So, I’ve been diving deep into Marvel Snap lately, and let me tell you, it’s been a wild ride. I was particularly intrigued by this one card, Agatha Harkness. She’s a bit of a weirdo, to say the least. She starts in your hand and basically plays the game for you until you finally drop her on the board. I thought, “What the heck, let’s give this a shot!”
Building the Deck
First things first, I had to build a deck around her. I did some digging online and found a few suggestions. People were saying to use Quicksilver and Domino to guarantee some early plays, and then Wave to potentially drop Agatha on turn 4. Sounded interesting, so I started collecting cards.
- Collected Quicksilver and Domino – easy enough, these are pretty common.
- Got my hands on Wave – took a little longer, but I got lucky with a cache.
- Next, I added Jubilee and Iron Lad, because why not add more randomness?
- Then America Chavez, because she’s good.
- Finally, I stuffed the rest of the deck with big, powerful cards like Leader and Doom.
The Experiment Begins
I started playing a few matches, and boy, was it a mess. Agatha would play the most random cards at the most random times. I lost a lot, like, A LOT. But it was hilarious! I mean, who needs strategy when you have a card that plays the game for you? It’s like having a robot play for you that hasn’t passed the Turing test yet.
The Wave Breakthrough
Then, I remembered the Wave tip. If I played Wave on turn 3, Agatha would play herself on turn 4. I tried it, and it actually worked! I managed to win a few games this way. Suddenly i was getting somewhere.
Further Tweaks
I kept playing and tweaking the deck. I realized that Agatha’s ability to copy the last card played could be super powerful. I started adding cards that synergized well with this, and it started to click. Still a lot of random stuff happening, but I was winning more often than before. Felt like i was really onto something, but not quite there.
The Verdict
So, is Agatha Harkness a good card? Honestly, she’s more of a fun, chaotic card. You’re not going to climb the ranks easily with her, but you’re definitely going to have a good time. Plus, the feeling of winning with such a random deck is just… chef’s kiss!
Would I recommend building an Agatha deck? If you’re looking for a fun, unpredictable experience, absolutely! Just don’t expect to become a Marvel Snap legend with her. It’s all about the laughs and the crazy plays. It’s a different kind of fun, you know? Like, when you’re not really trying to win but you end up winning anyway. It’s great!
Anyways, that’s my Agatha Harkness story. It’s been a blast, and I’m still playing around with her. Who knows what other crazy strategies I’ll come up with? Maybe she’s not as bad as people say. Or maybe she is. Who cares? It’s fun!
