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I have decided that today I write this post as the continuity of yesterday post. Yesterday I made a post about having an open backline would make your team lose badly. Nowadays many units have sneak ability and opportunity ability, so your backline is not safe anymore.
Easy to say that, so what should we do next? Put a tank in backline?
Actually it is a YES answer. However as many new units have these abilities, we have new units too that could counter them. Today I am sharing you this card, TOKATAG CONSCRIPT, which is actually a good backline tank.
I think Tokatag Conscript is a great unit. This card can be obtained free right now, because it is part of the recent soulbound cards. Later you have to buy it if you want to get this card.
Unfortunately most of my friends dislike this card because it doesn't make a kill. 1 range damage is not attractive, it kills your team momentum. And this alone is more than enough for people to forget about picking this card into their line up.
However people like me who like to play defensively, often see this card as a great alternative to trick or trap our opponents down. So let me share you my battle, which my Tokatag Conscript was actually the hero of the battle.
Ok this is the battle. At a glance, It seems that I have made a mistake there. How come I come with 4 units, challenging my opponent who comes with 6 units, and to put it worse... They have Katrelba Gobson there, one of the most dangerous gladiator available there.
This battle has 37 mana cap, so there should be no excuse for not going with 6 units team. However I had different opinion that time, because there there was a Counterspell ruleset in that battle, I believed people would go with melee and range units.
If you asked me, I would go with Katrelba Gobson, because that mana cap was ideal for her. You could not employ many big units, and mostlikely there are bunch of small units in your team.
The reason I chose to come with Katrelba Gobson counter meta, it was because I was very sure I might lose in level. So if both of us came with Katrelba Gobson, and they had higher level, it would be a one sided battle and I would end up losing badly.
Another reason was because I wanted to make this post. I wanted to show people that if every meta had their counter. So here we go, the counter of Katrelba Gobson
Ok I would be specific here, the key point I want to show case here is their Katrelba Gobson was badly countered. It was straight out of the game directly, getting thorn damage to death.
After Katrelba Gobson was killed, we could say nobody else there could become the next threats. Regarding my line up which was far from perfect, maybe for a "decent" level was still questionable, it still became superior against my opponent because their meta was broken down. The Katrelba Gobson centered meta was no longer in function, their core unit got killed directly
As much I want to say Tokatag Conscript is a good unit, I must be fair too that this unit is not an easy to use one. If my opponent do not come with melee, let say they want to focus on range units building DPS (damage per second, It means the main damage dealer in some RPG game), I could lose easily.
Another consideration is that Tokatag Conscript won't perform well above 50 mana, because there are way btter units that could build up better meta rather than playing defensively with Tokatag Conscript. But still, she is a good units for below 40 mana cap.
Ok That's all for today post, and Thanks for reading my post and see you in Splinterlands Battles!!
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