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5 best Marvel Snap Onslaught decks

Marvel Snap Onslaught decks revolve around using Onslaught's ability to double the effects of all other Ongoing abilities. This ability creates a vast array of strategic possibilities in various deck archetypes making him a dominating choice. This article discusses five of the best Marvel Snap Onslaught decks, along with their playstyles and how best to use Onslaught’s abilities.

Note: This list is based on the author's opinion and is in no particular order.

List of five best Marvel Snap Onslaught decks

1) Ongoing powerhouse

This Marvel Snap Onslaught deck focuses on maximizing the power of Ongoing abilities, with Onslaught as the centerpiece (Image via Nuverse)
This Marvel Snap Onslaught deck focuses on maximizing the power of Ongoing abilities, with Onslaught as the centerpiece (Image via Nuverse)
  • Ant-Man (Cost 1/Power 1)
  • Iceman (Cost 1/Power 2)
  • Ebony Maw (Cost 1/Power 7)
  • Zabu (Cost 1/Power 2)
  • Mystique (Cost 3/Power 0)
  • Shang-Chi (Cost 4/Power 3)
  • Iron Man (Cost 5/Power 0)
  • Vision (Cost 5/Power 8)
  • Blue Marvel (Cost 5/Power 3)
  • Onslaught (Cost 6/Power 7)
  • Doctor Doom (Cost 6/Power 5)
  • Spectrum (Cost 6/Power 7)

Use multiple Ongoing cards such as Blue Marvel and Iron Man to create a formidable board presence. Double the effects of Onslaught and increase your total power with it. The synchronicity is in combining several Ongoing effects on top of each other. If you play Onslaught after Blue Marvel, you can get four times your power across the board.

2) Zoo deck

This Marvel Snap Onslaught deck is intended to fill the board with cheap cards and then use Onslaught as a late-game card gain (Image via Nuverse)
This Marvel Snap Onslaught deck is intended to fill the board with cheap cards and then use Onslaught as a late-game card gain (Image via Nuverse)
  • Ant-Man (Cost 1/Power 1)
  • America Chavez (Cost 1/ Power 2)
  • Squirrel Girl (Cost 1/Power 2)
  • Sunspot (Cost 1/Power 0)
  • Iceman (Cost 2/Power 2)
  • Ebony Maw (Cost 3/Power 1)
  • Ka-Zar (Cost 4/Power 4)
  • Shang-Chi (Cost 4/ Power3 )
  • Vision (Cost 5/Power 8)
  • Blue Marvel (Cost 5/Power 3)
  • Doctor Doom (Cost 6/Power 5)
  • The Infinaut (Cost 6/Power 20)

Start populating the board with cheap cards such as Ant-Man and Squirrel Girl right from the start. Ka-Zar should be used to boost these cheap units, and then Onslaught should be played to double their strength at the right turn. The strategy is centered on broad board visibility. This way, when you play Onslaught, you have multiple low-cost cards active on the field, and his effect will affect all of them.

3) Control deck

This Marvel Snap Onslaught deck takes advantage of Onslaught’s ability while paying attention to disrupting the opponent’s plans (Image via Nuverse)
This Marvel Snap Onslaught deck takes advantage of Onslaught’s ability while paying attention to disrupting the opponent’s plans (Image via Nuverse)
  • Ebony Maw (Cost 1/Power 7)
  • Sunspot (Cost 1/Power 0)
  • Iceman (Cost 1/Power 2)
  • America Chavez (Cost 1/Power 2)
  • Cosmo (Cost 3/Power 3)
  • Shang-Chi (Cost 4/Power 3)
  • Enchantress (Cost 4/Power 4)
  • Blue Marvel (Cost 5/Power 3)
  • Vision (Cost 5/Power 8)
  • Red Skull (Cost 6/Power 15)
  • Doctor Doom (Cost 6/Power 5)
  • The Infinaut (Cost 6/Power 20)

Cosmo can be used to shield your Ongoing abilities from being removed as you launch Enchantress to remove all enemy ongoing effects. Shang-Chi can clear high-power threats at a later stage of the game. The addition of control elements with Onslaught means players can control the game's speed. This way, you secure a lane and control enemy plays at the same time.

4) Big power combo

This Marvel Snap Onslaught deck has included high-cost cards that can be effective when Onslaught’s ability is used to enhance their effects (Image via Nuverse)
This Marvel Snap Onslaught deck has included high-cost cards that can be effective when Onslaught’s ability is used to enhance their effects (Image via Nuverse)
  • Ebony Maw (Cost 1/Power 7)
  • Nebula (Cost 1/Power 1)
  • Iceman (Cost 1/Power 2)
  • Kraven (Cost 2/Power 3)
  • Armor (Cost 2/Power 3)
  • Mystique (Cost 3/Power 0)
  • Shang-Chi (Cost 4/Power 3)
  • Blue Marvel (Cost 5/Power 3)
  • Red Skull (Cost 5/Power 14)
  • Vision (Cost 5/Power 8)
  • Doctor Doom (Cost 6/Power 5)
  • The Infinaut (Cost 6/Power 20)

Utilize cards such as The Infinaut when you have Onslaught to shield and boost them. Vision is flexible in that it can be relocated on the board to suit certain positions. This deck is very good at setting up high-power-level swings with The Infinaut or Red Skull, which allows players to control lanes well.

5) Lane Ongoing

This Marvel Snap Onslaught deck aims at continuing the abilities while using Onslaught as the main card (Image via Nuverse)
This Marvel Snap Onslaught deck aims at continuing the abilities while using Onslaught as the main card (Image via Nuverse)
  • Nebula (Cost 1/Power 1)
  • Sunspot (Cost 1/Power 0)
  • America Chavez (Cost 1/Power 2)
  • Agent Venom (Cost 2/Power 4)
  • Mister Fantastic (Cost 3/Power 2)
  • Ironheart (Cost 3/Power 0)
  • Shang-Chi (Cost 4/Power 3)
  • Ms.Marvel (Cost 4/Power 4)
  • Typhoid Mary (Cost 4/Power 10)
  • Blue Marvel (Cost 5/Power 3)
  • Doctor Doom (Cost 6/Power 5)
  • Spectrum (Cost 6/Power 7)

Build a good board presence in the early game with Mister Fantastic and Ironheart and use Spectrum to boost your ongoing characters at the end of the game. Use Onslaught wisely to make certain these important units get more power. With the addition of ongoing buffs, Onslaught’s doubling effect becomes an extremely strong late-game play style.

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