Marvel's Amazing Spider-Man Joins 'Snap' Roster

Marvel Snap's Amazing Spider-Season Swings into Action!

September brings a thrilling new season to Marvel Snap (Free), themed around everyone's favorite web-slinger and his allies! This season introduces a game-changing mechanic: Activate abilities. Unlike "On Reveal," Activate abilities let you choose precisely when to unleash their effects, adding a strategic layer to gameplay.

The Season Pass card, Symbiote Spider-Man (4-Cost, 6-Power), showcases this new mechanic perfectly. His Activate ability lets you absorb the lowest-cost card at a location and copy its text, even re-triggering On Reveal effects. Prepare for some seriously fun (and potentially overpowered) combinations! Check out the official season reveal video below:

Beyond Symbiote Spider-Man, several other exciting cards join the fray:

• Silver Sable: (1-Cost, 1-Power) On Reveal: Steals 2 Power from the top card of your opponent's deck. A sneaky addition to many decks.

• Madame Web: (Ongoing) Allows you to move one card at her location to another location once per turn. A powerful tool for manipulating the board.

• Arana: (1-Cost, 1-Power) Activate: Moves your next played card to the right and gives it +2 Power. A potential game-changer for move-focused strategies.

• Scarlet Spider (Ben Reilly): (4-Cost, 5-Power) Activate: Spawns an identical clone at another location. Double the trouble (and power)!

This season also introduces two new locations:

• Brooklyn Bridge: A classic Spider-Man location with a twist – you can't play cards there two turns in a row. Strategic placement is key!

• Otto's Lab: The next card played here pulls a card from your opponent's hand into play. Expect some unexpected surprises!

This Spider-themed season offers exciting new cards and strategic depth with the introduction of Activate abilities. Get ready for some web-slinging action! Stay tuned for our September deck guide to help you conquer this thrilling new season. What are your thoughts on the new cards and locations? Share your opinions in the comments!