With new cards comes a new deck guide from us. The ever jumpy Silk spider is here to make a statement.
Silk is an underrated character in Marvel Snap from the Spider-Man comic book series. SecondDinner always does a phenomenal job of breaking characters into the spotlight that normally don't get the attention they deserve.
Silk is one of the characters in the Spider-Versus series that is ideally going to be used as a part of an engine. She isn't a card that will singlehandedly change the tide of battle, but she will enable a bunch of decks to become scary if played correctly. In this guide, we are going to go over the decks to use Silk!
What Does Silk Do?
Silk is a very simple 2/5 card. Whenever another card is played at the location Silk is located at, she will move to another location.
Good Cards And Silk
This first deck falls into the "good cards" slice of Marvel Snap decks. The idea here is you take all of your favorite or objectively good cards and put them into a deck with the new card you're trying to utilize.
What we like about this deck is you have a lot of ways to figure out if you like how the Spider-Verse characters behave in the game while also fumbling your way with some wins with control deck Titans Storm, Cosmo, and Doctor Doom.
Controlling Silk
This deck is going to be focused on ramping up to using Black Bolt and Stature on turn 6. Now, as we all know, Marvel Snap sometimes doesn't give us the RNG that we love and all deserve, which is where lower-tier cards like Silk, Dark Hawk, and Miles Morales come in handy.
Silk being a mobile 2/5, will allow for us to always keep the enemy on their toes. Our opponents realistically can't play their best cards at every location so if we have Silk hopping around with the looming presence of Miles, Rock Slide, Stature, and Black Bolt, it allows for some very interesting counterplay but also allows us to annoy our opponent.
Lockdown Meta
This deck is a fun one, we think. It's going to be entirely reliant on the RNG the Marvel Snap gods give you, but if you hit the right amount of luck with your draws, you can potentially shut down your opponent from having any chance of even winning.
Silk should be played as soon as she is drawn so she can start doing what she does best, jumping around.
Now after she's in play, we have a few combos to look at. Polaris will pull all of the 1 - 2 cost cards your opponent has to her location, which is great.
If we have Enchantress in hand we want to make sure that she is played after we use all of our combo cards so we don't accidentally shut down ourselves on accident.
Miles Morales will also come in handy, with Doctor Doom hopefully falling in place and filling in any open spots.
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