How many cards are in Marvel Snap? That is a trick question, because the game is constantly updated: every week there is a new card, which is added to series 5, that is, it is part of the “ultra rare” cards.
Marvel Snap is divided into 5 series or “pools”, sets of cards. Pool 1 has 46 cards, which you will get by going up to level 214 of the collection level. Pool 2 has 25 cardsuntil you reach collection level 486.
Those cards haven’t changed since the game came out, and by the time you hit set level 486, you’ll already have 71 first cards. But from then on, Series 3 begins, which is the longest… and the one that will take you the longest to get, because the rate at which you get cards from Pool 3 is much slower.
How to get cards from Series 3 and move to Series 4 and 5
closes March 29, 2023exist 87 cards in Pool 3.
They can be obtained in a similar way as you did in Pool 1 and Pool 2, raising the collection levelalthough at a much lower rate, by opening Collector’s Reserves, which do not always guarantee you to unlock cards (you can earn credits, power-ups, tokens…).
Additionally, you can get one free Pool 3 card per month from the Token Shop (which now only sells the rarest cards, Pool 4 or 5, or Ultimate Variants).
This number grows once a month, when a “Series Drop” occurs, which is when cards are downgraded from Pool 5 to Pool 4 and from Pool 4 to Pool 3.
The last of them was on March 21, 2021and the following cards moved from Pool 4 to Pool 3:
Also, there are 14 cards in Pool 4, and 8 cards in Pool 5, according to the Marvel Snap Zone database.
These cards from Pool 4 and 5 are rare and ultra rare, by clicking on this link we will explain how to unlock them.
Marvel Snap Series 3 Card List (March 2023)
With this list of all the Marvel Snap series 3 cards, you’ll be able to keep track of how many you have, and how many you have left to complete the collection, so you can focus on getting the ones in Pool 4 and 5.
- Absorbing Man
- Adam Warlock
- Aero
- Agatha Harkness
- Agent Coulson
- Arnim Zola
- Attuma
- Baron Mordo
- Beast
- Black Bolt
- Black Cat
- Black Widow
- Brood
- Captain Marvel
- Brain
- Colleen Wing
- Crossbones
- Crystal
- Dagger
- Daredevil
- Deadpool
- Death
- Debris
- Destroyer
- Doctor Octopus
- Doctor Doom
- Dracula
- Drax
- Electro
- Falcon
- Gambit
- Ghost Rider
- a giant
- Goose
- Green Goblin
- Hazmat
- Hela
- Helicarrier
- Hellcow
- Human Torch
- Invisible Woman
- Jane Foster Mighty Thor
- Juggernaut
- Kingpin
- Leader
- Lockjaw
- Luke Cage
- M’Baku
- Magic
- Magneto
- Maria Hill
- Maximus
- Miles Morales
- Mister Negative
- Mojo
- Moon Knight
- Mysterio
- Mystique
- Nick Fury
- Omega Red
- Energy
- Patriot
- Polaris
- Psylocke
- Quake
- Quinjet
- Red Skull
- Rescue
- Rockslide
- Rogue
- Ronan the Accuser
- Sera
- She-Hulk
- Spider-Man
- Taskmaster
- The Hood
- Titania
- Thor
- Typhoid Mary
- Ultron
- Venom
- Viper
- Wasp
- Wave
- Wong
- Yellowjacket
- Zero
Other Marvel Snap Guides
Here we leave you with the complete guide to Marvel Snap, the free to play card game on iOS and Android, and other articles such as the best starting cards, all the abilities, how to get cards without paying, how to get the cards from the Passes of Unpaid season or the best way to spend gold.
We also explain the best deck with the Guardians of the Galaxy, the most devastating Spectrum deck, the decks with the destroy archetype, the best strategies to discard, and the best cards in Pool 2, Pool 3 and how to get Pool 4 and 5.
We also tell you the best 1 cost cards, best 3 cost cards and all 6 cost cards, what it is and how to do Snap, how locations work and how to get new variants and how to get Thanos.