The Ultimate Marvel Snap Deck Tier List for Solving Strategies

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Marvel Snap offers thrilling gameplay unique to the card game genre, and its excitement is amplified by a constantly evolving metagame. With new cards introduced every week and frequent balance updates, fresh decks frequently emerge, while others resurrect from the sidelines.

Given the wide array of options, it can be tough to spot standout decks. Success isn’t solely about maximizing points; the game encourages strategies to counter your opponent’s attempts at building a lead. The best decks strike a balance between surprising plays and reliable Power output, making it easier to climb to the Infinite rank quickly.

Tier List Ranking

This ranking categorizes all Marvel Snap decks into five tiers: S, A, B, C, and D. Higher tiers indicate better performance in terms of Cube Rate and Win Rate.

Here’s a breakdown of each tier:

S Tier: These decks are game-changers, excelling in Power generation or disruption. Most top players in High-Infinite ranks rely on these decks, making them staples in tournaments.

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A Tier: Strong contenders known for their performance, these decks may not dominate like S-tier choices, but they effectively compete. Minor weaknesses such as consistency or accessibility may hold them back.
B Tier: Considered valid choices, these decks maintain solid win rates but have notable weaknesses that can be exploited by stronger decks.
C Tier: These decks are underwhelming and are best described as "cheap but not recommended." Players with lower collection levels might use them to reach Infinite rank, but success beyond that is unlikely.
D Tier: Avoid these decks unless absolutely necessary. They have fallen out of relevance and struggle to win. Their strategies are easily countered.

While S and A-tier decks are closely matched in gameplay, B-tier decks are less reliable but still capable of securing wins if played well. Winning with lower-tier decks heavily relies on fortunate draws.

Given the countless deck possibilities, this article focuses solely on the top 30 decks featuring either the most popular or effective combinations.

Due to the fluid nature of the metagame, these rankings may change in the future.

S Tier

S-tier decks dominate High-Infinite ranks because they consistently gain Power while hindering opponents. They are dominant and widely recognized within the community.

Deck Name	Cards	Description
Thanos	Ant-Man, Dazzler, Goliath, Sam Wilson, Speed, Cosmo, Mobius M. Mobius, Wiccan, Blue Marvel, Thanos, Mockingbird, Spectrum	Once powerful, now re-emerging, Thanos utilizes Infinity Stones effectively, making it a strong contender.
Toxic	Silver Sable, Hazmat, Sam Wilson, Scorpion, Cassandra Nova, Rocket and Groot, Red Guardian, Miles Morales, High Evolutionary, Man-Thing, Ajax, Abomination	This deck boasts an impressive Win Rate and is consistent thanks to its affliction mechanics.
DarkRonan	Korg, Nico Minoru, Master Mold, Gorgon, Gransmaster, Cassandra Nova, Mystique, Black Widow, Shang-Chi, Rockslide, Darkhawk, Ronan The Accuser	This deck offers a reliable way to counter the meta effectively, punishing card generation strategies.
Mid-Range Discard	Miek, Scorn, Blade, Morbius, The Collector, Swarm, Colleen Wing, Bullseye, Gambit, Daken, Frigga, M.O.D.O.K.	Discard mechanics remain relevant, especially with Bullseye amplifying your other cards’ effectiveness.
Agent Venom	Kitty Pryde, The Hood, Bast, Nico Minoru, Havok, Thena, Agent Venom, Sam Wilson, Cassandra Nova, Sage, Cosmo, Juggernaut	This deck excels with early-game strategies and mid-range powerhouses, making it lethal against opponents.
Scream	Nebula, Scream, Kraven, Sam Wilson, Spider-Man, Rocket and Groot, Red Guardian, Polaris, Miles Morales, Stegron, Ajax, Cannonball	A pest for Move decks, Scream disrupts opponents while offering continual pressure.

A Tier

A-tier decks deliver strong performance potential, often competing effectively against S-tier decks. Minor issues like lower ceilings or unpredictability can hinder their success.

Deck Name	Cards	Description
Move Bounce	Arana, Ghost Spider, Human Torch, Iron Fist, Madame Web, Dagger, Doctor Strange, Falcon, Hawkeye, Vulture, Frigga, Beast	This Move sub-archetype features powerful card combinations but requires precise maneuvering.
Arishem	Shadow King, Killmonger, Mobius M. Mobius, Doom 2099, Shang-Chi, Galacta, Enchantress, Legion, Doctor Doom, Alioth, Mockingbird, Arishem	A Cube-stealing deck that remains effective despite nerfs, it utilizes tech cards well.
Hela Discard	Blade, Morbius, Black Cat, Lady Sif, Jubilee, Iron Man, Blink, Gorr, Hela, The Infinaut, Skaar, Death	A reliable deck that achieves wins through drawing Hela, bluffing opponents into retreat.
KaZoo	Ant-Man, Nico Minoru, Squirrel Girl, Dazzler, Hawkeye, Marvel Boy, Caiera, Shanna, Kazar, Blue Marvel, Gilgamesh, Mockingbird	Highly customizable, it works well with low-cost cards to spread Power across the board.
Ongoing	Ant-Man, Goliath, Sam Wilson, Cosmo, Captain America, Speed, Doom 2099, Super Skrull, Iron Man, Blue Marvel, Doctor Doom, Spectrum	Grows stronger with new Ongoing cards, showcasing excellent Power levels.
Disable Ongoing	Zabu, Zero, Ebony Maw, Sauron, Armor, Lizard, Starbrand, Enchantress, Cull Obsidian, Typhoid Mary, Red Skull, Skaar	A very effective deck that circumvents common counters, balancing high Power output.
Surfer	Zabu, Grandmaster, Sam Wilson, Cassandra Nova, Brood, Silver Surfer, Cosmo, Juggernaut, Red Guardian, Sebastian Shaw, Galacta, Gwenpool	With new cards, Surfer decks continuously evolve and generate massive Power.
Victoria Hand	The Hood, Nico Minoru, Quinjet, Mirage, Hawkeye, Victoria Hand, Agent Coulson, Frigga, Shang-Chi, Anti-Venom, Misery	Adapts to match situations, capable of evenly spreading or doubling Power output.

B Tier

B-tier decks are competitive but have experienced significant nerfs affecting their overall playability. They can still pose a challenge but may struggle against stronger opponents.

Deck Name	Cards	Description
Traditional Discard	Scorn, Blade, Morbius, Colleen Wing, Gambit, Corvus Glaive, Lady Sif, Dracula, Proxima Midnight, M.O.D.O.K., Khonshu, Apocalypse	The basic Discard deck has fallen behind against more effective sub-archetypes.
Mill	The Hood, Yondu, Cable, Iron Patriot, Killmonger, Red Guardian, Baron Zemo, Gladiator, Shang-Chi, Misery, Lady Deathstrike, Death	Effective against combos, but struggles against larger decks.
Surtur	Zabu, Zero, Iron Patriot, Cosmo, Juggernaut, Surtur, Starbrand, Attuma, Crossbones, Cull Obsidian, Typhoid Mary, Skaar	While not as strong as before, it can still generate high Power.
Patriot	Zabu, Dazzler, Mystique, Luke Cage, Patriot, Super Skrull, Doom 2099, Iron Lad, Iron Man, Blue Marvel, Doctor Doom, Ultron	A predictable deck relying on Ultron that is vulnerable to smart counters.
Destroy	Deadpool, Nico Minoru, X-23, Carnage, Hulk Buster, Wolverine, Killmonger, Venom, Deathlok, Arnim Zola, Knull, Death	Classic strategy with straightforward plays that are now well-known.
Negative	Psylocke, Ravonna Renslayer, Ironheart, Mystique, Sage, Magik, Mr. Negative, Wong, Iron Man, Jane Foster, Gorr, Taskmaster	While powerful with Mr. Negative, this strategy is now predictable.
Phoenix Force	Arana, Human Torch, Nico Minoru, Carnage, Hulk Buster, Multiple Man, Venom, Deathlok, Shuri, Phoenix Force, Nimrod, Arnim Zola	Relies heavily on drawing Phoenix Force for success, making it inconsistent.
Clog	The Hood, Nebula, Titania, Grandmaster, Hawkeye, Green Goblin, Magik, Debrii, Viper, Shang-Chi, Cannonball, Alioth	Designed to restrict opponents’ plays but often backfires due to predictability.

C Tier

C-tier decks illustrate the effects of power creep in Marvel Snap. While once usable, they have now fallen behind, limiting their competitive potential.

Deck Name	Cards	Description
High Evo	Sunspot, Misty Knight, Armor, Scorpion, Shocker, Cyclops, Shang-Chi, Enchantress, The Thing, High Evolutionary, Abomination, Hulk	A budget-friendly option with predictable outcomes and a limited ceiling.
SheNaught	Wasp, Sunspot, Misty Knight, Armor, Jeff the Baby Land Shark, Magik, Cyclops, Moon Girl, High Evolutionary, Abomination, She-Hulk, The Infinaut	Has a higher ceiling but risks losing if key lanes are disrupted.
Classic Move	Human Torch, Iron Fist, Ghost Spider, Forge, Doctor Strange, Hulkbuster, Kraven, Multiple Man, Cloak, Vulture, Vision, Heimdall	Older strategies that have become less viable in today’s meta.
Control	Zabu, Shadow King U.S. Agent, Luke Cage, Mobius M. Mobius, Killmonger, Galacta, Man-Thing, Shang-Chi, Enchantress, Ms. Marvel, Sera	Effective counters but lack the Power to compete against more aggressive decks.

D Tier

In the lowest tier, these decks are long past their prime and lack relevance in the current game. It’s unlikely they’ll regain any competitive standing.

Deck Name	Cards	Description
Cerebro	Bast, Cerebro, Ravonna Renslayer, Quake, U.S. Agent, Scarlet Witch, Sentinel, Mystique, Luke Cage, Red Guardian, Valkyrie, Iron Man	Struggles against locations that modify Power, rendering it ineffective.
Junk	The Hood, Titania, Nebula, Daredevil, Hawkeye, Green Goblin, Debrii, Viper, Sentry, Annihilus, Sersi, Cannonball	After significant nerfs, it has become a weaker version of similar strategies.
Lockdown	Zabu, Ebony Maw, Psylocke, Jeff the Baby Land Shark, Doom 2099, Storm, Iron Lad, War Machine, Legion, Professor X, Doctor Doom, The Infinaut	Now just a gimmick, it rarely succeeds unless the opponent is unprepared.