Werewolf By Night is a Pool 5 card inMarvel Snapwith three Cost and three Power. His ability is that each time an On Reveal card is played, he flies to that card’s lane and gains +2 Power. (There is no limit on how many times he can jump.)
After Nico Minoru’s successful debut,Werewolf By Nightis the secondMarvel Snaprelease to slowly—but steadily—make its way to the meta game. To help fans incorporate him into their decks, this guide explains how to utilize the new movement star, Werewolf By Night, and get consistent wins with him.
The Best Deck for Werewolf By Night
Ideally, players should integrate Werewolf By Night intoa Vulture-Heimdall move deck. The reason is that Werewolf’s ability benefits significantly fromthe movement archetype. Build this lineup by combining Werewolf, Vulture, Heimdall, Cloak, Kraven, Hulkbuster, Ghost-Spider, Iron-Fist, Miles Morales, Multiple Man, Doctor Strange, and Human Torch.
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Here’s how the above cards synergize:
How to Play Werewolf By Night
In the movement archetype, the goal of playing Werewolf should be tohit him with as many On Reveal cards as possible. This will trigger his passive effect, giving him multiple +2 Power boosters.
Take the current setup as an example. After dropping Werewolf By Night, players will need to play Iron-Fist,Ghost-Spider, Cloak, Hulkbuster, Doctor Strange, and Heimdall to max out his potential. (All combined, these characters could provide him with +12 Power.)
How to Counter Werewolf By Night
As a buff-oriented card, Werewolf By Nightcan be countered with Shadow King. He can set this card’s Power to its base form, removing all his jumps’ effects. However, since Werewolf is triggered with On Reveal cards, he can also be disputed with Cosmo. Other noteworthy counterplays include Professor X, Kraven, and Debrii.
