Cover created in Canva New packs called “Starlight” have recently been released in the game, and to be completely honest, I think the cards are incredible—their designs, the way they look—I love them.

Cover created in Canva A few days ago, I posted two ideas for immersive game modes that I’d like to see in Splinterlands. I talked about a “Co-op Campaign Mode” and a “Draft Mode,” both of which are explained

Cover created in Canva There are two cards that were recently released for Splinterlands' 8th anniversary, and they're absolutely insane on the battlefield. These cards are special, first of all, for the

Cover created in Canva In my last analysis, about 17 days ago, I projected a rise to $0.005000, however, for various reasons, this did not happen; instead, we’ve seen price pullbacks in most “altcoins”

Cover created in Canva Splinterlands started out as a simple Web3 game with just one game mode—the classic “Rankeds.” There were no other formats; you just played and that was it. Little by little, tournaments

Cover created in Canva In the previous post, we analyzed which “Game Mode” in Splinterlands is the best for making money. With this goal in mind, we looked at all the reward “POOLS” for the main game modes

Cover created in Canva Well, in this post I want to do something a little different. Even though it’s a topic I’ve touched on before, I hadn’t covered it as thoroughly as I plan to now, since for any average

Cover created in Canva A few days ago, I published a post in which I talked about “Tournaments” and how this game mode is the best way to progress much faster than usual in “Ranked Battles,” I also explained

Cover created in Canva It’s been a few hours since the release of the latest “Conflict” card from the “Escalation” mini-set was announced, and I have to say I’m surprised by the level of detail that went

Cover created in Canva The “Collector” tab has been available in Splinterlands for months now. Although I know I haven’t explained it in a post, I think it works in a very basic and intuitive way, so I

Cover created in Canva I’ve always been talking about players’ “Progress” in Splinterlands; however, there are countless ways to do it and approach it. In fact, there’s something for every taste and type

Cover created in Canva Just yesterday I posted a step-by-step guide on how to play in the MODERNS BRACKETS with the goal of building winning streaks that would let us earn more rewards over time. Even

Cover created in Canva Modern BRACKETS are the latest thing currently in the works at Splinterlands, so practically the entire community is focused on them. That’s why today I want to share something else

Cover created in Canva In my last analysis post on SPS, we determined that the trend had clearly shifted from bearish to bullish; however, for the past two weeks we’ve been trending downward, and I imagine

Cover created in Canva About a week ago, I shared a post in which I talked about how to maximize rewards in “Wild Format.” In that post, I explained the clear strategy we should use to come out ahead despite

Cover created in Canva The Splinterlands team is always releasing new content, and this time—even though it was several days ago—they’ve released a new trio of “Exclusive Cards” that can only be obtained

Cover created in Canva Before the new BRACKETS were introduced in Modern, all of us players knew exactly how many SPS rewards we’d earn, since with every battle we won, right after it ended, we knew exactly

Cover created in Canva The Wild Format was for a long time the only format in the game, since players could use all the cards in the game; however, over time this changed until the “Modern Format” was

Cover created in Canva A few days ago, I published a post about the best cards in the META that could work perfectly for BRONZE BRACKET II. However, as usual, the post ended up being very long, and although

Cover created in Canva Something I’ve never talked about is the new “Rarity” variants in Splinterlands—I’m referring to the “Black Foil,” “Gold Foil Arcane,” and “Black Foil Arcane” cards. Although I don’t