This has been a very uneventful week in Marvel Snap, with
The new 3-cost card joined a few archetypes as a standalone inclusion, but barely impacts their strategy. Instead,
En Sabah Nur helps a bit more when it come to metagame diversity, although nothing new emerged this week. The season pass card got a big boost in popularity following the OTA with the creation of the High Power Summons. Since then, the card has been among the most played in Marvel Snap, without really posting metrics to back it up.
That deck, alongside ThanAurora, are both solid performers. Yet, the random element of the summon causes En Sabah Nur to lose more high-stakes matches than most other foundational cards, hurting its cube average as a result.
| Mission | # | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Play 4-Cost Cards | 15 | 150 Credits |
| Win with En Sabah Nur starting in your Deck | 4 | 200 Collector’s Tokens |
| Win with | 8 | 150 Gold |
En Sabah Nur Performance
Decks with En Sabah Nur
En Sabah Nur finally looks like a season pass card, at least from a popularity standpoint. However, the metrics still don’t point towards a dominant, let alone an excellent card.
Indeed, even if the 4-cost clearly improved with the latest OTA, now in the green in all metrics and at all ranks, everything is awfully close to parallel.
At least, the card can pride itself with improving its deck when played, as the win rate jumps about 3% when En Sabah Nur hits the board. If only it didn’t hurt the cube average the other way, as a dive from 1.45 to 0.04 points to a terrible card when it comes to high stakes matches.
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Caliban, Horseman of Pestilence
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Bonus Challenge Decks
For those looking to complete all missions at once, I expect
Otherwise, both cards have solid performers available, in the form of ThanAurora and End of Turn 2099, two great decks so far this season.
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