Loki, the God of Mischief
Loki is the latest card to drop in Marvel Snap. It adds a layer of unpredictability to the game. The card is a 3-cost, 5-power card with an On Reveal ability that replaces your hand with cards from your opponent’s starting deck. This gives you a very random set of cards to work with, which could set you up for success or complete failure.
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The Pros of Loki
*Loki synergizes well with Quinjet, which can give cards from his ability an additional -2 cost.
*Loki can be used in Collector decks, where the goal is to build up your own Collector card.
*Loki can be used to surprise your opponent with unexpected card combinations.
The Cons of Loki
*The randomness of Loki’s ability can make it very difficult to formulate on curve strategies.
*Loki’s ability is less effective if you are holding fewer cards in your hand.
*Certain cards, such as Cosmo, can counter Loki’s ability.
How to Use Loki
The best way to use Loki is to be as unpredictable as the character it is named for. Don’t be afraid to play Loki early and often in the game, even if you don’t have a lot of cards in your hand. The randomness of the On Reveal ability can give you an advantage by keeping your opponent guessing what card is next.
Loki can also be used to counter certain strategies. Like, if your opponent is playing a lot of expensive cards, you can use Loki to replace your hand with cheaper cards. This should make it more difficult for them to build up their board. Loki is a good choice for players who like to play with a bit of chaos.
