Splinterlands is always exciting for me, especially when I open a new card pack. My article today is a little special because today I am not sharing any ordinary card with you. This is a card that you cannot buy from the market. You have to earn it by participating in guild battles or brawls. As you know, you can buy Gladius cases or packs from the guild shop. I opened such a pack a few days ago, and I was so lucky that I got a gold foil card from there. The card is called Quora Towershead.
To be honest, after getting this card, my interest in playing the game has increased even more. Because it is not an ordinary monster, it is a card that can turn the entire match on its own. I have taken a few screenshots of the card and am doing this detailed discussion or analysis based on them. The gold card that I currently have is level 2. However, I have seen that if this card can be upgraded to max level or level 6, it becomes an invincible force.
Let's talk about the basics of the card first. Kora Towershed is an Earth element or Earth Splinter card. It requires 10 mana to cast this card. You may think 10 mana is a lot, but believe me, 10 mana will seem less when you see its work. The most interesting aspect of this card is its attack pattern. There are very few cards in Splinterlands that can attack two types of attacks at once. Kora is one of them. It has melee attacks and magic attacks. That is, it hits the opponent twice per round. The level 2 gold card I have has 2 melee attacks and 2 magic attacks. It also has 3 speed and 12 health or life. Think about how powerful it is to start with 12 health and the ability to deal a total of 4 damage per round.
No,w let's discuss the special features or abilities of this card. This card is basically a card from the Gladius set, so its main power is the Bloodlust ability. This ability is my favorite. Its function is that whenever Kora kills an opponent's monster, all its stats will increase by 1. That is, its melee attack, magic attack, spe, ed, and health will all increase by 1. If Kora can kill someone once on the battlefield, it becomes almost impossible to stop her. As soon as she kills the opponent, she becomes stronger and more dangerous. Many times, it is seen that she increases her strength by killing a weak monster and ultimately destroys the opponent's entire team alone.
The second ability that is currently unlocked on my card is Heal. This gives this card tremendous support for survival. Since its health is very high, the amount of healing is also high. Every round, he recovers a portion of his life. On the one hand, he increases his health with Bloodlust, and on the other hand, he keeps himself alive with the Heal ability. These two combinations make Kora Towershed a perfect tank. I usually use it on the front line or right behind the tank in high mana matches.
I also did a little analysis on the future levels of the card. You can see in the screenshot I shared that when the card is leveled up, it gets new abilities. For example, when it reaches level 3, this card gets the Immunity ability. This ability is very important, especially when there is poison or venom in the ruleset. If you have immunity, poison cannot harm you. Also, the opponent's s, tuns or any other negative effects, do not work on it. If you can reach level 3, this card will dominate the match with the poison ruleset.
Then, if we look at the higher levels, especially at levels 5 and 6, we will see that another ability called Dispel is added there. Dispel is a very useful ability. When Kora hits an opponent, all the positive buffs or additional benefits on that opponent will be removed. For example, sometimes the opponent brings shields or extra speed, Dispel deactivates them. This is especially effective for those battles where the opponent strengthens themselves by using a lot of buffs.
Anyone will be surprised to see the stats of this card at the highest level or level 6. Then its melee attack becomes 3, and its magic attack becomes 3. That is, it is able to deal a total of 6 damage per round, and this damage continues to increase due to Bloodlust. As a general player, I think this is one of the best cards for Earth Splinter. Especially when using Obsidian Summons, its magic attack increases, which makes it even more devastating.
Finally, I would say that Kora Towershed is not just a car;, it is a trump card to win. I feel very lucky to have my Gold Foil card. Its combination of Bloodlust and Healing makes it unique. And when I can upgrade it in the future to unlock Immunity and Dispel, it will become even more irresistible. Knowing the correct use of this type of card is very important to do well in Splinterlands. I hope you liked my simple analysis, and I was able to give you a clear idea about this card. This card is my first choice in any high mana battle or brawl, and I am sure that you will not be disappointed if you use this card.
