Decks
Welcome back to SnapDecks Presents, a somewhat weekly look at the coolest decks we've found on the SnapDecks accounts on Bluesky and X! Be sure to tag the accounts with your latest creations to have a chance to be featured here! We've also got a special
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Lauren covers some Diner decks, the event’s generosity, and tells you what table you should be playing at.
Cards
Cable can use his psychic powers to keep his Techno-Organic Virus infection in check, but we players have no such ability. Is the Techno-Organic Virus going to take over Marvel Snap like it reached the deepest corners of the Marvel Universe, or will things like Cost and opposing Tech inoculate
We already have a Warren Worthington III card in Snap as Angel, but if you're a 90s kid, you're probably more familiar with his darker identity, Archangel. Angel was twisted into the Archangel after having his feathery wings replaced with techno-organic metal ones. Angel was never
Lauren covers some Diner decks, the event’s generosity, and tells you what table you should be playing at.
Marvel Snap decks, news, analysis, and opinions by LaurenWhatevs and Scott Denham.
We’ve had Wolverine, a redesigned Wolverine, the Weapon X version of Wolverine, a Team Clash Wolverine, and a redesigned Team Clash Wolverine. And none of them have been exactly “the best there is.” Will the latest swing at Wolverine, this time as the Horseman of War, be better and
Stryfe is a man with many enemies. He hates the parents (Cyclops, Jean Grey) of the man he was cloned from (Cable), and he hates the man who raised him (Apocalypse). The Marvel Snap card is strong enough to make enemies of everyone. Will you be up for battling Stryfe
Apocalypse has even more Horsemen riding in. Will these new ones make the same splash as the ones we got this season? Is the Season Pass card cracked again? Are the Limited Time game mode cards any good? Lauren and Scott got together once again to rank the season of
Welcome back to Burning Questions, a weekly stroll through hot Marvel Snap topics. This week we're talking about the silliest little card in a while, the silliest little game mode ever, and some of our excitement for next season! 1) Is Rama Tut a meme or actually good?
A maybe-too-serious guide to Arena Grande. Should you part with 2 Gold? (and how to spend 48 more for all you round-number freaks)
Happy April ‘Pool’s Day! It’s time for Arena Grande, presented by Deadpool! This special April Fool’s edition of Grand Arena has been chopped and screwed in a very Deadpool-y way! It should be a lot of fun and is goofy in the way April Fool’s events
In the time before Rama Tut there have been so many On Reveals. Now, this new Series 5 card lets you harvest (almost) all of them for your own selfish benefit! Rama Tut uses 3 On Reveals at once, which is going to lead to some crazy output. Here is
Welcome back to SnapDecks Presents, where we scour the SnapDecks accounts on Bluesky and X for the most interesting decks for our paid supporters. We're also joined by PulseGlazer from SnapJudgements who puts together a video breaking down some of his favorites (available here and from his Patreon)
Hello and welcome back to Burning Questions, a weekly run through hot topics in the Marvel Snap community! This week we’re sharing our pet peeves and analyzing the fallout from yesterday’s big OTA! 1) What's your main Snap pet peeve at the moment? There are so
The Latest OTA is a big one, full of interesting buffs alongside nerfs to the most complained about cards. This will probably be a very warmly received OTA, but I do have a few quibbles. We'll get into all that, plus deck lists and more in this week&
Lauren covers and reviews the changes to Marvel Snap Conditional Bundles.
We're getting a second card for one of Marvel's most dramatic and powerful Mutants, Selene. Here's everything I'm excited to try with the new Selene, Horseman of Famine! A 4/14? Selene provides 4 Power on her own body, takes 5 away