Capsize

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NameCapsize
TypeAction
DescriptionThis card features a gold back and is not tournament legal.

If you have 6 Ink or less, put the top 3 cards of your deck into your inkwell facedown.
If you have 7 Ink or more, each opposing player chooses and See more
SetIllumineer's Quest: Deep Trouble #17
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About Capsize

Capsize, Action, designed by None first released in Apr, 2025 in the set Illumineer's Quest: Deep Trouble.

Capsize would be particularly beneficial in a control or tempo deck that aims to manage the board state while gradually ramping up Ink. The ability to either generate additional Ink when at 6 or less or to disrupt opponents by banishing their characters at 7 or more makes it versatile for different game states. However, there might be better options depending on the deck's strategy; for instance, cards like Banish the Shadows could offer more targeted removal or disruption. Ultimately, whether Capsize should see play depends on the overall synergy with the deck and the meta; if the deck can reliably manage its Ink levels and capitalize on the card's effects, it could be a solid inclusion.

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Frequently asked questions about Capsize

What type of card is Capsize?

Capsize is a Action card in Marvel Snap SNAP.

What does Capsize do?

<em><strong>This card features a gold back and is not tournament legal.</strong></em> <br> <br>If you have 6 Ink or less, put the top 3 cards of your deck into your inkwell facedown. <br>If you have 7 Ink or more, each opposing player chooses and banishes one of their characters.

What set is Capsize from?

Capsize was first released in the set Illumineer's Quest: Deep Trouble.

Is Capsize legal to play?

Legality depends on the tournament format -- Capsize can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.