Hello, Splinterlands players. How are you? I hope your last season went well. It's only been a few days since the season started, and I hope your season here will be quite good. My previous season went quite well. I earned around 70,000 glint tokens in rewards, and I also received around 12,000 glint tokens for reaching the Leaderboard. I didn't play Wild last time, but this time I haven't purchased a season pass at Wild. I'll be playing only in Modern and Frontier mode. I hope my season will go well. I can't say how high my ranking will reach, but I hope I'll have a lot of fun and this season will be a good one. Even though I don't have the best cards to play in Modern, I still try to have some fun with whatever cards I have. I'm currently doing just that. Today, I want to share a battle with all of you. I hope you'll learn something from this. Thank you.
Look, when anyone starts playing, everyone has different strategies in mind. Some players who have become absolute pros have all the battle strategies captured in their minds, and they just quickly create their lineup based on the rule sets and mana, but some people take time, like me. And as you can see, the mana cap was 27. And I could use all kinds of elements, so I decided to use my favorite card, as you can see below. Talking about the ruleset in the battle, it was the standard ruleset because I am currently in the lower category, due to which I am not getting good rewards, but still metal is also more interesting sometimes.
Look, whenever you face a battle, you have to create a new strategy, but sometimes you don't need to think too much. Sometimes you have such cards that you feel a surge of confidence, which ensures victory. And this is probably what happened to me, too. If you saw the screenshot above, you would understand who the winner of the battle would have been.
Hey, this battle also ended quite quickly. If you look at the cards, in my opponent , there were about three, and I had four cards. The opponent didn't have any different ability cards. And the main thing is that the first card, which helps with the opponent, was very small, which is why the battle ended quite quickly. Whenever you do a battle, you have to keep in mind that the first card you are using should be a melee monster, and it should also be a tank which has the power to attack and the ability to see attacks.
If you look closely, my opponent card in the first place. His speed and health were very low, and he was eliminated with a single attack. If you look at his second line, the opponent's speed and health were also very low. The one who attacks in the last position had a little more health and speed, but if you can't play more attacks than your front cards, then the last cards are of no use.
So, whenever you battle, you should be sure of the type of cards you choose and your strategy. Many people adopt the strategy of keeping their first card very strong and supporting it with their back cards. This is a great strategy, but this strategy doesn't work all the time. You have to create a different strategy according to different rules.
If you look at my card, my first card is quite powerful compared to my opponent's, and even though I had to lose one health due to the opponent's summoner, all my cards had good health and a decent speed, which allowed me to finish this battle quickly. Look, it is not necessary that when you use this strategy, you will have such an open time, but you can still learn from such strategies what kind of abilities and rule sets you should use so that you do not have to face such a situation.
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