Marvel SNAP: The best cards of Pool 3

Marvel Snap has taken over the collectible card game genre overnight. With its fast-action gameplay and many cards, it is appealing to both Marvel fans and card enthusiasts alike.

The game contains a lot of cards, so it can be challenging to determine which archetypes are the best to move up the rankings. And for those who have reached the Collection level high enough to unlock Pool 3 cards, mixing and matching them can be a headache.

We’re here to help; read on to find the best Marvel Snap cards in Pool 3.

Best Marvel Snap Pool 3 Cards

Marvel Snap Pool 3 is the most numerous set of cards so far. It has the most significant number of options to add to the various archetypes that make up the game.

Here is a selection of exciting combinations in each Tier of this series.

Superior Tier (S)

In this first Tier of Pool 3, we find cards with a unique utility to achieve devastating combos. For example, if Kamar-Taj’s location is used, we can quickly obtain victory.

• Wong: Allows you to deploy up to eight white tigers of power 7.
• Mystique: Doubles the continuous effects of the last card the player used.
• Sera: Can lower the cost of powerful cards such as Death or Devil Dinosaur.
• Magik: allows us to extend the game one more turn and eliminates an unfavorable or not-exciting location.

Advanced Tier (A)

• Patriot: It allows us to improve the cards that do not have a relevant trait and its power to be continuous or of revelation.
• Venom: It is a card that adds the power it absorbs from the enemy instead of adding two points when it destroys another card.
• Wave: It is usually a card that allows us to cast energy cost six in turn following its entry.
• Leader: It is one of the community’s most influential and hated cards. It copies the cards that play in the same position. Therefore, it is a safe bet to dispute a location in the “late game” with similar conditions.

Other Tier A card highlights:

• Black Panther
• Agatha Harkness
• Jane Foster Thor
• Daredevil

Basic Tier (B)

Most of the cards in this Tier are in the category of the most potent Technique; if we know how to use them, we will achieve victories with a snap.

• Spiderman: Allows to completely unbalance the enemy’s strategy since it denies the ability to play a card in that position in the last turn.
• Goose: Will not allow high-cost cards to come into play in the location where she is.
• Captain Marvel: If she is on the board in the last turn, she can fly to where the kitty is to get the advantage with a moderately powerful card.
• Arnim Zola: It is a card we must use in a location where only one of our most potent cards is. When it comes into play, it will destroy a random card and put copies of it in other locations.

Other outstanding Tier B cards:

• Rogue
• Mysterio
• Typhoid Mary
• Mojo

Standard Tier (C)

• Maximus: It is a potent card for a three-cost card, but if our opponent is playing a stealing archetype, we don’t want to put it in play; even if it is not a stealing archetype, it is rarely interesting that our opponent has more cards than us.
• Electro: has the unpleasant effect of limiting the number of cards to play and reducing it to only one, although at least it compensates by giving us an extra energy point in the next turn.
• Nick Fury: Another card that can shine in the draw or even discard archetype.
• Drax: A cheap version of Gamora.

Other outstanding Tier C cards:

• Quinjet
• Rescue
• Falcon
• Black Widow

Deficient Tier (D)

They are not deficient cards, as their name suggests. Instead, they are the ones with the least power added to the other cards and are entirely situational; rarely will we be able to take full advantage of them (if at all):

• Quake: When revealed in the central location, it mixes up the sites on the board, altering their positions. It looks like an exciting feature, but it’s like playing Russian roulette with the locations.
• Baron Mordo: Allows our opponent to draw a card, but the card cost is set to 6. We can make one of the cards in our opponent’s deck useless.
• Crystal: If we play it in the center, it makes us shuffle our cards and re-draw the amount we had.
• Black Bolt: Its ability forces your opponent to discard the lowest-cost card from his deck.

Other Tier D discarded cards:

• Black Cat
• Adam Warrior
• Viper
• Crossbones

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