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Good morning all! I’m back at Marvel Snap Zone with a deck of the day: a top deck for you to try out! My aim for this article is to get you in and out quickly and give you something new to play every day along with the tools to do well with it. Check out the video for a verbal explanation of this and three other new decks.
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Burs, a regular top 10 Infinite Leaderboard player, sent me this list that he’s been climbling like crazy with, and – wow – it’s one of the strongest lists I’ve played in quite a while.
She-Hulk and Infinaut remain a power combo in Snap. Those two cards on turn 6 or 7 are just absurdly huge in a lane, but they are even harder to beat when the shift to Mercury and Cannonball can be made.
These cards can combo to win two lanes, but where this deck truly shines is when you can use them to hyper focus on one lane. Professor X gives you the opportunity to do that, locking down a lane. You can even Professor X early with Luna Snow or Surge, but winning the lane even late isn’t as much of a concern thanks to Sunspot and War Machine. War Machine also makes Ebony Maw amazing. An extra one energy that could be one on Sunspot or go to waste becoming 7-power is about as good as it gets.
Blob is the swing piece. You really just want a card to get as big as possible should Infinaut not be an option, and Blob remains the best at that. Any big card can do here – there’s even an argument for Magneto to help win the Professor X lane, but Blob has been a lifesaver in many games, and is a worthy inclusion.
Card Replacements
- Needs: Mercury, Cannonball, War Machine, Surge
- Luna -> Psylocke, Kale
- Blob -> Rulk, Magneto
Turn by Turn
- Turn 1: Sunspot… Maw only if War Machine
- Turn 2: Surge > Mercury
- Turn 3: Luna > Magik
- Turn 4: War Machine or Prof X > earlier plays
- Turn 5: Pass if Shulk. Cannonball kill if Infinaut last turn.
- Turn 6: Cannonball/Infinaut and Shulk. Infinaut and Maw works too.
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