
Players can eventually collect all of the Infinity Stones and have them played (they each cost 1 Energy) onto the table with enough skillful and lucky plays. Thanos will then gain +10 Power, adding to his already impressive 10 Power. Thanos becomes a formidable 20-Power powerhouse with all of the stones in play.
Kitty Pryde
Kitty Pryde was initially released into Marvel Snap as a “broken” card, which meant that she was more than capable of sustaining wins for players with lots of interaction that led to glitches. Kitty Pryde has been quickly fixed, but it’s still possible for fans to use her as a tactical card to outwit their rivals in competitive modes.
One-Cost, two-Power Kitty Pryde is a card. She also has a special ability that makes her return to the player’s hand at the beginning of each turn, and when she does, she gets an extra +1 Power. Before finishing on turn 6 or 7, she can build up Power thanks to her ability.
