Spider-Man is a Pool 3 card in Marvel Snap with an On Reveal ability that prevents opponents from playing cards at his location on the following turn. This effect can be quite potent in a variety of shells, and players that enjoy taking control of the board should spend some time with Spider-Man. This guide is here to assist with that endeavor by providing details on several Spider-Man decks in Marvel Snap.
Marvel Snap: Spider-Man Decks
Budget Spider-Man Control
Card | Cost |
Nova | 1 |
Angela | 2 |
Scorpion | 2 |
Ironheart | 3 |
Storm | 3 |
Killmonger | 3 |
Shang-Chi | 4 |
Spider-Man | 4 |
Enchantress | 4 |
Hobgoblin | 5 |
Professor X | 5 |
Gamora | 5 |
This Marvel Snap control deck is for players that have unlocked Spider-Man very early in Pool 3, and it features several ways to lock down locations. Notably, deploying Hobgoblin or Professor X into Spider-Man's lane on turn five is a powerful play pattern, and the deck's focus on location control makes it easier to hit with Gamora.
Budget Zabu Control
Card | Cost |
Sunspot | 1 |
Agent 13 | 1 |
Storm | 3 |
Zabu | 3 |
Jubilee | 4 |
Shang-Chi | 4 |
Enchantress | 4 |
Spider-Man | 4 |
Jessica Jones | 4 |
Moon Girl | 4 |
Devil Dinosaur | 5 |
America Chavez | 6 |
Players that are early in Pool 3 and have purchased Marvel Snap's Savage Land Season Pass should consider trying Spider-Man in this Zabu shell. Indeed, a half-cost Spider-Man is an extremely potent tool that becomes even more deadly when duplicated with Moon Girl. That duplication allows players to deploy two copies of Spider-Man on turn five, provided that Zabu is on the board, and severely limit their opponents' options on the final turn.
Spider-Man Control
Card | Cost |
Nightcrawler | 1 |
Sunspot | 1 |
Lizard | 2 |
Daredevil | 2 |
Scorpion | 2 |
Storm | 3 |
Electro | 3 |
White Queen | 4 |
Shang-Chi | 4 |
Spider-Man | 5 |
Professor X | 5 |
Doctor Doom | 6 |
As players advance through Marvel Snap's Pool 3, they should consider taking the previously-detailed budget Spider-Man control deck in this direction. While there are only a handful of upgrades to be found here, they do serve to increase the deck's power level significantly. Daredevil and Doctor Doom in particular are great additions, providing information and allowing for a big power push on the final turn.
Zabu Darkhawk
Card | Cost |
Korg | 1 |
Black Widow | 2 |
Psylocke | 2 |
Mystique | 3 |
Zabu | 3 |
Darkhawk | 4 |
Absorbing Man | 4 |
Shang-Chi | 4 |
Spider-Man | 4 |
Moon Girl | 4 |
Rockslide | 4 |
Sera | 5 |
A deck like this one is essentially the end-goal for the previously-detailed budget Zabu control list. As with the budget list, this deck uses Moon Girl to facilitate a double Spider-Man play on turn five, and Absorbing Man is capable of doing a great impression of a second Spider-Man when Moon Girl is not drawn. Additionally, the deck features a Darkhawk package, with cards like Korg, Black Widow, and Rockslide keeping an opponent's deck filled, and Psylocke does good work in games without Marvel Snap's Zabu.
Thanos Bounce
Card | Cost |
The Hood | 1 |
Iceman | 1 |
Quinjet | 1 |
Angela | 2 |
Beast | 2 |
Carnage | 2 |
Bishop | 3 |
Spider-Man | 4 |
Ka-Zar | 4 |
Blue Marvel | 5 |
Valkyrie | 5 |
Thanos | 6 |
While this Marvel Snap Thanos deck moves away from control in favor of aggression, Spider-Man still plays a very important role. Specifically, players can deploy him on turn five, in order to lock down a location for the final turn, and still have energy left over to put more power onto the board.
Marvel Snap is available for mobile devices and PC.