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Today, let’s explore the new card strengths and, of course, the best decks to try it out in.
Season Pass cards can only be obtained through purchasing the Season Pass they are attached to when they release. At the end of their season, Season Pass cards become Series 5, and can be purchased for 6,000 Collector’s Tokens from the Token Shop as part of the daily rotation. They will be also be included in the Seasonal Series 5 Snap Pack during the season following their release.
Synergies
Playing two cards per turn can be more difficult than it seems, especially early in a match. Typically, decks are able to do so in the second half of the match pretty well, but the lack of energy is a problem in the first three turns. In that context,
There is one main difference with those high power 5-cost cards however :













































First, we have the good cards type of decks, typically built to move Werewolf By Night around the battlefield. These decks create plenty of cheap On Reveal cards, and will have no issue growing the power of











































These could also fit the Good Cards label, but they don’t generate On Reveal cards so they are typically associated with other archetypes. Still, this group of cards could easily join a deck looking to build around























Bounce is another archetype known for plenty a ton of cards per turn. With four to six 1-cost cards in the deck on average, there is a decent chance the deck could play two cards during four or five turns out of six.



























Through the Infinity Stones, the Mad Titan is able to play two cards per turn for an entire match without breaking a sweat.




























A synergy labelled On Reveal Destroy also looks poised to be able to play multiple cards per turn, as long as we find On Reveal abilities that would generate more cards.
















































Even the regular discard synergy could potentially build for
Once buffed, the new season pass card opens another boulevard of synergies. Indeed, as an On Reveal card with a buff ability, we could discuss all the card synergizing with one of the other. Absorbing Man to repeat the ability, Maverick to transfer the buff to one more card, Scarlet Spider to create a huge clone…
Except for Cosmo, or Shadow King if we decide to play Shou Lao before the last turn, the new season pass card looks really strong.
The Verdict: Should You Get Shou Lao ?
In the right deck,
It is sheer power with a fairly simple condition, so it should lead to a lot of power without much trouble. Plus, it synergize with some of the best performing synergies in the game.
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Shou Lao Decks
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I hope this review of the new card was helpful. You can find everyone on the Marvel Snap Zone team in our community discord to have a chat or ask any questions.
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