Heim Nachricht Marvel Snap Update inspiriert von Captain America: Brave New World

Marvel Snap Update inspiriert von Captain America: Brave New World

Autor: Emery May 05,2025

Die letzte Staffel von Marvel Snap ist eingetroffen, und es geht darum, das Vermächtnis mit einer spannenden Reihe neuer Ergänzungen zu feiern. Sam Wilson übernimmt das Ruder als neuer Captain America und bringt eine neue Mechanik mit, die Ihr Gameplay -Erlebnis neu definiert. Zu ihm sind Charaktere wie Diamondback und Thaddeus Ross, die neue strategische Tiefen einführen und einen aufregenden Monat der Erkundung gewährleisten.

Sam Wilsons Transformation von Falcon zu Captain America spiegelt sich im Saisonpass wider. Seine Kartenfähigkeit führt zu Beginn jedes Spiels, das an einem zufälligen Ort erscheint, Caps Schild ein. Sie können den Schild strategisch auf die gesamte Tafel bewegen. Obwohl es nicht zerstört werden kann, steigert es Sams Macht um +2, wenn es an seinem Standort landet.

Während des gesamten Februar wird Marvel Snap seinen Kader mit neuen Charakteren erweitern. Joaquín Torres wird am 4. Februar am 11. Februar am 11. Februar teilnehmen. Redwing macht seinen Eintritt am 18. und Diamondback rundet den Monat am 25. Februar ab. Diese Karten der Serie 5 werden über den Token -Shop und den Spotlight -Cache erhältlich sein und bieten mehrere Möglichkeiten, sie Ihrer Sammlung hinzuzufügen.

Marvel Snap Last Staffel

Zwei neue Standorte werden ebenfalls in Marvel Snap eingeführt. Das Smithsonian Museum verbessert die laufenden Fähigkeiten mit zusätzlicher +1 Leistung pro Karte, während Madripoor nach jeder Runde die höchsten Kostenkarten an seinem Standort um +2 Strom erhöht. Diese neuen Standorte ermutigen die Spieler, mit verschiedenen Decks -Builds zu experimentieren und sich an die strategische Landschaft der Saison anzupassen.

Für Sammler bringt Februar eine Fülle neuer Inhalte mit sich. Das Viktor Farro -Album, das am 4. Februar startet, enthält Belohnungen wie eine Darkhawk -Variante und die Token des Sammlers. Am 25. Februar wird das Lemon Fashion -Album Debüt und bieten exklusiven ELSA -Bloodstone -Inhalt.

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