A Powerful Monster Selection Turned This 45 Mana Battle Into a One-Sided Victory

A wonderful 45 mana battle where I got an excellent one-sided victory. The main reason for this was that I properly understood the rulesets and I had very good cards in my deck according to them. This gave me the opportunity to make a good card selection and I entered the battle with excellent positioning and strategy. As a result I got to see an excellent victory.

The battle continued for almost five rounds but it was so interesting that I replayed it several times and watched it at slow speed because I was really enjoying it myself.

If you want to increase your win rate in this battle game then it is very important that you have good cards in your deck and that you also understand the rulesets properly. If you understand them well then surely 50 percent of your win rate is already achieved from here.

Today's 45 mana battle was very interesting and both sides made excellent attacks and selected excellent monsters. Before moving towards the battle it is important to understand which rulesets appeared and what strategy I adopted according to them and what planning I made.

Ruleset 1: REVERSE SPEED

According to this ruleset all units whether enemy or allied units will attack first if they have the lowest speed. Their chances of evading attacks are also the highest.

This means that according to this ruleset your monster with the lowest speed will attack before the monsters with higher speed. This is why it is called Reverse Speed because in normal battles the monsters with high speed attack first.

What strategy should you adopt according to this ruleset?

You should select the strongest monster card from your deck that has low speed so that it can attack first and give you an advantage.

Ruleset 2: EQUALIZER

According to this ruleset the initial health of all units will become equal to the unit that has the highest base health.

For example I see that one monster card in my deck has 8 health and this monster has more health than all other units.

In this situation the health of all my units and all enemy units will become equal to 8. This means all units will have high health which is quite interesting and the battle continues for a long time in this way.

MY STRATEGY AND MONSTER SELECTION

According to this ruleset you should adopt a strategy of giving more preference to your low mana cards. This will give them good abilities and you should select one monster with high health so that your low mana cards also get high health and you can take the best advantage of this ruleset.

What should your strategy be according to this ruleset? And what strategy did I make according to this ruleset and which monsters did I give preference to?

First of all I selected an Archon monster with the Minus 1 Health ability. This will reduce the health of all enemy units by Minus 1 at the beginning of the battle.

After that you can see that I selected Spellmonger on the frontline. It had only 1 health but I was going to take advantage of its Thorns ability. One of my monster cards and one enemy monster card had the same health so my first monster received 7 health power and I wanted to use it as a strong tank monster.

In the second position I placed a mixed combination of magic and melee attackers.

Again in the third position I placed a strong tank monster and from the fourth to sixth positions I selected a mix of magic attackers so that they could go to the backline and continue making heavy strikes.

ON THE BATTLEFIELD

When I compared my units with the enemy units on the battlefield there was quite a lot of confusion because the opponent had also selected very strong monsters. But my strategy and plan worked exactly as I had planned.

My frontline monster continuously missed attacks in every round and it was also giving back damage through the melee attacks which proved quite beneficial for me.

From Round 1 to Round 2 both teams were exchanging high attacks but as soon as Round 3 started one enemy unit was destroyed. Similarly in Round 4 one of my units and two enemy units were eliminated and the competition was left at 5 versus 4.

In Round 5 you can see that three enemy units were still alive and my frontline monster was also alive at that time.

As soon as Round 6 started my frontline unit was eliminated and almost all enemy units were also eliminated with only one remaining alive. In this way at the end of Round 6 the last enemy unit was also eliminated and I got a very excellent victory.

Four of my monsters remained alive with their full health power. This is the reason that if you understand the rulesets properly then you can get such excellent victories.

What would your strategy be in this type of ruleset and which monsters would you give preference to? We'll be glad to see your answers in the comments section.

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