Top Bullseye Decks for Marvel Snap Revealed %v

Top Bullseye Decks for Marvel Snap Revealed

Bullseye has been a highly anticipated card in Marvel Snap, with numerous iterations before its final form in the Dark Avengers season. Here's a comprehensive look at the best Bullseye decks and whether he's worth your investment.

How Bullseye Works in Marvel Snap

Bullseye is a 3-cost card with 3 power, featuring an ability that reads: “Activate: Discard all cards that cost 1 or less from your hand. Afflict that many different enemy cards with -2 Power.”

This card is a perfect fit for discard-style decks, and you'll want to have Luke Cage ready as a counter. When played on turn 5 or earlier, Bullseye can discard any 1 or 0-cost cards in your hand, including those affected by cost-reducing effects like Swarm becoming 0-cost after being discarded.

Bullseye synergizes well with cards like X-23 and Hawkeye Kate Bishop, though their use isn't widely discussed yet. Keep in mind, as with all Activate cards, Bullseye is less effective on the final turn due to his 3-cost nature, limiting the window to play him effectively.

The crucial aspect of Bullseye’s ability is that it targets “different enemy cards,” preventing multiple debuffs on the same card. At best, he can serve as a widespread -2 power debuff across your opponent's board, potentially securing victory by affecting multiple cards in a single lane.

Best Day One Bullseye Decks in Marvel Snap

Bullseye primarily fits into discard variations rather than standalone decks. Instead of building around him with Swarm and Daken, integrating him into a standard discard deck is more effective. Here’s a recommended deck:

Scorn
X-23
Blade
Morbius
Hawkeye Kate Bishop
Swarm
Colleen Wing
Bullseye
Dracula
Proxima Midnight
MODOK
Apocalypse

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This deck 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.

This classic discard deck with a Bullseye twist allows you to activate Bullseye after playing MODOK on turn 5, spreading debuffs across the board with cards like Scorn, X-23, Blade, and Hawkeye Kate Bishop’s arrows, along with any discounted Swarms. Subsequently, you can play these regenerated Swarms alongside other drawn cards, letting Dracula capture Apocalypse to seal the game.

For a different approach, you can use Bullseye in the meta-dominant Hazmat Ajax decks, even post-nerf. Here's an example:

Silver Sable
Nebula
Hydra Bob
Hazmat
Hawkeye Kate Bishop
US Agent
Luke Cage
Bullseye
Rocket Raccoon and Groot
Anti-Venom
Man-Thing
Ajax

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This deck is one of the more costly in Marvel Snap, featuring Series 5 cards like Silver Sable, Hydra Bob, Hawkeye Kate Bishop, US Agent, Rocket Raccoon and Groot, Anti-Venom, and Ajax. Hydra Bob can be replaced with regular Rocket Raccoon, but the other Series 5 cards are vital for optimal performance.

In this deck, Bullseye synergizes with multiple cards, acting as a secondary Hazmat alongside Silver Sable, Nebula, Hydra Bob, Hawkeye Kate Bishop’s arrows, and Anti-Venom's drawn 0-cost card. This synergy can significantly boost Ajax, potentially winning a lane single-handedly.

While it remains to be seen if this deck outperforms those with Red Guardian, it's a fun and innovative way to use Bullseye if you have the necessary cards and prefer a non-traditional discard approach.

Is Bullseye Worth Spotlight Cache Keys or Collector’s Tokens?

Personally, I'm not a fan of discard-style or affliction decks, so I'm passing on Bullseye. If you feel similarly, you might find Bullseye too niche to justify spending your resources, especially if you're planning to invest in cards like Moonstone and Aries, which synergize well with Surtur.

And those are the best Bullseye decks in Marvel Snap.

Marvel Snap is available to play now.