My not quite exciting experience with PIT OGRE

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I welcome the umpteenth proposal from you, dear creators of Splinterlands, to speak this time about my relationship with the paper Pit Ogre....

I like to be honest and frank, which is why I have to say, and agree perfectly with the dear dexpartacus@dexpartacus, that I don't particularly like this card, as I don't already prefer the element Fire, and I add that I often tend not to deploy Pit Ogre. ..

In the battle of which I report some quick shots I was forced to choose the Fire element because it was the only one available, remembering your welcome contest I decided to bring Pit Ogre to the field, also taking advantage of the fact that the Mana available there were many ...

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As you can see, I chose to place him in first position, I wanted a good level attack, even if there are much better cards than Pit Ogre, I hoped that he could assert his great impact strength, instead after a few laps of combat I had already understood that I would hopelessly lose the clash ...

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And here is the fatal moment, the one in which Pit Ogre tragically perishes, although, as I mentioned above, I had already understood that his destiny would have been that, the pace of the battle was originally marked, also seeing what my opponent had managed to line up against ...

I think out of 100 battles I do with the Fire element no more than 4-5 times I deploy Pit Ogre, unless I manage to buy high-level Summoners, in which case this card becomes much stronger and more interesting at the present time , with the first level Summoner, Pit Ogre often remains on the bench ....

As usual I can not help thanking you for this excellent opportunity of the contest, good evening to all ....

Photo takens from my smartphone....

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