Sandman Decks are a type of deck in Marvel Snap which are named after the Marvel character Sandman, who in the comic books has the ability to transform his body into sand and control it.
In Marvel Snap, Sandman Decks are known for their ability to disrupt the opponent’s strategy who have the intent to play multiple cards per turn and give the controlling player an advantage because, well, they intended to play one card per turn anyway. That is, of course, if they draw and put Sandman into play on time.
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There are many variants of the Sandman deck which you can try out. Here’s a TLSG variant with our analysis:
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Replacement cards (if you do not like some of the solutions in this deck OR you just don’t have the card(s)):
Another variant that you’re able to try out is a bit different:
So, the idea of this deck is to go crazy and work around the Electro/Sandman limitation as much as possible with the help of Wong, Arnim Zola, and Odin. Cloning Black Panther with Arnim Zola raises the Power to 16 for both of them, and if you perhaps, had Wong under Black Panther, and Wong got cloned first, the Power goes even crazier. If you do not have Black Panther, try Devil Dinosaur. You ain’t spending a lot of cards with Sandman on board, realistically.
Arnim Zola also surprises many opponents when you clone Spider-Woman or Doctor Doom. There are many fun turns that you can create when you have more Energy than your opponent.
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That’s it for this deck guide. We hope you’ll annoy the heck out of your opponents, especially in the meta where a lot of players tend to play multiple cards in the late turns.
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Nikola has been a Staff Writer at Prima Games since May 2022. He has been gaming since being able to hold an Amiga 500 joystick on his own, back in the early 90s (when gaming was really good!). Nikola has helped organize dozens of gaming events and tournaments and has been professionally attached to gaming since 2009.
