This must be the absolute most insane way to hit Rank 1 of all time. ALL SKILL BABYYYYYY

ah, it's been a while @SnapDecks

Mostly, this feels like a relatively open metagame, and I think a lot of the concerns about Fantasticar and Torch were/are overblown! Vid is here, as always, enjoy!.

The bro still works, but I don't think C3 is as ahead of C2 and C5 as it was last week. Both the Scam deck and the SuGi deck work by trying to deny crucial pieces to decks that are synergy based, which is a very valid strategy right now!

Over in Comboland, things are going. ok? Eggy Move remains very powerful thanks to the ability to have multiple cosmo possibilities. I still prefer Daken over Khonshu, but I think the meta is more favorable to Khonshu rn. MG and Mr. Neg are your resident "lose to mob" decks.

Here's a couple more for the Misery/Hood/Shadow King enjoyers out there - I'm still so unsure why buffing Misery to 9 power happened, but they sure did it, so. Last one isn't a misery deck but spiritually is an SK deck that turns Hood's downside into upside, so I mean.

It's Sunday, you know what that means!. KMBest @MARVELSNAP Top Decks Day!. Surfer decks are very solid and very popular, but you can deal with them with a combination of Shadow-King-Supplemented midrange strategies, such as Wiccan and a whole bunch of different Misery decks!

how the @MARVELSNAP community feels about mr fantastic first steps

did some investigative journalism

tl;dr Cosmo/Jugg is the tide moving against Shang/Ench spammers. This is the major shift to take note of!. As always, vid is here, and enjoy!.

A couple high infinite cooks - SuGi from Derek aims at decks that are more than the sum of their parts by taking those parts away. Butt's Zoo deck shows us that as long as you do points, you will be in games. Ika's Wiccan shows us that Wiccan is never that far off.

Cosmo/Jugg has become so widespread that I was actually playing them in Kid Omega for a bit. Negative still farms some, but there's enough C3 Mobius that you don't feel great about the deck, and there's enough non-on-reveals in there that it's not amazing for Gorr anyway.

Discard has been a victim of full tech decks in the past - it's possible that Cosmo/Jugg represents a reset that benefits the list. Ajax is just a solid deck that now has a potential Third Zabu in the form of Mister First Steps. He's a pretty great card, but not required.

Since there's so much Mr. Fantastic boosted Surfer, Shadow King is still worth investing in, despite Cosmo/Jugg, because his opportunity cost is so much lower than Shang/Ench. You can still be a tech deck, it's just worse to be one when you get Cosmo'd.

Above, we see Cerebro and Surfer - Cosmo/Jugg decks. These two decks work in context- the first one is what Goodstuff looks like when Shang and Ench are bad - you just do a different kind of shutdown. The second invokes Prof rather than Cosmo/Jugg, but the idea is the same.

It's Sunday, you know what that means!. KMBest @MARVELSNAP Top Decks Day!. The metagame has shifted from a Tech Soup Shang/Ench meta game to a Jugg/Cosmo metagame to deal with that kind of stuff!. This shift is the biggest thing to take note of this week! It opens things up!

The winners are @Pridouwu and @Checkhashnewha1! . Please DM me for the codes! My DM's get filtered automatically but I'll be checking!. I'm fairly sure I also have some 60 pack bundles, looking into another giveaway on a faster timeline!

As always, you can find more decks in the video, which is a solid 25 minutes of metagame breakdown-ing!. Enjoy!.

True combo still exists, but has counters. Neg loses to Mob, Move Bounce loses to IW+Tech, Discard has no hard counters but lots of soft ones, and I actually legit enjoy Cerebro right now. Note - I actually think C3 is in a great spot too - being a Cosmo points deck is sick.

Because of the downward pressure being exerted by the tech decks, there are some real opportunities for 'small' combo decks that just dump like 20 stats in a lane and say "im bigger than you and you can't shang me everywhere". Shoutout to @121eggytwitch's move deck!

Like these lists!. The first one generates enough non-1-cost value to beat Killmongers, the second has Juggernaut to prevent Ench, the third fights hard for board spaces with unpredictable lines, and the last one is just very solid midrange points!