MARVEL SNAP Card

Victoria Hand MARVEL SNAP Card

Victoria Hand is a 2-cost, 2-power MARVEL SNAP card from Series 5. Its text is: “Ongoing: Your cards that were created in your hand have +2 Power.”

Character · 2 Cost · 2 Power · S5Last balance change: 2025-12-18 · Card data checked: August 23, 2026

Reference Data

Victoria Hand Card Stats

Cost: 2 Cost
Power: 2 Power
Ability Type: Ongoing
Ability: Ongoing: Your cards that were created in your hand have +2 Power.
Series: Series 5
Release: Released January 7, 2025

Ongoing: Your cards that were created in your hand have +2 Power.

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Date	Cost	Power	Description
2025-12-18	2	2	Ongoing: Your cards that were created in your hand have +2 Power.
Released 2025-01-07	2	3	Ongoing: Your cards that were created in your hand have +2 Power.
2024-12-10	2	3	Current: Ongoing: Your cards that were created in your hand have +2 Power. Previous: Ongoing: Your cards created in your hand have +2 Power.
2024-11-12	2	3	Current: Ongoing: Your cards created in your hand have +2 Power. Previous: Unknown
2024-08-20	0	0	Unknown

Source-backed synergy from Snap.fan. Each entry lists cost/power and effect text for easier reference.

Untapped Current 30-Day Stats

64.9% win rate1.2% popularity647 tracked games

Current 30-Day Stats

Snap.fan Last 30-Day Stats

56.3% win rate3.9% popularity

Last 30 Days

MARVEL SNAP Zone Last 7-Day Stats

22.2% win rate0.2% popularity

Last 7 Days

Verdict: Victoria Hand is a good B-tier style deck: usually a safe bet, better early in new metas, but often falls short once the meta settles. Always a bridesmaid, never a bride.
Best fit: generated cards, B-tier ladder deck, early-meta option
How to use it: Use Victoria Hand when generated-card shells are underexplored or when a new meta has not yet optimized around the strongest decks.
Common mistake: The common mistake is assuming Victoria Hand will stay tier one after the format settles. She is often solid, but not usually the final best deck.
Token advice: Be conservative with tokens. This is more of an archetype purchase than a universal account upgrade.

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