8 Excellent MARVEL SNAP Decks to Play - DoomWave, Thanos Zoo, Deadpool, & More!

Looking for a MARVEL SNAP deck to help you climb to Infinite, or looking for something fresh and hip to take out for a spin? We've gathered 8 decks from around the SNAP community that can help you win games while also having fun.

If you're in the market for some strategic advice, we've included our *personal* recommendations for when it's OK to Snap early with each deck - your mileage may vary.

Mogwai's Spider Control

We're starting off with a controlling deck from Mogwai, designed to fill up your opponent's locations and dictate where they're allowed to play with guys like Titania, Spider-Man, and Green Goblin, then profit from their predictability with Gamora.

Snap Early If: You can completely clog up your opponent's side of a location with Titania and Green Goblin.

Moyen's Sand Ramp

Sandman was the surprise winner of the recent balance patch, gaining 4 more Power at the cost of moving to 5 Energy. Naturally, that made him a great fit for Electro decks that can play him on turn 4 and are already hampered by an Ongoing ability restricting them to one card a turn. This ramp deck from Moyen can still get multiple bodies into play each turn with Jubilee and Doctor Doom, and repeat either of those On Reveals with Odin.

Snap Early If: You have Electro on 3, with a 5-Drop and at least one 6-Drop ready in hand.

wwlos's DoomWave

PSA: Doctor Doom is a great card, and not necessarily the finisher your opponent will expect. This brew from wwlos can cheat out the Doombots on turn 4 with Wave, then spend the rest of the game taking away its opponent's best plays with Aero and Shang-Chi. You can also wait to play Wave until turn 5, then drop She-Hulk along with whatever works best for that final turn.

Snap Early If: You have Wave and a plan to make the most of her.

Pusa's Control

The competitive meta is starting to shape itself in MARVEL SNAP. This control deck was brought by Pusa to the Jucon Cup tournament this past week (and was spotlighted on Twitter by Raven), and runs just about every card that keeps its opponents away from a particular location - and has Absorbing Man to repeat a restrictive On Reveal.

Snap Early If: You have Storm and Juggernaut, or Daredevil and Professor X.

OrdinaryHarry's Thanos Zoo

Another SNAP tournament that happened this past weekend was the Creator Clash, and OrdinaryHarry won the whole thing with this Thanos Zoo deck that uses the Stones and Lockjaw to cycle through its deck, then buff all those 1-Drops with Ka-Zar, Blue Marvel, and Spectrum.

Snap Early If: You have Lockjaw and Quinjet, or if you have the Mind Stone (great for drawing other Stones) in the first couple of turns.

Kranich's Thanos Counter

Meanwhile, the winner of the Jucon Cup was Kranich, who brought this deck to counter Thanos decks with Darkhawk, Black Widow, and a bunch of Rocks. The deck has some interesting side-strategies, as it runs Jubilee and Wave to cheat out an early Doctor Doom or Magneto.

Snap Early If: You have Zabu on 2 with a 4-Drop to follow-up.

dillusion's SeraHawk

This Darkhawk deck from dillusion isn't satisfied with only getting cost reduction from Zabu; it's running Sera to allow more freedom on the final turn (although you should watch out for Sandman decks).

Snap Early If: You have Sera in hand and you're pretty sure your opponent doesn't play Sandman.

Neil's High Score Deadpool

This deck, put together by Neil Greenberg, is like a sort of mini-game for MARVEL SNAP players, where you see how high you can get the Power of your Deadpool. For that, it's running the normal Destroy package of Carnage, Venom, Deathlok, and Killmonger, but it's also got Beast to bounce one of them back and do it again. Once you've got Deadpool sufficiently high, play Taskmaster or Knull to copy his Power

Snap Early If: You have Deadpool and a couple of ways to get the ball rolling.

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