Today we are going to talk about one of the most humble and useful cards in the entire Chaos Legion set. It's about Disintegrator, our particular Frankenstein, I recommend you read the lore because it's very emotional indeed. Often the cards that everyone has are the least valued, but we are here to change your mind!
As you know, I always like to share battles that I consider special. This time I will show you a duel between members of the same family, two Disintegrators face to face!
So here we go!
Let's take a look at his abilities first. Chaos legion cards have the characteristic of being very varied and very useful, and our Disintegrator was not going to be the exception. At his level 1, since birth haha, he has the ability to subtract 1 melee attack from the entire enemy team, which is very useful in games with only melee for example and others.
At level 5, the Disintegrator becomes an adult, and is already able to repeat attack if he kills an enemy, and at higher levels he gains the ability to Knock Out and Retaliate, much needed in the top leagues.
In a battle where ranged attacks are prohibited, it's always a good strategy to tone down one of the two remaining attack types, be it magic or melee. In this case we will use our Disintegrator to lower his melee damage.
For those of you who don't have this setup in your deck, I've looked at the minimum rental price, as the image below shows, the chosen cards are worth 11,55 dec in the current rental market. It's a really low price compared to rents for other quests.
Battle conditions: Broken Arrows / 28 Mana
Understanding rival strategy
The strategy my opponent uses is very similar to mine, only the order of the cards and some abilities change. To be honest, his entry strategy is even stronger than mine, since in addition to taking 1 melee damage from me with his Disintegrator (C), he chooses THADDIUS as a summoner to also take magic damage from me, also taking 1 life from me.
He is defended by a very powerful tank, Cursed Windeku (A), with the ability to deal me spike damage while insistently attacking my second line with sneakers like Undead Badger(B) and Silent Sha-Vi (F), and sniper Death Elemental (E).
I don't really see any sense in Carrion Shade (D) being the most protected card, since it doesn't fulfill any main function. It is, so to speak, a wasted card. I understand that his strategy would be improved by swapping B for C and putting D in last position as a secondary shield.
Understanding my strategy
My strategy is as follows, protect my main attack card for as long as possible while my enemy entertains himself finishing off non-essential cards for victory. This is the whole secret of Asahel ò.ó
Khelya FRENDUL: Increases my speed by 1 and adds 1 armor to all my cards.
Torrent Fiend (1) A secondary shield against the opponent's first attacks.
Furious Chicken (2) A secondary shield against the opponent's first attacks..
Djinn Oshannus (3) This is my true tank when my first two cards drop, it has a lot of health and the void ability.
Sand Worm (4) My main attack on his last card, a card with a lot of melee damage.
Disintegrator (5) I used this card as a secondary shield against sneakers and to reduce the opponent's melee damage.
Although I don't like to speak well of myself haha, this time I have to say that my strategy is difficult to improve. Also, it's surprising, since almost no one uses this card in last position, which leaves humans and non-humans especially a bit... lost.
The key to victory was which defense would withstand the enemy attacks before the opposing defense was defeated? Although my opponent had a very interesting attack on my second line, he messed up the order of some cards and left his rear especially vulnerable, where I focused my main attack. As the rounds went by, all his cards fell one by one, while my tank resisted everything.
My experience with the proposed card was already advanced before this weekly challenge, but it's always a pleasure to see a well-performing strategy deployed on the battlefield. I recommend everyone to be more aware of this type of humble cards, they are often the key to victory, and very important: the order within the game is as important or more than the choice of cards!
