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In this guide, we list all the Series 4 cards, ranked based on their current importance in the current metagame, built to help players make decisions when purchasing them from the Token Shop, save up for a specific Snap Pack, or to build better decks based on their collection.
Tier Explanation
This tier list is based on the long-term metagame. Card balances happen 2 to 3 times per month, so a card’s exact playrate may vary. This list should be a good representation of any card’s standing in the game outside of a specific meta.
- Tier 1: These are the cards that every player should own. At any given point, these cards seemingly have found a suitable deck in the meta.
- Tier 2: These cards may not always be the best in the game, but you will need them to make their archetype function. They can also offer a utility that makes the card stand out over Tier 3 cards.
- Tier 3: Solid cards to use, but not mandatory for any deck to function.
- Tier 4: Niche and off-meta cards that are often not used, but can still have a little utility.
- Tier 5: The most skippable cards. Unless you are a die-hard fan of the card, you will likely never use these.
How to Obtain Series 4 Cards
In Marvel Snap, you collect and unlock cards by increasing your Collection Level from upgrading your cards with Boosters or purchasing cards from the Token Shop with Collector’s Tokens. Each card is assigned to a Pool or Series of cards.
- Each week, a new Series 4 or 5 card is introduced to the game. For more information on card release schedules, click here.
- Series 4 cards cannot be acquired from the Collector Level Track. Series 4 cards cost 3,000 Collector’s Tokens from the Token Shop, and have their dedicated space until a new card is released.
- These cards also join their Series Seasonal Snap Pack for a period, alongside all the cards from the two previous and current season. After this three months run, a Series 4 card will drop to its Series Collector Snap Pack, and remain there unless a Series Drop happens.
- Cards may undergo a Series Drop at the discretion of the developer, disregarding how long ago it released.
Conclusion
There we have it! All Series 4 cards currently in Marvel Snap. Remember, the game pushes for a flexible deckbuilding, especially when missing some cards to complete your collection. Also, Marvel Snap is not a competitive game, so purchasing a card you know will be a lot of fun is 100% a good idea. It might even be buffed in the future!
I definitely understand the frustration of not being able to play a deck at its full potential, or finally having enough token to grab a card that is nerfed a few weeks later. Yet, this is how Marvel Snap was designed, and this constantly moving environment is also what makes it special.
Have we missed any ideas that raise or lower the bar for these cards? Let us know below, or on our Discord server.
Good Game Everyone.
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