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The Great Battle Challenge

Early Match up

I mainly made use of Mylor Crowling in the contest to bring about the thorns' ability to all of my ally units. My adversary employs Kelya Frendul to use his speed and armor. Due to their ability to regenerate armor, my competitors Swap Spitter represent an obstacle to my strategy. Due to Hill Giant's massive health points, he is the sole tank I choose to use in the battle's initial round. In addition, he is a highly competent tank in the first place if my opponent uses magic because he has the ability to reflect damage because of the basic rules implemented on the battlefield.

My line-up is focused entirely on maintaining health and making the most of the 20 mana cap. My favorite aspect of this strategy is the Amplify ability, which doubles the damage of my thorns-related skills. The exciting thing is that it has a magic reflection that indicates your opponent would be reluctant to use magic; even I would be cautious to use magic in this type of combat. The primary tactic of today's combat challenge is that all of your monsters on the field have the capacity to attack, which is known as equal opportunity.

Due to the tank healing abilities of my Gold Foil Xenith Monk and the other unique ability of Fungus Flinger because of the Martyr skill, the two monsters in the image above are my secret tactical weapon. I enjoy the fact that after your opponent destroys Fungus Flinger, an adjacent friendly unit will benefit from a +1 boost to all stats. In other words, if Fungus Flinger died right away, my Hill Giant and Xenith Monk would both receive buffs for plus stats. This is a truly distinctive feature that has been added this time around by the makers of Splinterlands.

Mid-Game Encounter

In the middle of the fight, at round 3, tide bitter slammed Fungus Flinger and immediately slaughtered it. Fungus Flinger then performed his martyr mode, enhancing my Xenith Month and Hill Giant. In the first match, both of us suffered several casualties. Even though I have the ability of Thorns to kill my opponent's tank, the repair makes Cruel Sethropod more powerful and difficult to defeat. Since he consistently backs up my squad by inflicting damage, my remaining backline support, the Vampire Bat, is hanging on for dear life. He has never let me down, and this allows me to progressively weaken my opponent, even if only very little, which gives me a boost and helps me win this match.

The Hill Giant now has 3 damage on his physical assault, making this tank more durable and powerful as the battle continues. it is important to note that because of the Martyr effect the damage dealt increases by one attack to my Xenith Monk.

End Game

The battle continues to drag on, and I was beginning to think that I might lose because I was finding it difficult to kill Swap Spitter; if it went on much longer, I might have passed out from exhaustion. However, the tide really turned thanks to Martyr's ability because my Xenith Monk 2 damage was exactly what I needed to break my opponent's 2 points of armor, and a free hit from my Vampire Bat slowly reduced his health points. My opponent was good at using his monster and abilities I didn't see that coming to that repair might have a chance to help him win if I dont have enough damage to kill its monster if I dont have the damage this might be hard to swallow.

I don't want to lose this SPS competitiveness by failing to eliminate Swamp Spitter in this match; it was excruciating to watch. I've just recognized that if I don't deal enough damage, I'm destined to fail. However, absurdly, I have tank heal, thus even weariness cannot prevent me from losing this battle. What amazes me about this combat is that Swamp Spitter just needs to heal and soak up damage in order to win. Because ranged attackers cannot attack from the front row and because ranged damage does not reflect damage from thorns, thorns are worthless.

Because I had cards that can compete in this league, I competed in the Bronze Gold Foil Beginner division of the SPS Tournament, where I managed to rank as high as number 18 for the first time. I'm attempting to place in the top 10, but my opponent is becoming more powerful and has a wider variety of cards. Since I own a small number of cards and renting a deck is expensive, I have to manage which cards I can afford to play in competitions like this one.

I just want to congratulate these 3 highly competitive strong players who managed to finish first, second, and third place. I know that everyone else wants the SPS prize, but in order to get it, you have to work harder and have the cards that allow you to come out on top in any kind of battle scenario. They deserve an additional round of congratulations for continuing to dominate this competition.

That really was a wonderful duel.

I learned a lot from the way you play, and I might utilize some of your playstyle Darkangl in some of my tournaments or ranked matches. When fighting in a tournament, Mylor Crowling is my most significant hero, but even the strongest heroes do not always prevail because many summoners and monsters are capable of destroying Mylor Crowling.

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Equal Oppurtunity

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Rules Set

Amplify + Counterspell + Equal Oppurtunity

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