Splinterlands Battle Report: 48 Mana Earth Element Victory (+20 Rating Boost)

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Hello fellow warriors! Trust you are all having fantastic and fun-filled matches.

Today's battle report focuses on handling a standard mana cap battle using the Earth element. Here is a breakdown of a 48-mana match I played today.

The Match Setup

Mana Limit: 48
Ruleset: Standard
My Chosen Summoner: Aurelia

Team Breakdown

Dread Tafarian

I use this monster in my first position to act as my main tank. It is a common Earth card called Dread Tafarian. This card costs 9 mana and comes with 1 melee attack, 2 speed, 1 armor, and 6 health. I like using it on the front line because its armor and health help it block early damage from the enemy.

New Beluroc Aegis

I use this monster in my second position as my backup tank. It is a common Neutral card called New Beluroc Aegis. This card costs 8 mana and comes with 1 melee attack, 2 speed, 3 armor, and 5 health. I like using it here because if my first tank falls, its strong armor will keep protecting my backline attackers.

Great Bear Druid

I use this monster in my third position. It is a legendary Neutral card called Great Bear Druid. This card costs 9 mana and comes with 1 magic attack, 1 melee attack, 2 speed, and 6 health. I like using it in the middle because it gives extra magic damage while staying safe behind my tanks.

Time Bandit

I use this monster in my fourth position. It is a rare Earth card called Time Bandit. This card costs 8 mana and comes with 1 magic attack, 1 speed, and 7 health. I like using it because magic hits directly to enemy health, and its 7 health keeps it alive if enemies attack from behind.

Kicking Roc

I use this monster in my fifth position as my main attacker. It is an epic Earth card called Kicking Roc. This card costs 8 mana and comes with 3 ranged attack, 2 speed, and 5 health. I like using it in the back because its 3 ranged attack deals big damage to win the battle.

Battle Analysis

My team combo was really awesome! Dread Tafarian really did an amazing job—it kept on recharging its health despite all the attacks, and I eliminated all of my opponent's cards, whereas my opponent couldn't eliminate a single unit in my lineup.