Extra rule: Odd Ones Out. In Odd Ones Out, only Monsters with odd Mana costs may be used in battles.

My defense was made of Blinding Reflector, Chaos Agent and Uraeus.

Blinding Reflector is an extremely well-rounded defender with amazing stats for as little as 3 Mana.

He deals really well with physical damage, protected by an incredible 4 armor, while still beefy enough with his 5 Health to retaliate plenty of Magic attacks thanks to his Magic Reflect ability.

Using Chaos Agent in Position 6 helps protect my team against backdooring attacks, which are the norm (except for full magic damage teams) in a very unrestricted match such as this one.

I also place Uraeus in Position 5 so it can protect Divine Healer. Uraeus might be the slowest Sneak attacker on my team, but it has a point of armor, which makes him very strong against enemy sneak attackers. It takes 3 attacks instead of 2 to kill it.

My offense consisted of Feral Spirit, Elven Cutthroat and Uraeus.

This strategy focuses on Sneak attacks, so I use 3 monsters with this ability. All of them cost 3 Mana and deal 2 Melee damage, which is quite effective.

As usual, I avoid focusing fire on the enemy tank, properly directing my resources to my opponent's weakest points. Fortunately, the enemy Thunderbird didn't get enough lucky dodges to mess things up for me.

My support monster was Divine Healer. Sustaining such a well-rounded tank, Blinding Reflector, is very important. Divine Healer does this job the lowest Mana cost available in Life Splinter, considering it's a Silver League battle.

She's the only viable option if I wanted to win. This battle's result proves my point.