Summary

• Sebastian Shaw shouldn't rely on a single card for buffs; a deck built around him is more effective.
• Use cards like Forge, Nova, and Okoye to complement Shaw's buffs and maximize their potential.
• Polaris, Brood, and Werewolf are powerful cards that can be used strategically to disrupt opponents and amplify your deck's buffs.

There are many cards in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Marvel Snap asking to be buffed for some sort of pay-off, the most common card used for this being Shuri. But something like Sebastian Shaw shouldn’t be buffed by a single cardꦛ. Instead, you need to build a deck around him to keཧep the buffs coming.

And, of course, he can’t be the only card you buff, since, at most, he can 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:win you a single location. Fortunately, there are plenty of cards that work in tandem with Shaw, especially considering that he costs three power &mdash♚;🀅 the prime cost for a buffing deck.

10 Forge

The Targeted Buff

For▨ge’s role is simple, giving power to the next card you play, and having such a low cost that he can be combined with nearly anything. His role is not only as ꦯa buffing card, but as a complement for turn four, since with so many three costs that turn tends to be slightly awkward.

As far as what you’re buffing, the clear targets are Shaw, Werewolf or Brood, but don’t be afra💮id to give the buff to something else if they aren’t in your hand. It’s best to have Forge’s power be used rather t♛han wait too long and be unable to play him.

9 Nova

Often Destroyed By Your Opponent

Nova offers a simple yet effective buff to all your played cards, but before you can benefit from that you’ll have to destroy him first. This deck has only one card that does that, but you 🐼rarely n🎃eed more than one; the card itself is Killmonger, and it’s often used by opponents as well.

Adding more destroying options beyond Killmonger would weigh down the deck, since, besides Nova, there’s nothing else you need to destroy. Other decks do have plenty of useful one drops, so ♈Killmonger is a perfect fit for the deck as a counter to all of those.

8 Okoye

The Deck Buffer

Okoye is one of the many buff options available in Marvel Snap, but she lacked the complementing cards to be of any real use until now. The small buff she gives grows triple 🃏with Sebastian Shaw, and cards that were alr🌺eady in the game before, like Brood, for example, are made better by her.

The⛄ deck also lacks low-energy cards, or rather lower than ♏three. Having some two-cost options can make turns two and five fit better, since you have something to complement your plethora of three drops.

7 🌳 🌺America Chavez

No Longer The Last Card Of The Deck

After her dramatic change, America Chavez is no longer a six drop. She now costs only two, and her effect is to give two power to the next🎉 card you draw, making her have less impact than Okoye early in the game, but bigger by the final turns.

Still, that doesn’t mean you should wait too much to play her, since she still fits nicely for turn two. If, however💝, you have both Okoye and America in hand, Okoye is best played on turn two, while America fits perfectly on five alongside a three drop.

6 Nakia

A Buffer That Gets Buffed

Nakia is the bridge between th🧜e cards that buff other cards, and the ones that get buffed. For one, her effect gives all cards in hand plus one power, so the bigger the h🐠and the better, but to make the most of her, you still need to play those cards.

This makes her an ideal turn three play, since you want her on the board before the final play of the deck, which usually involves Silver Surfer. Since he buffs all three cost cards, she’s eligible for the buff, adding more p꧅ower than what she already brings to the table.

5 Polaris

A Disruptive Movement

Withꦅ just a glance, you can see what Polaris is adding to your game plan, since five power is not common for only three energy. With all the buffing you’ll be doing on your cards, her five power will grow exponentially, making her one of the biggest pl💎ays of the deck.

Then there’s her ability to move one of the opponent’s one or two cost cards to her location. How useful this is depends on what your opponent’s game plan i✨s, but moving something like Invisible Woman on the right turn can win you the game on its own.

4 Brood

The Three In One Package

Brood’s ability allows you to summon two copies of the main card at the location, without any abilities but the same power. This makes Brood 💙combine well with Nakia and all the other buffing cards, since it essentially counts threefold on Brood.

You do need to worry 𝕴about space with this card, since it will nearly fill up one of the locations. The main card on the deck that intera🌳cts with free spaces is Werewolf by Night, so if you’re planning on bouncing Werewolf around, remember that Brood’s ability happens first.

3 🌼 S⛄ilver Surfer

The Core Of The Deck

Whenever a new 𝐆three-cost card is introduced, players will immedi𝔉ately think how it fits with Silver Surfer. The difference with Sebastian Shaw is that, since his ability asks for him to get buffed, he seems to have been made to go in tandem with the Surfer.

You’re aiming to play Silver Surfer as late as possible, so enough cards get the buff. A Surfer plus Brood play is perfect for when you fail to fill one of the locations, doing an explosive final play that, other than adding power to the other locations, puts a minimum of 11 power on the empty🅰 one.

2 🌊 Werewolf By🍌 Night

The Expert Jumper

The one thing all the buff cards in the deck have in common is that their ef♑fects are On Reveal. This fits perfectly with how Werewolf works, since he jumps around buffing himself whenever you play an On Reveal card, getting even bigger with each card you play.

Considering all the buffing you’re already doing with the deck, cards like Werewolf and Shaw are the main powerhouses you can play. That meanཧs that you’re more often than not aiming for each of them to end in di🧸fferent locations because it’s usually overcommitting to have them both in the same place.

1 Sera

She Lets You Finish With Style

Sera’s role is clear, since her ability makes cards in your hand cost one less. In a deck filled with thr෴ee-cost cards, she lets you play three of them on turn six, making the amount of power output you’re capable of at that final turn great.

This all also means that your buffing cards, like Okoye or America Chavez, should’ve been played by now; the♓y offer little at the final turn. If you’re playing Sera on turn five, make sure that you have e꧑nough combo pieces to finish big, otherwise playing other things might be best.