Splinterlands Quidditch [Best Little League Line Up] The magic power of water

over 3 years ago

Greetings, dear Splinterlands players. Once again I find myself joining this excellent contest opportunity created by bdcommunity, I've been playing Splinterlands for almost two months and I honestly think it's the best game of the blockchain. I have been very constant to optimize my moves, so I would like to share them a little bit in this contest, here I will tell you how was my litttle league battle, something difficult to do, but the victory is certainly rewarding to comply with limited cards to choose from our deck.

The rules of battle:

The first rule of battle is back to basics.
The second rule, which is the reason for this post is that these are little leagues, i.e. only cards with a mana cost equal to or less than four can be used.
Only 15 mana costs are allowed and the Splinters to use in battle are those of water element, earth element, those of life, death and dragon.

The cards I used for this battle were placed in the following lineup:

First I had to choose the summoner, in this opportunity I wanted to look for my best in buff and thus increase magic attack power, that was the case of Alric Stormbringer. Taking advantage of the fact that it was such a close battle to choose my Splinters, I had to choose very well my options, so I prepared my strategy based on a magic attack that could ignore the shield's defenses and thus have better success in attacks.

Then in my first line of attack I placed Battle Orca, since it has melee attack and I was able to upgrade it at level 3, I noted it as an excellent option to lead my Splinters to battle, it is not much advantage that I can take this card with this level, but its only three mana cost made it ideal, besides that it has six points of health.

Then I placed a card that can never be missing at any battle and that's how useful it has always proved to be, Furious Chicken without mana cost, is a card that we can always use at our convenience in our lineup, apart from the fact that I have it at level 3 and can already attack with a point of melee, something I used to give advantage to my Splinters from behind and make the most of the magic attack from a distance.

At third position I placed Ice Pixie, it's a card I've rarely used, but this time I made it indispensable in my lineup, with only two points of mana cost, a three point speed and a pitiful one life point disadvantage, but it possesses an amazing ability that is to be a flying Splinter, so there was a chance to dodge attacks if that was the case. In addition, he had a magical hit point thanks to Alric.

Following the magic attack lineup, I placed a good card from this group of Splinters, Medusa with only four mana cost and a very effective magic attack, thanks to her stun ability that allows me the possibility to stun the enemy Splinter from the first position and make him lose his next turn, I could not miss the opportunity to put her in action thanks to this.

At last position wanting to take advantage still of my magic attacks, I placed Dwarven Wizard, I have rarely used it since I have it only in level 1, but this time I could not let pass his skill of precision, since it allowed me to eliminate enemy Splinters located in the end, with this somehow I was opening field until reducing their Splinters in battle, it was very useful.

My analysis of the battle:

I was able to take advantage in this particular battle considering that it was little league, since I applied the prediction of the lineup that my opponent would use, because in his past battles he had chosen the same group of Death Splinters, therefore, I had to watch over my victory and placed my Magic Splinters so as not to be affected by the Debuff of his summoner Zintar Mortalis.

The disadvantage I could have in this fight was a card that was in the minor league range with only a four mana cost also in the tank Splinters group and is Animated Corpse, since it possesses void ability and easily having that resistance to magical attacks would have cost me a lot to bring it down.