In real life, I am very afraid of earthquakes, despite living in a geographical area where earthquakes are very rare, but I am afraid of the stability of the building where I live, this is because it is a building built with low-quality standards.
in @Splinterlands i am also afraid of earthquakes, I hate this ruleset because earthquake is synonymous of facing powerful dragons that will have an advantage most of the time, facing legendary dragons is not an easy thing in itself, but with this ruleset they almost become invincible.
https://splinterlands.io?p=battle&id=ecddea7b8135a31a3b76e863eed5cb1072203872&ref=darthgexe
This time I wanted to be the one to tame the dragons so I thought my Black Dragon would be an ideal pick, besides not being able to use neutral cards, playing with the dragon team would give me more options when choosing the characters for the battle.
The manticore could not be missed, I also had it in mind, even before the Black Dragon as this card takes advantage of Daria's bonus.
I had already mentally chosen my two dragon cards, but I still couldn't decide which splinter to combine them with, thinking about the flying monsters I have over there I remembered the Sea Genie, I thought its ability would be useful to me, so I chose the blue splinter.
Searching among the blue monsters, I chose the Crustacean King that can never be missed, his skills would help me withstand earthquakes if I had any land monsters on the team.
last but not least, my option with the remaining 3 mana points was the Sabre Shark, I would take advantage of Daria's bonus and for sure the rival would have some flying monster in the last line so he would be in charge of knocking it down, or at least weakening it.
I'm still wondering who should have been on the front line, I put the Manticore behind the genie because it does more damage and if it was behind it would endure a little more.
Fortunately I did not face enemy dragons, but likewise the Spirit of the Forest enemy, began to give problems, as I went for my Black Dragon, the Sabre Shark was on a mission to destroy it but could not because he also had his own enemy to which he had to endure.
Now that I review the battle carefully I think that even though I won the battle, it was not the best strategy and it was the same mistake that my rival made... what was that mistake? that they didn't focus on a particular monster but attacked someone here and there and in the end didn't finish the job, of course, the earthquake also helped me.
What did you think of this strategy? Do you agree with me that it was not the most appropriate?
