I Dominated a 47 Mana Battle With the Right Strategy — Strong Backline Attackers Were the Real Heroes!

A battle in which the rulesets do not have much importance actually depends on the choice and selection of monsters and their positioning. Sometimes we see battles with very strict rulesets. In such cases we can understand that 50 percent of the victory depends on the ruleset and how well you understand it.

But sometimes the rulesets are not very special and we get a very simple ruleset. In that case the battle does not depend on the ruleset but on your monster selection. If you keep these things in mind your win rate will increase.

Today's 47 mana battle was very easy and interesting. It was a high mana battle and normally my win rate is higher in high mana battles. In this battle I selected my best monsters and positioned them properly. I also entered this battle with a special strategy.

Before moving towards the battlefield let's understand which two rulesets appeared in this battle and how I planned my strategy according to them and which monsters I selected.

RULESET 1 : OUTSIDER

According to this ruleset both teams are allowed to summon only one Wild unit. If your deck has more than one Wild unit then the extra cards will be disabled. You are allowed to select only one Wild unit.

So your strategy should be to try to select the strongest Wild card from your deck. It should have good health armor and power so that it can perform well in the battle.

RULESET 2 : RISE OF THE EXEMPLARS

According to this ruleset you are allowed to summon only Exemplar monsters. All other monsters will be disabled.

If you have good Exemplar cards in your deck then you will not face any confusion in the battle. Since these are normal cards almost everyone has Exemplar cards in their collection. There is no particularly difficult ruleset here.

As I explained earlier both of these rulesets are very simple. They make it clear that you can win this battle mainly through your monster selection.

MONSTER SELECTION AND STRATEGY

So keeping these rulesets in mind what strategy did I plan?

First of all I selected an Archon monster with the Plus One Speed ability. Since there are no difficult rulesets and this is also a high mana battle I tried to give preference to monsters with Speed abilities. My goal was to make sure that all the monsters I selected could attack quickly and destroy the enemy lineup as fast as possible.

With this Archon all my monsters will receive an additional plus one Speed at the beginning of the battle.

For the frontline I selected a strong tank monster with very stronh health and armor

It also has Plus One Melee Attack power which allows it to keep attacking enemy units in every round

In the second position I selected a Melee attacker with the Reach ability. This allows it to perform melee attacks while staying in the second position.

Similarly in the third position I again selected a monster with high health and armor. It also has melee attack power. Unfortunately it will not perform melee attacks from this position but once it moves to the first position it will start attacking with melee attacks.

For the third fourth fifth and sixth positions I selected a mixture of Magic and Ranged attackers. In other words I kept my middle and backline very aggressive so that these monsters could stay in the backline and deliver heavy strikes against enemy units while dealing massive damage.

ON THE BATTLEFIELD

When I compared my lineup with the enemy lineup on the battlefield I noticed quite a lot of similarities between the monsters. I was also quite confused about who would win this battle because both sides had strong monster selections.

The battle started in a very exciting way. Both sides continued to deliver heavy strikes and performed continuous attacks against each other. However the first unit to be eliminated was my strong tank monster. This made me quite worried but suddenly the game started turning in my favor.

From Round 1 to the end of the first round heavy strikes continued from both sides. But as soon as Round 1 finished one of my units was eliminated in Round 2 while two enemy units were eliminated. In this way the battle became 3 versus 4 and my position became quite strong until the end.

At the start of Round 4 two enemy units were eliminated while all four of my units were still alive. At that moment I realized that I was winning this battle. By the end of Round 4 the enemy's last remaining unit was also destroyed.

In this way I achieved a great victory in this battle. The biggest reason behind this victory was my strong strikers who continued delivering heavy strikes from the backline.

What would your monster selection be in this type of roster? Which monsters would you give preference to? What strategy would you follow in this type of battle? will be glad to see your answers in the comment section.

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