Marvel Rivals Luna Snow: How to Play, Counter & Abilities

After spending quite a bit of time with Marvel Rivals’ roster, Luna Snow has become one of my go-to picks when our team needs a strong support hero. She combines healing with surprising damage potential, and her ice-skating mobility makes her incredibly fun to play. In my opinion, she is probably the best Strategist to play in the game right now.

What really makes Luna Snow stand out in the current meta is her flexibility – you can both keep your team alive and contribute meaningful damage when needed.

While she might take a few games to get used to her healing mechanics, her kit is pretty straightforward once you understand the basics. Plus, that ice-skating passive adds a really fun movement dynamic that makes positioning feel more engaging than other support heroes.

Luna Snow Stats in Marvel Rivals

Before diving into gameplay tips, let’s look at Luna’s core stats:

	Luna Snow
Role	Strategist
Health	275
Base Movement Speed	6 m/s
Skating Speed	9.6 m/s
Difficulty	⭐⭐ (2/5)

How to Play Luna Snow in Marvel Rivals

The key to success with Luna Snow lies in maximizing her mobility while maintaining good sight lines to your team. Her Smooth Skate passive activates after moving forward for just half a second, giving you both increased speed and jump height. Use this mobility to reach elevated positions where you can see your entire team while staying safe from enemy pressure.

Your primary healing comes from Light & Dark Ice either heals allies or damages enemies for 20 per shot. Don’t feel pressured to constantly heal – if your team’s health is topped off, those ice shards can put out meaningful damage, especially when targeting grouped enemies.

Share the Stage works best when placed on heroes who might leave your line of sight. Put it on your main tank during team fights or on mobile heroes like Venom or Spider-Man when they’re diving the enemy backline. This ensures they receive healing even when you’re focusing on other teammates.

Ice Arts serves as your burst healing and damage tool. Use it when your tank needs quick healing or when enemies are lined up in corridors. Since it pierces through targets, you can heal multiple allies or damage several enemies simultaneously.

Absolute Zero provides crucial self-defense against flankers. Landing a freeze buys valuable time to either escape or get help from teammates. It’s particularly effective against flying heroes – freezing them mid-air forces them to drop and become vulnerable.

Fate of Both Worlds can turn team fights around completely. During its 12-second duration, you can toggle between healing and damage boost modes. Switch to damage boost when your team is healthy and pushing objectives, then back to healing when under pressure.

How to Counter Luna Snow in Marvel Rivals

Luna Snow becomes vulnerable when caught out of position or dove by multiple enemies. Her low health pool means she can’t survive long under focused fire, and once Absolute Zero is on cooldown, she lacks reliable self-defense options.

When playing against Luna Snow, focus on these weaknesses:

• Pressure her off high-ground positions
• Track her Absolute Zero cooldown and engage when it’s down
• Disrupt her line of sight to allies

Heroes that counter Luna Snow effectively:

• Iron Fist – High mobility and burst damage overwhelm her defenses
• Star-Lord – Aerial pressure denies safe positioning
• Venom – Too tanky to freeze effectively and can consistently harass
• Hawkeye – Long-range pressure forces defensive play

Iron Fist	Star-Lord	Venom	Hawkeye	Spider Man

All Luna Snow Abilities in Marvel Rivals

Ability Name	Description	Complete Stats
Light & Dark Ice	Fire ice shots that damage enemies or heal allies. A triple shot that hits instantly.	• Damage: 20 per round (60 total) • Healing: 20 per round (60 total) • Fire Rate: 0.5s for three shots • Interval between shots: 0.05s • Ammo: 30 • Damage Falloff: Starts at 20m, decreases to 60% at 40m • Critical Hit: Yes
Ice Arts	Fire ice shards for a short duration, damaging enemies or healing allies while restoring her own Health. Single-cast spell field that pierces through enemies.	• Damage: 50 per round • Healing: 75 per round • Duration: 6s • Fire Rate: 1.43 rounds per second • Range: Cylindrical spell field (1m radius, 40m height) • Cooldown: 15s • Special Effect: Replaces Light & Dark Ice cast
Share the Stage	Attach Idol Aura to an ally. Allies with Idol Aura also restore Health when Luna Snow is healing others. Targeted cast.	• Healing Boost: 35% • Special Effect: Provides healing to marked allies • No expiration until reapplied • No cooldown
Absolute Zero	Cast a clump of ice to Freeze the hit enemy and restore Health. Single-cast projectile with delayed impact.	• Damage: 50 • Projectile Speed: 60m/s • Special Effect: Freeze enemies for 2.7s • Note: If enemies are attacked during last 2.2s of freeze, effect cancels
Fate of Both Worlds	Take center stage and start dancing! Press to toggle between two performances: Heal allies or grant them Damage Boost. Persistent spell field that surrounds the caster.	• Healing: 250/s • Damage Boost: 40% • Cast to Heal: 200 • Shield Value: 250 • Duration: 12s • Energy Cost: 4000
Cryo Heart	Automatically restore Health when casting Ice Arts or Absolute Zero.	• Healing: 30/s for 3 seconds
Smooth Skate	Keep moving forward to start ice skating and enable higher jumps.	• Time to Start: 0.5s • Skating Speed: 9.6m/s • Increased jump height enabled
Icy Disco	Luna Snow infuses ice energy into Namor and Jeff the Land Shark, who then can tap into the ice energy to power up abilities at will.	• Team-Up Bonus: 15% Healing Boost • Affects: Namor and Jeff the Land Shark
Frozen Chi	Iron Fist channels the Chi of Shou-Lao into Luna Snow, transforming her ice power into a Chi-infused frosty ring that radiates from her. This ring can knock back enemies with chilling damage and applies a slowing effect, while simultaneously healing her allies.	• Damage: 25 • Healing: 50 • Range: 10m radius • Special Effect: Knocks back enemies and applies Slow • Slow Rate: 20% for 2s • Team-Up Target: Lin Lie

Luna Snow really shines when playing with coordinated teams. The better you get at balancing her healing and damage output, the more impact you’ll have on matches. Keep practicing those ice shots, work on your positioning, and you’ll be freezing enemies while keeping your team topped off in no time.

Remember, the key to success with Luna Snow isn’t just about raw healing numbers – it’s about being in the right place at the right time and making smart decisions about when to heal and when to contribute damage. Give her a try, and you might just find your new main support hero in Marvel Rivals.