Bullseye has been eagerly anticipated in Marvel Snap, undergoing numerous updates before finally being introduced in the Dark Avengers season. Let's explore the best Bullseye decks and how this card can impact your gameplay.
Bullseye is a 3-cost, 3-power card with a unique ability: “Activate: Discard all cards that cost 1 or less from your hand. Afflict that many different enemy cards with -2 Power.” This makes him a perfect fit for discard-style decks. When played on turn 5 or earlier, you can activate Bullseye to discard any 1 or 0-cost cards from your hand, including those discounted by effects like Swarm's ability after being discarded.
Bullseye synergizes well with cards like X-23 and Hawkeye Kate Bishop. However, like all "Activate" cards, he becomes less effective on the final turn due to his 3-cost nature, limiting the window for optimal play. The key aspect of his ability is that it affects "different enemy cards," preventing multiple debuffs on the same card, but allowing for widespread -2 power debuffs across the opponent's board.
Bullseye shines in discard variations. A robust strategy is to integrate him into a standard discard deck rather than building around him exclusively. Here’s an effective list:
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This list includes Series 5 cards like Scorn, Hawkeye Kate Bishop, and Proxima Midnight. While Scorn and Proxima Midnight are essential, Hawkeye Kate Bishop can be substituted with Gambit. The strategy involves using MODOK on turn 5 to discard cards, then activating Bullseye to debuff the opponent’s board. Swarms can be regenerated and played alongside other drawn cards, allowing Dracula to pick up Apocalypse and secure victory.
Alternatively, you can experiment with Bullseye in the meta-dominant Hazmat Ajax deck, despite its recent nerfs:
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This deck is expensive, featuring several Series 5 cards. However, it leverages Bullseye’s ability to synergize with cards like Silver Sable, Nebula, and Hydra Bob, acting as a secondary Hazmat. This setup enhances Ajax’s power, potentially securing a lane victory on its own. Whether it outperforms decks with Red Guardian remains to be seen, but it offers an interesting twist for Bullseye enthusiasts.
Personally, I lean away from discard and affliction decks, making Bullseye a pass for me. If you share similar preferences and have your sights set on cards like Moonstone or Aries (which synergizes with Surtur), Bullseye may not be worth your resources due to its narrow application.
And there you have it—the best Bullseye decks in Marvel Snap. Enjoy experimenting with this new card and may your games be filled with strategic victories!
Marvel Snap is available to play now.
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