Marvel Snap brings together some of the biggest heroes and villains in trading card form. With more than 150 cards in the game and more releasing with every season, there are plenty of characters to build decks from and experiment with. Marvel Snap makes you unlock cards by increasing your Collection Level.
Your collection level rises as you upgrade cards you own to higher rarities. What cards you unlock are determined by what pool you are currently in, with pool two cards starting to unlock at Collection Level 222. We rank the cards in pool two based on their power and playability.
10 Morbius
The doctor-turned-vampire rewards players for discarding their cards by granting him +2 power for each card discarded with his Ongoing ability. Slotting nicely into most discard-based decks, Morbius can quickly gain power thanks to other discard engines like Lady Sif, Sword Master, and ironically, Blade.
9 Hobgoblin
The big bad Hobgoblin is an absolute delight to play, given how much chaos it can create for your opponent. When this five energy cost card enters the board, its On Reveal ability will trigger, bouncing itself over to your opponent's side of the board and giving them -8 power on their side of the location.
Hobgoblin takes up precious space on an opponent's side of the board while forcing them to over-commit to win a location or quickly give up a location. You need to be careful with Hobgoblin, though; playing it into a full location will result in you keeping it and the -8 power on your side of the board.
8 Bucky Barnes // Winter Soldier
Good ol' Buck. While one power for two energy isn't worth much on its own, when destroyed, Bucky Barnes comes back stronger than ever as the Winter Soldier. With plenty of ways of destroying Bucky Barnes, including Carnage, Venom, The Destroyer, and more, getting the six-power Winter Soldier under your control isn't hard.
7 Storm
One of the most powerful X-Men has an equally powerful On Reveal ability. When Storm enters a location, it replaces the current location with a new Flooding location, one that will be completely locked off after one turn. After that, players won't be able to play new cards in that location, but players can still move cards there or add cards through other means.
6 Okoye
Okoye upgrades your entire deck when it enters a location with its On Reveal ability. Every card in your deck gains +1 power when Okoye comes into play. While +1 power might not seem like a lot, it is often all that is needed to push a location to a win.
5 Killmonger
Looking for a way to take out lots of one-cost cards all at once? Killmonger is the way to go. Killmonger's On Reveal ability will trigger when it enters a location, destroying all one energy cards in play. This ability is great for taking out a bunch of your opponent's cards all at once, or for destroying your own to reduce Death's casting cost, or destroying your own Nova to give your cards a boost.
4 The Infinaut
This massive card has a very unique casting restriction that makes planning your turns much more important than your average deck. You can only play the Infinaut if you have not played a card the previous turn.
Skipping a turn is a small price to pay for a 20-power card to all but secure a win at any location of your choice. Or you could cheat him into play with cards like Hela or Jubilee for free.
3 The Collector
This eclectic aficionado took a hit during a recent patch, nerfing its overall power, but that doesn't mean The Collector still isn't one of the best cards in pool two. Every time a card enters your hand from somewhere that isn't your deck, it gains +1 power. There are plenty of ways to add cards to your hand, but some of the best include Moon Girl, who adds a copy of each card already in your hand, and Nick Fury, who adds three six-cost cards to your hand.
2 Sunspot
Sunspot is an incredibly versatile card that can slot into almost any deck. At one energy, the ideal play is to drop Sunspot on turn one and let him ride. Every time you end the turn with unspent energy remaining, it will be added to his power instead. It is not uncommon for Sunspot to end up at five or six power at the end of a game, all from not spending energy.
1 Jubilee
Easily one of the best cards in Marvel Snap comes from the fact that it can cheat into play the top card of your deck. This On Reveal ability is unpredictable; there's currently no way to determine what the top card of your deck is going to be. But that doesn't mean you can't plan ahead. In a deck that utilizes cards like Lockjar or Odin, you can get multiple triggers from Jubliee, bringing in multiple free cards. In a deck stacked with high-cost cards and those with strong On Reveal abilities, Jubilee can swing games all on her own.