MARVEL SNAP's Days of Future Past Season is Ending Soon - Infinite Decks to Play and Things to Know

There's not much time left before MARVEL SNAP's Days of Future Past Season ends at 8 PM PT on Monday, April 3 (2 AM UTC Tuesday, 4 April).

Here's some things you might need to know before the season ends, and some decks that can help you climb in the season's waning days.

Rank Reset

When the next season begins, every player will be reset to the rank that is 30 levels below their current rank (not highest rank). For instance, if you are sitting in Omega rank, you will reset to level 50 Platinum.

You move to the bottom of whatever rank you reset to; if you're sitting at level 69 Diamond you still go all the way down to level 30 Silver at the reset. Keep that in mind if you're currently near the bottom of a rank - there is no rank floor to stop your slide, so you can go below it and that will change where you start next season.

No player will be reset below rank 10, provided that they've gotten above it prior to the reset.

Ranked and Season Rewards

All ranked and Season Pass rewards that you've earned will automatically be claimed for your account once the season ends if you haven't manually claimed them - you don't need to worry about them going away if you don't claim them, but you should probably still make sure that you claim them anyway.

Season Pass Card and Exclusive Cosmetics

When Days of Future Past Season ends, its Season Pass card, Nimrod, will be exclusive to Series 5. The standard procedure for Season Pass cards is that they will be added to Series 4 during a future Series Drop, likely during May.

Days of Future Past Season Pass cosmetics - the Variants, Avatars, and card back - are exclusive to this month's Premium Season Pass; Second Dinner has no plans to make them available at a later date. If you want to add these cosmetics to your collection, this is your last chance to grab them by buying the Premium Season Pass.

Infinite Decks for Last-Minute Laddering

If you're trying to climb to the next rank or you're on the cusp of hitting Infinite, we've gathered some decks from the MARVEL SNAP community that players have used to hit Infinite rank this month.

Sera Control

Sera Control is one of the more reliable decks to gain cubes with and can be fairly inexpensive, depending on how you build it. For example, the list we have here for you contains only two cards from Series 3: Mysterio, and the deck's namesake. Snapping when you have Sera in hand will usually lead to an influx of Cubes.

Ramp

If you're looking to counter Sera decks, then Sandman is your man of sand. This Ramp deck uses extra Energy from Electro to get controlling 5-Drops like Sandman and Leech out early, then wins the game with back-to-back 6-Drops.

Dracula Zoo

This Zoo deck runs a bevy of expensive bodies with a lot of Power, either for Dracula to discard or for Zero to negate the downside of. Destroyer is pretty fancy, as this list has plenty of ways to get around its tendency to nuke your entire board.

Shuri Zero

Shuri decks continue to be the most popular on the ladder, as a turn 4 Shuri can open up a number of powerful turn 5 and 6 plays to win the game. One of the new techs to the deck is Captain Marvel, who can often clean up at the end of the game, and who makes the game-winning math a lot harder for your opponent.

Galactus & Friends

If you've got him, Galactus is a nifty buildaround that supports a variety of deck types and play styles. This take on Galactus decks is very flexible: it runs Cloak to open up a location for Galactus (and keep your opponent guessing), and can also pivot into Death Wave shenanigans or use Shang-Chi and Destroyer to make a big Knull.

Have your own decks or tips for climbing in the last couple of days? Share your thoughts in the comments!