This battle will get you thinking about how you are using weapons training in your battle lineups. The ruleset I want to highlight is Ferocity which gives all monsters the power to do double damage. If the opponent's lineup is using a monster with a taunt ability.
So what is the Lesson to take away from this ruleset?
Think about this even before you start to build out your team. "Do I suspect my opponent might be using a taunt monster" If you say to yourself Yes he is, as he has used one before. Or the match is a very high Mana cap. then you will know what to pick in your team to counter it. Learn which of your monsters has the Fury Ability
In case you are wondering what cards have this ability and at what level here is a quick snapshot to choose from.
So to get you familiar with this ability, this ruleset gives fury to all your monsters, So what's the counter? Simple "don't pick a monster with the taunt"
Boy was I outgunned in this match, my monsters are a lower limit due to my level six summoner. I am up against a level seven summoner plus a spiced-up gladiator. Take a look at what has happened. On one side of this gladiator Helmet Kharafax is a level three legendary Aves Sturgis. Giving a weapons training of magic. On the other side, we have another level three legendary Berix Snakeye. Giving weapons training of range. Turning this no-attack monster into a duel attack speed machine with bloodlust, void, scavenge and magic reflect. what, how powerful is that card! I want one.
Helmet Kharafax - Powered up with Duel Attack
To make matters worse for me was level 4 Clockwork Aide at the rear, trained with range attact. This now will Increase the range damage to my team. So How did the battle go? I did go on to win, how? That is the thing you need to study. watch the battle and then have a quick read of the learning section.
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The secret is a balanced team, try and pick at least one monster with each attack type: melee - magic and range. then throw in some support monsters, such as Tank heal - armour repair - and resurrect. Then if you can mix up some buffs to your team such as: inspire. Then try and de-buff your opponent with things like affliction and oppression.
The highlights from this battle. The very resilient Chain Golem as a tank, taking a lot of damage and getting healed. Getting armour repaired. When he finally fell, he got a resurrect to fight on a little bit more.
The double Armour repair team, worked wonders. Keeping the team alive from the heavy ranged attack. Also, my mix off magic damage was enough to bring the opponent team to its knees.
Happy Battling
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