Rebellion Editions is finally coming and the hype is here! Last year I've experienced the release of Chaos Legion edition. At that time I just started with Splinterlands and barely have any funding for

What Doesn't Kill You is tricky trap ruleset. The ruleset grant Enrage to the entire formation. Enrage only works on Melee cards, so the simple strategy is to deploy as much Melee cards as able. But here's

So finally the long awaited Rebellion editions will soon come to released in 5th December. Well still a lot of undisclosed information regarding the profile of the cards will be available to use. But one

Weak Magic put a limitation into any magic attack by negating its capability to bypass armor aspect. Thus under this ruleset magic attack will work similar to melee or ranged attack, that is to land on

Weapon Training has a bring a new aspect on the battle strategies. The bearer of such abilities mostly are cards with high mana cost, and they are expensive compared in parameter with other similar cards.

Silenced Summoners is the ruleset which in my opinion bring back the balance of battle. Summoners have been a critical factor in any battle. Not only the brought a permanent buff to the entire formation

Silent Sha-Vi is your easy-to-go cards for Death Splinter. Silent Sha-Vi run swiftly, deal massive blow, and able to flank using Sneak. Its a low cost cards and a common cards from Chaos Legion editions.

Wave Brood could be considered as one of the most effective back-row Tanker you could find. Among the shortlisted cards with Taunt ability, Wave Brood are the few one to have non-melee attack, allowing

Odd Ones Out simply limit the use of cards to ones with odd mana value (only monster cards and does not include summoner cards). There doesn't seemed to be much difference between odd cards with even cards.

Noxious Fumes is the more annoying version of Earthquake ruleset. Rather shake down the armor of the cards, this ruleset directly put damage into the health of the cards. Health become an utmost importance.

Rather than restrict the ordinary battle rules, Melee Mayhem open loosen the rules by allowing melee cards to attack from position other than front row. It does meant a lot because now a complete melee

Life Splinter always had a collection of interesting ranged cards. Ranged cards like Lone Boatman, Portal Spinner, and Prismologist are decorated with armor aspect even thought they will be more often

It's just another easy-peasy conditions. Literally you can't use magic cards at all in this battle, which means you will depend solely with melee card and ranged cards. Ranged cards have more important

This one of the most frequently deployed ranged card from Death Splinter. Dhampir Stalker has the damage and the precision needed to bring down the hardest enemies. And this grow even more powerful with

Lost Legendary is an easy-peasy conditions. Literally you can't use Legendary card in this battle. With the scarcity of Legendary card, this ruleset create less constraint for some players; and more to

Bramble Pixie is one of the most potent Tanker card for the medium mana card of Earth Splinter. At start, Bramble Pixie might a little bit difficult to be used due to its low speed aspect. But as a Normal

Little League curb both formation to deploy cards that cost 4 mana or less. Strategy and selection for cards become more important because formation will have at most 28 mana to deploy (which includes

I've seen several battles where a card with high Speed and Dodge ability could easily outmaneuvered the whole attack within a round. For us who sat in the opposite side, its clearly an annoying experience.

Keep Your Distance was one of the most popular and frequently appeared ruleset. It limit the use of cards with melee attack type, including card with dual attack type which includes melee. Under this ruleset,

Septic Slime has evokes to me an impression as one of the most difficult card to be used. Septic Sime us a Tanker type card, which means it has strong armor and health attribute. But battle report have