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Series 2 ranges from Collector Level 208 to Collector Level 450. These cards can exclusively be collected through mystery cards on the acquisition track. Past this Collector Level range, you will have every card from this pool, and now collect Series 3 cards.
Although there are only 25 cards in it, Series 2 is considered the most impactful upgrade to your collection and power level of your decks. First, this pool features some of the best counter cards in the game, and foundation to some historic control builds in Shang-Chi and Killmonger. Then, Pool 2 is typically a good experience due to its smaller size compared to the others, meaning one gets through it, and finds specific cards faster.
If you are reading this as a player starting your Marvel Snap experience, I recommend using this second pool of cards to experiment with deck building a little. Here, you should find cards to build a nice Move deck in Vulture, Vision, and Cloak. Swarm allows you to include some Discard synergies in your deck from now. Last, adding Killmonger and Shang-Chi to Enchantress from Series 1 will give a great trio to build reactive strategies around. There are plenty more synergies to explore!
Let’s rank all of these 25 cards, from the most impactful ones to the ones we can set aside for now.
| Tier | Cards |
|---|---|
| Tier 1 | |
| Tier 2 | • Iceman • Killmonger • Morbius • Swarm • Vulture |
| Tier 3 | • Cloak • Ebony Maw • Hobgoblin • Jubilee • Sandman • Scorpion • Shang-Chi • Storm • Sunspot • The Collector • The Infinaut • Vision |
| Tier 4 | • Agent 13 • Bucky Barnes • Nakia • Okoye • Rhino • Sabretooth |
| Tier 5 | • Leech • Warpath |
Decks with Series 1 and 2 only cards
At this point in your Marvel Snap journey, you haven’t entered the stage where you can target certain cards to play specific synergies. As such, here are a few decks you can play with Series 1 and 2 cards only, to help you wait until you start collecting from Series 3:
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White Queen can replace Enchantress here, if you aren’t facing that many Ongoing decks.
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Closing Words
Pool Two is typically seen as the “power punch” of cards in Marvel Snap: A small, targeted pool you can walk through quickly that offers mainstay power cards, tools to play against Pool Three, and cards that will synergize with polished decks later down the line.
If you have any questions regarding this tier list, feel free to comment down below, or come join the fun over at the Marvel Snap Zone Discord for more things Snap!
Good Game Everyone,
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