Dive into the thrilling new season of Marvel Snap, where the prehistoric versions of the Avengers make their grand entrance! This season introduces iconic figures like the first sorcerer supreme, Agamotto, and the original Phoenix host, Firehair, alongside other legendary characters. But that's not all—get ready for a new card type called Skills, exciting new locations, Spotlight Caches, and much more!
Ever been curious about the origins of the Avengers or wondered what Odin was up to before Thor and Loki came into the picture? Or perhaps you've pondered the mysteries of Agamotto, the keeper of the Eye? Marvel Snap's latest season, Prehistoric Avengers, is here to answer all these questions and more, True Believer!
These prehistoric Avengers aren't entirely new to the scene, but now you can harness their powers in card form. From the very first Black Panther to Phoenix host Firehair, Agamotto, and even Khonshu, these characters come with intricate yet powerful abilities that can turn the tide of your battles.
Speaking of Agamotto, he introduces a brand-new card type: Skills. These cards represent specific actions and abilities rather than characters. When played, they are Banished—meaning they're gone for good—and while they have no Power, they require less Energy to play, making them strategic game-changers.
But the excitement doesn't stop there! Marvel Snap's latest season also brings two new locations to explore. The Star Brand crater boosts your energy if you have the highest power there, while the Celestial Burial Ground lets you discard a card and replace it with another of the same cost, adding a fresh layer of strategy to your gameplay.
On top of that, new Spotlight Caches are rolling out, featuring top-tier cards, both old and new. You'll also find variant card art and a host of other new additions. And don't forget the return of the High Voltage mode, which amps up the pace of your Marvel Snap matches to electrifying levels.
Before you jump back into the action, make sure you're not caught off guard by a suboptimal hand. Check out our comprehensive tier list of Marvel Snap cards, ranked from best to worst. Even if you don't agree with our rankings, you'll find our detailed analysis and reasons for each card's placement insightful and worth considering.
