Devil Dinosaur is a potent threat inMarvel Snapwith an Ongoing ability that gives it an additional two power for each card in the player’s hand. This ability incentivizes fans to play Devil Dinosaur alongside cards that fill their hands, and there are several excellent options to be earned as early as Pool 1. This guide is here to provide details on those options and to help players put together a competitive Devil Dinosaur deck inMarvel Snapat almost any collection level.
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As previously noted, Devil Dinosaur needs support from cards that refill a player’s hand, and this Pool 1 deck has many. Indeed, Cable, Sentinel, Moon Girl, and White Queen all replace themselves, at minimum, and Mantis does the same when she hits. Angela also allows fans to get additional value out of these synergistic cards, which will preventMarvel Snapplayersfrom falling too far behind in the early- and mid-game.
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Devil Dinosaur can fit into a couple different strategies in Pool 2. The first of those strategies skews toward combo, looking to cheat large threats, likeMarvel Snap’s The Infinaut, into play with Jubilee or simply deploy them on the final turn. The second strategy is more akin to the previously-detailed Pool 1 Devil Dinosaur deck, though this time around players can use a destruction package to mount their assault in the early- and mid-game.
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Upon reaching Pool 3, players can put together a very solid control deck featuring Devil Dinosaur, and this one looks to use the information that is gained from Daredevil to take over the end-game. Notably, fans can consider repalcing Agent 13, Scarlet Witch, and Maximus with cards like Nightcrawler, Angela, and Lizard, and Arnim Zola can also be a fun card to try inMarvel Snap’s Pool 3. And for those players that want to continue to upgrade the deck beyond Pool 3, Agent Coulson and Thanos are both worth a look.
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