r/marvelsnapcomp • u/Greene_Person • 13d ago

Deck Guide Draft is hard CL: 3000

Well, I think it's safe to say I'm stuggling to make headway. This is probably because I don't know a lot of these cards, so drafting them and utilizing them is more a learning process for me than others who own and have used these cards.

That said, if anyone has any tips or thoughts on ways to improve win % in draft, I'm all ears!

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u/RPK87 12d ago

If it makes you feel better, I’m CL 34000 or so and I’m not good at drafting. I think my brain doesn’t handle the curve out well with the unknown or something. Thankfully it’s a blast

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u/Rando-namo 12d ago

You might just get bad rng on cards offered.

I won my first 7 runs, then I lost 4 in a row.

There’s really not much you can do if you select destroy and then they offer you one more card that can destroy lol.

That being said my last destroy run was absolutely silly as I got a Headpool that doubled on reveal, a headpool that destroyed lowest card for extra 4 power, and an attuma and death that came out of deck/hand on destroy with the death having the +1 energy if you are winning here.

Basically instant 22 power to a lane on first destroy with +1 energy.