I'm personally not seeing a reason to buy the season pass. Last pass season, Black Panther, isn't exactly ruling the Meta or even showing up in games.
BP had a very short window of viability and I occasionally see him pop up in decks. I liked playing Zola on BP since he proc'd a second time when he was duped by Zola. That said, outside of the Zola combo, I don't know if he's that useful. Maybe Wong if you can dupe Wong into another lane or also play White Tiger
the reason I actually like Snap is partially because I've had to adapt and build to my collection so many times. I'm fairly far into pool 3 and still missing some of the heavy hitter meta cards but I've done ok climbing by doing some research and playing different archetypes.
I still haven't got Death or Hela or Patriot but I've had a decent amount of success playing Disrupt and counter decks.
I just found this forum and I've been trying to find places to talk about Snap that aren't reddit.
I wrote a handful of early game guides (and one guide on Apocalypse) but they're on a different site. I couldn't see any rules about promotion so I just wanted to ask first so I don't step on toes. If the answer is no that's totally fine. Just thought a guide to early game cards and decks might be helpful to anyone who is starting out and I spend so much time thinking about Snap, I just wanted to share and discuss my lists.
tbh I don't find SS to be overwhelming compared to some harder to block combos. SS and Brood are powerful for sure but they're also pretty telegraphed and that's where smart retreating can make a big difference.
that said, I find it's the patriot into mystique into ultron that is wrecking house more often for me. if they're spread into different locations, not even enchantress can really stop it.
if you think someone is planning a SS drop, play Cosmo into one of the non-brood locations and watch them run out of options quick. that's how i've been handling it personally.
BP had a very short window of viability and I occasionally see him pop up in decks. I liked playing Zola on BP since he proc'd a second time when he was duped by Zola. That said, outside of the Zola combo, I don't know if he's that useful. Maybe Wong if you can dupe Wong into another lane or also play White Tiger
the reason I actually like Snap is partially because I've had to adapt and build to my collection so many times. I'm fairly far into pool 3 and still missing some of the heavy hitter meta cards but I've done ok climbing by doing some research and playing different archetypes.
I still haven't got Death or Hela or Patriot but I've had a decent amount of success playing Disrupt and counter decks.
Hi there!
I just found this forum and I've been trying to find places to talk about Snap that aren't reddit.
I wrote a handful of early game guides (and one guide on Apocalypse) but they're on a different site. I couldn't see any rules about promotion so I just wanted to ask first so I don't step on toes. If the answer is no that's totally fine. Just thought a guide to early game cards and decks might be helpful to anyone who is starting out and I spend so much time thinking about Snap, I just wanted to share and discuss my lists.
Cheers and Merry Christmas!
tbh I don't find SS to be overwhelming compared to some harder to block combos. SS and Brood are powerful for sure but they're also pretty telegraphed and that's where smart retreating can make a big difference.
that said, I find it's the patriot into mystique into ultron that is wrecking house more often for me. if they're spread into different locations, not even enchantress can really stop it.
if you think someone is planning a SS drop, play Cosmo into one of the non-brood locations and watch them run out of options quick. that's how i've been handling it personally.