How to Play Luna Snow in Marvel Rivals

Marvel Rivals is jam-packed with recognizable characters from across the MCU, with the likes of Thor, the Guardians of the Galaxy, and Captain America being in the roster. Each match lets you take control of these characters in a bid to capture points, defend points, and escort various payloads in a 6v6 format.

Some, though, are lesser known to the wider audience who may not be die-hard comic book fans, and one of them is South Korean K-Pop star Luna Snow. She’s a potent Strategist who wields the power of ice to heal her teammates and take down her enemies, and she uses her dancing technique in a final bow to keep the team going in tough fights. She remains a powerful healer in Marvel Rivals because of her abilities and team-ups; here’s a rundown on them, including some tips and tricks to keep in mind when you pick her in matches.

All Luna Snow Abilities in Marvel Rivals

Luna Snow is a two-star difficulty character in Marvel Rivals who has a good range of abilities you can use to ensure that your team can keep going in difficult situations. Her abilities are not particularly difficult compared to some of the other heroes on the roster, but the challenge of mastering her comes with keeping track of who has your Share the Stage aura and using her Smooth Skate passive to get away from enemy flankers.

Her Ultimate Ability is incredibly strong, granting teammates large amounts of healing or a significant damage boost, which can be the difference between winning and losing fights.

Here are all of her abilities and what they do:

Tips and Tricks for Playing Luna Snow in Marvel Rivals

Luna Snow is one of the strongest Strategists in Marvel Rivals, providing the ability to heal her teammates quickly and deal some devastating damage to enemy heroes. She can be a bit challenging to master, though, because you need a bit of precise aim to get full value from her abilities. This can get particularly frustrating when you’re constantly dealing with flankers like Spider-Man trying to take you down, but thankfully, her Smooth Skate can help you make a quick getaway if you need to.

Overall, she’s a fantastic character for anyone who enjoys the ability to take down enemies quickly coupled with helping teammates stay alive. Here are some tips to keep in mind while playing her:

Use Share the Stage on Allied Flankers or Strategists

Share the Stage is a really strong ability that ensures that you can keep heroes alive who won’t necessarily always be in your line of sight. As such, keeping it on a flanker who will often be in the enemy backline makes sure that they can keep going or find an escape when they need to and give them the ability to take down enemy Strategists, putting your team in a good position.

Alternatively, you can also give it to your other Strategist. You may find yourself keeping a lot of focus on the Vanguard characters on your team, which means that your other healer may find themselves in a difficult position more often than not. Giving them the aura ensures that you can both make sure your Vanguards survive and give your Strategist a necessary helping hand against flankers trying to take them out. Share the Stage has no cooldown, so you can always switch who gets it in the midst of a fight if necessary.

Quickly Deal With 1v1 Situations

Since Luna is a strong Strategist to have on the team, it’s likely that you’ll have to deal with flankers trying to take you out of the fight from time to time. It’s best if you can do this quickly, and if you want to try and fight them, Ice Arts is your best port of call against them. This allows you to unleash a large beam of damage that can take the enemy out quickly and grants you some extra self-healing, and if you’re confident in your aim, it’ll give you a significant leg up in the fight. If you aren’t super confident in your aim yet, don’t be shy to run away and activate your Smooth Skate passive to get closer to someone on your team who can help you out.

It can be easy to stray far away from your team because of Luna’s range capabilities, but try and stay close enough to them so you can back out of a 1v1 quickly when it goes awry. Keeping yourself alive is important, too, so you don’t want to get caught in a situation you can’t get out of.

Team Up With Jeff the Land Shark and Namor

If you see that another teammate has picked Jeff the Land Shark or Namor, picking Luna Snow is your best bet for creating great team synergy and further giving your allies a hand up in fights. Luna’s team-up won’t require you to do anything specific, but playing in the same team as these two characters will ensure that they can switch between their abilities with ice to do more damage and slow enemies.

More specifically, Jeff can activate the ice attacks to also slow enemies he hits, while Namor can use the ice infusion to give bonus ice damage to his summons. So, having Luna Snow in conjunction with these two in Marvel Rivals will make your team a powerful ice machine that will be tough to get past on any map.

Use Both Modes of Fate of the World

Luna Snow’s Ultimate is arguably one of the best across Marvel Rivals‘ roster, as it gives off a massive healing aura that can completely negate massive attacks from the enemy team and keep your own in the fight. The most important thing to remember when using her Ultimate, though, is to not fall in the trap of staying only on the healing aura. The damage boost mode of this ability is also incredibly strong and can help your team win fights quickly, so be sure to switch between the two when the time is right.

And, speaking of right timing, make sure you activate her Ultimate at the right time so it doesn’t go to waste. It takes some time to build up, so it’s likely you’ll need to go through another full team fight without it to get it again. As such, make sure that you use it when you can see your team will get value out of it – and don’t use it to save yourself.