In my opinion, she still remains a great, unique card in Marvel Snap, and one budget players shouldn’t overlook on their journey to building great decks with limited options. She is considered too expensive at four mana compared to cards unlocked further down the collection track. Since then, we have seen the card in some competitive builds like DeathWave and Discard Combo(RIP) as a support, but she usually didn’t last long, and more flexible options ended up replacing Moon Girl.Īs a result, Moon Girl isn’t the hot commodity she once was, and is nowhere to be seen in the competitive world nowadays. In that patch, Moon Girl went from a 3-Cost card to a 4-Cost card and lost the majority of her value for decks who benefited from her duplicating ability. With these restrictions, players managed to be creative enough to create a Nova – Devil Dinosaur – Moon Girl deck which demolished the ladder back then, and was heavily nerfed on June 29th. This forced them to be creative with a limited amount of cards. For the majority of Season One back in June, several competitive decks were built with Pool One cards as the core of their strategy.Īt the time, the very young Marvel Snap didn’t have many people in Pool Three yet, so players were playing with what they managed to unlock.
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