Alright, let’s talk about Master Mold in Marvel Snap. I’ve been messing around with this card a lot lately, and I gotta say, it’s pretty wild.
So, first things first, I got this Master Mold card. It’s a Series 5 card, which basically means it’s fairly new and not super common. I was stoked to finally unlock it.
I started by just throwing him into a random deck, just to see how he worked. Basically, he adds two Sentinels to your opponent’s hand. At first, I thought, “Okay, that’s kinda annoying for them, but what’s the big deal?”
Then I started to see the potential. I started building a deck around filling up my opponent’s hand. I used cards like Black Widow, which puts a useless Widow’s Bite in their hand, and Baron Mordo, which increases the cost of a card they draw. The idea was simple: make their hand so full and expensive that they can’t play anything.
I played a bunch of games, just trying different things out. Some games were a total blowout. My opponent would be stuck with a hand full of Sentinels and cards they couldn’t afford. Other games, not so much. I realized that timing is key with Master Mold. You gotta play him when their hand is already a bit full.
I also found out that location effects can make a huge difference. There’s this one location, “The Space Throne”, that only allows one card per player. I played Master Mold there once, and my opponent couldn’t play any of the Sentinels. It was glorious.
But it wasn’t all smooth sailing. There were times when I messed up the timing, or my opponent had a deck that could handle having a lot of cards in hand. I learned that Master Mold decks need a good backup plan. I added some big hitters like Devil Dinosaur, which gets stronger with a full hand, and Ronan the Accuser, which benefits from the opponent’s large hand size.
After a lot of experimenting, I finally put together a deck that felt really solid. It’s not just about Master Mold, but he’s definitely the star of the show. Here’s the basic idea:
- Early game: Play cards like Black Widow, Baron Mordo. Try to get an idea of what your opponent is playing.
- Mid game: Look for opportunities to play Master Mold, especially if their hand is already 4+ cards. Use cards like Scorpion to mess with their hand even more.
- Late game: If you’ve managed to clog their hand, finish them off with cards like Ronan. If not, use Devil Dinosaur or other strong cards to try to win the old-fashioned way.
It took a lot of trial and error, but I think I finally cracked the code. I mean, I’m still learning, and I’m sure there are better players out there, but I’m having a blast with this deck. If you manage to snag a Master Mold, give this strategy a try. It’s super satisfying when it works, but don’t be surprised if it takes some practice to get it right!
