Get ready for another Celestial to shake up *Marvel Snap*—introducing Eson! While he may not be as game-changing as Arishem, Eson still brings exciting possibilities to the table. Let's dive into the best Eson decks in *Marvel Snap* and explore how you can leverage his unique abilities to dominate your opponents.

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• How Eson Works in Marvel Snap
• Best Day One Eson Decks in Marvel Snap
• Should You Spend Spotlight Cache Keys or Collector’s Tokens on Eson?

How Eson Works in Marvel Snap

Eson is a 6-cost, 10-power card with an intriguing ability: "End of Turn: Put a created card from your hand here." What does this mean? Essentially, Eson can pull any card that was generated during the game (like those from White Queen or Arishem) directly onto the board. This ability does not apply to cards that started in your deck, giving you a strategic edge in controlling what Eson can bring into play.

Since Eson costs 6 energy, you'll need to use ramp cards like Electro, Wave, or Luna Snow to play him earlier and maximize his value. The only direct counter to Eson is filling your opponent's hand with less desirable cards, such as rocks or Sentinels from Master Mold.

Best Day One Eson Decks in Marvel Snap

Eson synergizes exceptionally well with Arishem. Playing one without the other is not recommended, as Arishem allows you to play Eson on turn 5 and get two free pulls. Here's a powerful deck list:

• Iron Patriot
• Valentina
• Luke Cage
• Doom 2088
• Shang-Chi
• Enchantress
• Galacta Daughter of Galactus
• Legion
• Doctor Doom
• Mockingbird
• Eson
• Arishem

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The Series 5 cards in this list include Iron Patriot, Valentina, Doom 2099, Galacta Daughter of Galactus, Mockingbird, and Arishem. However, only Doom 2099 and Arishem are essential. You can substitute other cards like Jeff, Agent Coulson, or Blob depending on your collection.

Eson serves as an alternate lane-winning condition if you don't draw Mockingbird or generate high-power cards. You can hold onto the cards generated by Arishem and play them after Eson on turn 5, giving you two turns to utilize them effectively. If you don't have suitable cards, skip Eson and opt for Doctor Doom instead.

Remember, playing Eson for more than three turns isn't ideal, so aiming for turn 5 is perfect. Additionally, he has anti-synergy with Doom 2099, so plan your strategy accordingly before playing either card.

For a different approach, consider a hand-generation deck inspired by the old Devil Dinosaur lists but without Devil Dinosaur:

• Maria Hill
• Quinjet
• Iron Patriot
• Peni Parker
• Valentina
• Victoria Hand
• Agent Coulson
• White Queen
• Luna Snow
• Wiccan
• Mockingbird
• Eson

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The Series 5 cards in this deck include Iron Patriot, Peni Parker, Valentina, Victoria Hand, Luna Snow, Wiccan, and Mockingbird. Wiccan is a must-have, while the others can be replaced with cards like Sentinel, Psylocke, and Wave.

This deck aims to play Wiccan on turn 4, using Quinjet to discount hand-generated cards. Play the cheaper cards early, saving the more expensive ones for Eson to pull later in the game. Mockingbird adds another power spike, while Peni Parker and Luna Snow help you ramp Eson out early. The gameplay will vary greatly as you generate different cards, making it inconsistent yet thrilling.

Should You Spend Spotlight Cache Keys or Collector’s Tokens on Eson?

If you're tight on resources and don't play Arishem, spending on Eson might not be the best choice, especially with other promising cards like Starbrand and Khonshu coming soon. However, if you're an Arishem enthusiast, Eson is a must-have addition to your collection.

And there you have it—the best Eson decks in Marvel Snap. Get ready to elevate your gameplay with this powerful Celestial!

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