Marvel Snap: The Best Supergiant Deck

Supergiant is an On Reveal card in Marvel Snap with the unique ability to hide all cards, including those played by the enemy, in the next turn until the game’s final round. Stat-wise, she is a 4-Cost, 5-Power option from Series Five, which will be priced at 6,000 Tokens in the in-game Shop. In this guide, you learn how to build the best deck for Supergiant in the Black Order Season of Marvel Snap.

The Best Deck for Supergiant

A consistent lineup for Supergiant is an Absorbing Man & Doctor Doom deck. Assemble this setup by teaming up this trio (Supergiant, Absorbing Man, and Doctor Doom) with the following cards: Titania, Iceman, Zabu, Caiera, Sunspot, Attuma, Klaw, Alioth, and Shang-Chi.

Here’s how these cards synergize:

• Supergiant conceals cards like Absorbing Man for a final-round surprise attack.
• Absorbing Man copies win conditions (Klaw, Alioth, or Doctor Doom) for maximum Power.
• Shang-Chi and Caiera are the primary tech options to defend against the enemy’s big cards.
• Zabu discounts 4-Cost cards, including Supergiant, Attuma, Shang-Chi, and Absorbing Man.
• Titania is a Joker card that goes well with a Supergiant combo.
• Iceman and Sunspot are starters.
• Klaw, Alioth, and Doctor Doom are the main powerhouses.

How to Play Supergiant

You have two options to play Supergiant: Offense and Defense. Play her as a defensive tech character against cards like Hela and Leech, or drop her as an offense booster for late-game combos with cards like Absorbing Man and Alioth.

Remember:

• Supergiant’s effect is triggered by the next turn’s cards. Any card you play alongside her will indeed be revealed the same turn.
• Supergiant can protect friendly cards against Destroyer, as he won’t be able to abolish concealed cards.
• A smart way to play Supergiant is by utilizing her as a nullifier for negative cards such as Attuma, Titania, Martyr, and Ebony Maw.

How to Counter Supergiant

The go-to counter for On Reveal Supergiant is Cosmo. However, more effective responses include Daredevil and Alioth. Daredevil unveils the opponent’s concealed cards, while Alioth has the potential to destroy them entirely before they’re revealed.

Is Supergiant Worth It?

Supergiant remains a reliable pick for control decks, yet her value as a Series Five card might not justify the cost for those prioritizing early-game offense. Only players inclined to gamble on late-game surprise strategies will truly find purchasing Supergiant advantageous.