Danger Digits

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NameDanger Digits
TypeNinja equipment - arms
DescriptionAttack Reaction -- Destroy this: Target dagger you control that isn't on the active chain link deals 1 damage to the defending hero. If damage is dealt this way, the dagger has hit. Destroy the dagger.
SetSilver Age Chapter 2 #SAR007
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About Danger Digits

Danger Digits, Ninja equipment - arms, designed by None first released in Jan, 2025 in the set The Hunted and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.

The Danger Digits card would be beneficial in a Ninja deck focusing on dealing consistent damage to the opponent through dagger-based strategies. However, Ticking Pulses, another Ninja card, may be a better option as it deals more damage and does not require the destruction of a dagger. Despite this, Danger Digits could still see play as a situational card in decks looking to capitalize on extra damage opportunities.

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Frequently asked questions about Danger Digits

What type of card is Danger Digits?

Danger Digits is a Ninja equipment - arms card in Marvel Snap SNAP.

What does Danger Digits do?

Attack Reaction -- Destroy this: Target dagger you control that isn't on the active chain link deals 1 damage to the defending hero. If damage is dealt this way, the dagger has hit. Destroy the dagger.

What set is Danger Digits from?

Danger Digits was first released in the set The Hunted.

Is Danger Digits legal to play?

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

What cards are similar to Danger Digits?

Cards similar to Danger Digits include Throw Dagger. See the full list in the Similar cards section above.