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Claridad celestial: desbloqueando los secretos de Moonstone en Marvel Snap

Autor : Amelia Actualizar : Feb 21,2025

La adición más reciente de Marvel Snap: Moonstone y sus mejores mazos

Moonstone, un personaje relativamente oscuro de Marvel Comics, se une a la lista de Marvel Snap durante la temporada de Osk Avengers. Esta tarjeta de 4 costos y 6 potencias cuenta con la habilidad: "En curso: tiene los efectos continuos de sus tarjetas 1, 2 y 3 costos aquí". Esto la convierte en una poderosa adición a varios mazos.

Las sinergias y debilidades de Moonstone:

Moonstone sobresale cuando se combina con cartas como Ant-Man, Quinjet, Ravonna Renslayer y Patriot. Su potencial se amplifica cuando se combina con Mystique, duplicando los efectos de cartas como Iron Man y Aba. Sin embargo, es vulnerable a la Enchantress, que niega los efectos del carril a menos que Cosmo respondiera. El eco es otro contador menos común, pero efectivo.

Dubas de piedra de luna superior (primer día):

Dos arquetipos prominentes se benefician inmediatamente de Moonstone: Patriot y Victoria Hand/Devil Dinosaur.

1. Deck Patriot:

Este mazo aprovecha la sinergia entre Patriot, Mystique y Ultron para una generación de energía masiva. Moonstone amplifica aún más esto al heredar los efectos continuos de las tarjetas de menor costo. Otras tarjetas como Ant-Man, Dazzler y Iron Lad brindan apoyo y flexibilidad adicionales. La lista de mazos es la siguiente (obtenible a través de sin explotar):

Wasp, Ant-Man, Dazzler, Mister Sinister, Invisible Woman, Mystique, Patriot, Brood, Iron Lad, Moonstone, Blue Marvel, Ultron

2. Victoria Hand/Devil Dinosaur Deck:

Este popular mazo utiliza Victoria Hand to Boost Card Effects, combinado con Diable Dinosaur y Mystique para poderosas jugadas de Turn 5. Moonstone mejora esta estrategia al agregar al poder general y los efectos continuos. La lista de mazos es la siguiente (obtenible a través de sin explotar):

Quicksilver, Hawkeye, Kate Bishop, Victoria Hand, Mystique, Cosmo, Agent Coulson, Copycat, Moonstone, Wiccan, Devil Dinosaur, Gorr the God Butcher, Alioth (Nota: el imitador es una ranura flexible, reemplazable con cartas como Red Guardian, Rocket. Mapache, o Groot.)

Consideraciones estratégicas:

Cuando se usa Moonstone en la cubierta de la mano de Victoria, la colocación cuidadosa es crucial. Predecir dónde aterrizará la mística para maximizar el impacto de Moonstone. Cosmo es esencial para contrarrestar la hechicera y el pícaro.

¿Vale la pena Moonstone la inversión?

Sí, Moonstone es una valiosa adición a cualquier colección. Su sinergia con mística y varias tarjetas en curso asegura su relevancia en el meta por un tiempo considerable. Su versatilidad se extiende más allá de las cubiertas mencionadas anteriormente, lo que la convierte en una inversión que vale la pena utilizando claves de caché o tokens de coleccionistas.

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