Final Rage Airdrop Numbers and Some Gameplay

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Final Rage Airdrop Numbers and Some Gameplay

Yesterday evening CST, the first Airdrop for Rebellion edition conflict had ended. The process of airdrop is now automated. One conflict finished and another one immediately started rather seamlessly. Kudos to the Splinterlands team for the successful implementation!

Below is the Rage Airdrop Leaderboard. I finished at number 3, with about 1.4 Billion total contribution. That gaves me 14,515 total chances. As decided by the team earlier, 200 chances guarantees an airdrop card. So 14515/200 = 72.57. Rouding up gives me 73 and I got 74 total card. I am happy with the outcome. I think cryptomancer, who designed the conflict airdrop, mentioned earlier that most large conflict contrubutors will get fairly average outcomes, and I think that is evident clearly. Again thank you for that. I am personally quite happy with the outcome.

I am glad that the next comflict started immediately. There was nothing I had to do, other that combining the received Rage cards, and put them into two new wagons.

I am all set for the next conflict, the details of which are described in the official post below:

@splinterlands/a-call-to-arms-uprising-in-solace

I continue to be in the 3rd position for the Kei Airdrop leaderboard. I did sell one card for fun. 1 BCX Rage regular card for $19. Prices of Rage regular single BCX is going for $18.45 while single BCX Gold Foils are currently selling for $185.

Gameplay

I am learning to use to the card, and meta will be evolving for the next few weeks/months. I tried to play Rage in any opportunities I got. It is best obviously in very high mana battles: Like this one

Battle Link

Here the concept is just pack as many high mana cards as you can, and power through the opponent line. However it gets tricky to put it even in a mid mana battle.

Battle Link

Here the above battle is not so easy. At 32 mana it is not easy to put a 16 mana card and come out winning the other side, lucky! Yes, I was lucky. Void Dargon is classic up front due to its speed and almost everything misses it. I was lucky to hit it a couple of time, otherwise I was toast!