I want to share my recent battle in the brawl. I was delighted with how my battle went because Katrelba Gobson almost single-handedly defeated the opponent. I often use Katrelba Gobson in brawls because Quora is frequently banned. Katrelba is great to use because of her double-strike and sneak abilities. Moreover, her bloodlust ability further strengthens Katrelba, as she gains more stats with each kill. In my battle, Katrelba managed to defeat 3 monsters in the opponent's backline and two monsters in the front. If Satha Toledo's attack had been missed, Katrelba would have been the one to eliminate all the opponents. Come watch how Katrelba Gobson wipes out all 5 opponents.

"I used Obsidian so I could used Katrelba Gobson in the battle, as I planned to attack the opponent's backline. With the equalizer ruleset, Katrelba's health would increase if my opponent with high health was used. For the 1st position, I chose Vampire Bat, a melee attacker with flying ability. For the 2nd position, I selected Madcap Magus, a magic attacker with Scattershot and Life Leech abilities. Through Scattershot, Madcap can attack in any direction, and Life Leech increases her health with each attack on the opponent. For the 3rd position, I picked Fungus Flinger, a ranged attacker with martyr and blind abilities. With the blind ability, there's a chance the opponent's attack may miss, and the martyr ability provides a +1 boost to all stats for adjacent units if Fungus Flinger dies in battle. For the 4th position, Katrelba Gobson, a melee attacker with bloodlust, sneak, and double strike abilities. Bloodlust increases Katrelba's stats each time she eliminates an opponent, while sneak allows her to attack from the last position instead of the front. For the 5th position, I chose Satha Toledo, a ranged attacker with tank heal ability to heal the unit in the 1st position. Finally, the last position is occupied by Mycelic Morphoid, a melee attacker with a thorns ability. Thorns allow Mycelic Morphoid to protect my backline against sneak attackers."