NERISSA TRIDAWN Rule Set: Ferocity (Fury) + Equal Opportunity Mana Cap -> 56 My Strategy: -> Normally I would use taunt to counter opportunity while team members take cards down faster with high

DRAGONS Artwork by @finnx Rule Set: ->Fire and Regret (Return Fire) ->Explosive Weaponry (Blast) My Strategy: I thought my adversary would go mainly with magic dmg due to the return fire rule, while

This was the match I was able to upgrade to diamond league in wild this season. Rule Set: ->Up Close & Personal (melee only) ->Mana Cap = 20 My Strategy: Well, I was expecting him to come with

Looks like we started well this novice tourney against 144 bots Edit: ~ Updating: Rule Set: -> Equalizer -> Noxious Fumes (Poison) -> Mana cap = 54 My Strategy: -> Well, since equalizer would

Rule Set: -> Tis But Scratches (Criple) -> Heavy Hitters (Knock-out) -> Mana Cap = 36 My Strategy: Well, I just looked at his previous battles and his formations were mainly melee or ranged monsters,

Rule Set: -> 52 Mana Cap -> Counterspell + Thorns My Strategy: Well, both new rule sets made using either melee or magic a disadvantage in a high mana battle, so I went mainly with range attackers

So, to get straight into it... You could use Ray Dalio's examples of credit and debt cycles. When rates are low, that encourages business and people to take loans for productivity or financings (credit

DRAGONS!! RULE SET: -> 46 mana cap -> Melee Mayhem + Heavy Hitters Details: Looks like I found an Imortal Gods player to feed me in gold I early season, we both are around 2550 rating. My Strategy:

So, I had this idea for some time, Idk if can work. We don't have any international stablecoin with parity 1:1 from country to country, only fiats that are normally paired with others fiats and mainly

I think thats the greatest advantage in the game, to combo dragons and neutrals with any deck. Delwyn (max lvl) -> +1 Magic dmg is just simple and effective since there are many good dragon cards that

Waka Spiritblade (max lvl) -> Had to get a max lvl summoner, but in fact I like this one, its good in void shield rule, 4 mana max, +2 shield, divine shield rule. Am able to win a good ammount of battles

Obsidian (max lvl) -> I used to rent Lyanna, but then decided to upgrade this deck since I think magic combos better and gives more advantage during whole battle than +1 hp, even though Lyanna can be

Alric (max lvl) -> Low cost for magic a boost that combos well with water cards. Im just so used to him pushing on novice, bronze and gold, was building a magic water deck from the beginning, ended

Alric (max lvl) -> Low cost for magic a boost that combos well with water cards. Im just so used to him pushing on novice, bronze and gold, was building a magic water deck from the beginning, ended

Pyre -> He is relatively cheap for fire summoner, I think he is underated, mainly for low mana battles, speed sometimes is better than most status because besides making you attacking first (which can

Ok, fundamentals first. DEC supply issued decreased a lot with the expectation of getting it back to a soft peg target of 1000 DEC = 1U$ (0.001 each) , now only been distributed through diesel pools, while

If you talk with people about hive blog, its common that they get in doubt about the economy mechanics... And even gonna wonder if its a ponzi. So, I'll just resume info from the hive whitepaper on how

I'll try to tell some steps... I watched some stuffs on youtube from this neuro scientist, Dr. Joe Dispenza, and it did make lots of sense to me, that normally am a skeptical on pseudo methods or ideologies...

Ok, many known investors and institutions were using this argument, Coinbase, Elon musk, Michael Saylor, Paul Tudor Jones... Many others even applying with lots of risk control, Ray Dalio for ex with the

(Its fun to make memes) So, we are seeing lots of economists putting this heteredox neokeynesian vertent in practice, FED, BCE, Japan... While results conditions diverges, the argument is that money is