Beast
Return-to-hand enabler
On Reveal: Return your other cards here to your hand. They cost 1 less next turn.
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Bounce: learn the game plan
Return cards to hand and reuse their effects for a flexible finish.
Editorial guide · Reviewed September 22, 2026 · Illustrative core roles, not a complete deck or current tier ranking.
Core cards and roles
Falcon
Return-to-hand enabler
On Reveal: Return your 1-Cost cards to your hand.
The Hood
Reusable effect
On Reveal: Add a Demon to your hand.
Bishop
Repeated-play payoff
After you play a card, this gains +1 Power.
Your game plan
Early turns
Develop inexpensive effects you want to use again. Leave space for the card that returns them, and remember that returning a card temporarily removes its board power.
Build the engine
Map your hand after the bounce. Count available hand space, the returned cards' actual costs, and how many plays fit into your next turn.
Find the finish
Sequence the final plays around your payoffs and spread power deliberately. Check reveal order before relying on a fragile final board.
Missing a card?
Falcon and Beast have different target and cost interactions. Read the current text and rebuild your replay turn around the one you own.
Replace an expensive synergy card with an inexpensive useful effect only if the deck still has enough power payoffs. More replayable cards alone do not create a winning finish.
Common mistakes
- Bouncing away a lane you needed to keep ahead.
- Planning more replays than your Energy or board slots allow.
- Returning cards into a hand with too little space.
Try the plan
Build around the cards you own. Check live effects, then compare public decks before committing resources.
Current card text and artwork: Marvel Snap Zone. Strategy paragraphs are Snap Hub editorial guidance. Balance changes can alter these roles; consult each card’s reference and patch history.