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Marvel Snap Patch Notes – May 25
Publish Date: May 25, 2023
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The newest edition of the Marvel Snap Patch Notes is here once more bringing all sorts of balancing changes to certain cards. Here are everything players should know before playing Marvel Snap.
On Reveal: Your opponent must discard the lowest-Cost card in their hand.
This one wasn’t on any of our bingo cards to start the year, but here we are. Black Bolt ascended to the top of our individual card leaderboards a couple weeks ago, and has remained there unchallenged ever since, with a frankly shocking average number of cubes won per game when drawn. However, his discard effect makes him the sort of card we don’t want topping that list.
Furthermore, the deck he was fueling has also been quietly outperforming the field by a margin as high as Shuri or Thanos in their prime. While its game plan may feel more fair, it also has almost no bad matchups. Since the metagame hasn’t shifted to effectively contest this deck, we’ve decided Black Bolt’s day in the sun is over.
(Old) 5 Cost / 7 Power : Costs 1 if your opponent discarded a card from their hand this game.
(New) 5 Cost / 6 Power : Costs 1 if your opponent discarded a card from their hand this game.
Uh, ditto? We have seen the numbers on the Black Bolt/Stature deck soften a little bit since our Wave change, which has been most impactful by turning a good matchup into a bad one. However, it’s still clearly the best deck, and our playtesting for some future decks also indicated that this change would be merited down the line. So, we’re making it now in order to ensure we see this deck fall from its lofty perch.
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