Gladiatoris a Series 5Marvel Snapcard with a Cost of three and a Power of seven. When revealed, he draws and plays a random card from the opponent’s deck. If the card he draws is weaker, it is destroyed. This guide givesMarvel Snapfans insights into how the META card Gladiator synergizes with other characters and suggeststhe optimal deck for him.
The Best Deck for Gladiator
One superlative lineup for Gladiator is adestroy deck with Deathand Alioth. Players can duplicate this setup by teaming up Gladiator with Death, Alioth, Deadpool, Angel, Nova, Wolverine, Killmonger, X-23, Yondu, Silver Surfer, Werewolf By Night, and Negasonic Teenage Warhead.
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Synergy-wise, the Gladiator deck works with the following combos:
Players can also go with a budget version of the Gladiator deck. For that, they must replaceSeries 4 and 5 cards(Alioth, X-23, Negasonic, Werewolf By Night) with Shang-Chi, Odin, Deathlok, or Bucky Barnes.
How to Play Gladiator
Gladiator’s effect is disruptive. Therefore, players mustutilize him to snipe the opponent’s most precious assets. There are two things to consider while dropping this 7-Power card:
How to Counter Gladiator
As anOn Reveal card,Gladiator can be countered with Cosmo. However, other counterplays include Armor and Colossus. Once the Gladiator’s ability is triggered, it cannot be intentionally halted. This is because he selects a random card from the deck.
Is Gladiator Worth It?
Considering his Cost-Power ratio, Gladiator is one ofthe best 3-Cost cards inMarvel Snap. Even when he fails to target valuable opponents, he still brings 7 Power points to the board. Moreover, he can be buffed with Silver Surfer or trigger Werewolf By Night for additional dominance.
