Multiple Man is a staple in almost every Move deck in Marvel Snap. Multiple Man is a two-cost three-power card that, after moving to a new location, will leave behind a copy of itself a the original location. Because of this, it becomes imperative to buff Multiple Man before moving it in order to gain the most value.
So, if you are ready to start using Multiple Man in Marvel Snap, you've come to the right place! This article will cover the best Multiple Man decks in Marvel Snap, including deck lists, strategies, and more!
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Best Multiple Man Decks In Marvel Snap
The best Multiple Man decks in Marvel Snap are Move decks. Unlike some Move cards, such as Iron Fist and Vulture, who occasionally see play outside of their optimal archetype, Multiple Man can't seem to move away from Move decks.
Move Deck
However, inside a dedicated shell, Multiple Man is incredibly powerful when used alongside cards like Forge or Hulkbuster. Both of these cards provide extra stats to Multiple Man, meaning that when this card moves, it will leave behind an even more powerful copy.
Additionally, by playing Multiple Man with other cards like Iron Fist, Doctor Strange, and Heimdall, there is a ton of potential for Multiple Man to move multiple times over the course of a match. This will allow players to completely fill their board with powerful copies of Multiple Man.
Kang, despite its cost, is another great inclusion for Move decks. Because Move decks often rely on Heimdall as a finisher, it can be tricky working out how exactly the board state will change after Heimdall is played. Move decks are cited as some of the most taxing decks to play for this reason.
While providing valuable information about your opponent's turn-six play, Kang also gives you double the time to stop and think about whether Heimdall is an optimal play!
Move Deck List:
- Human Torch
- Iron Fist
- Dagger
- Kraven
- Multiple Man
- Cloak
- Doctor Strange
- Vulture
- Hulkbuster
- Kang
- Heimdall
- America Chavez
While not the best card ever, Multiple Man provides a solid role in Move decks, and until this archetype gets more support, you're stuck using him and his pals for the considerable future! And these are the best Multiple Man Decks in Marvel Snap!
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