Each card in the Splinterlands game has its own characteristics that are useful in different battle situations. One such card is the Conclave Tracker. It is basically a Life Splinter card and its class is Human. It requires eight mana or energy to use this card. This card can usually play a very effective role in medium or large-scale battles. Analyzing the image and information of the card, it can be seen that it is a magic attacking card. Magic attacks are very important in the game because they can directly bypass the opponent's armor or armor and hit their basic health or health.
If we look at the information of this card at level three, we see that its magic attack is one, speed or speed is three, armor or armor is two and health or health is five. At the first level, this card has health of four and speed is three. After reaching level two, its health increases by one point to five. At these levels, the card can only use a special ability called Opportunity. But when the card reaches level three, it gains another great ability called Repair. Since the card you have is level three, it can attack and repair your team's defense or armor at the same time on the battlefield. Then, at levels four and five, its armor increases to three and four respectively. At level six, its health increases to six. At level seven, its speed increases to four, and at level eight, its health increases to seven. At level nine, the card's magic attack increases from one to two. Finally, at the highest level ten, it gains another new ability called Cleanse.
The biggest advantage of this card is its special abilities. The first ability is Opportunity. Because of this ability, the Conclave Tracker can target and attack the enemy card with the lowest health or health from any position on the battlefield. Since it is a magic attack, it helps to quickly destroy low-health shooters or other harmful cards in the back line. The second ability is Repair, which is effective from level three. With this ability, the card restores two points of armor per round to the card in its team whose armor has been damaged the most. As a result, the main defensive card or tank card in the front line can survive much longer. And the cleanse ability, which is available at the highest level, helps to remove any harmful status or toxic effects from the card in its team in the first position.
It is very important to use this card correctly on the battlefield. Since its mana cost is eight, it would not be wise to use it in an era of low or low mana. This card will work well in high quality, that is, where there is a lot of mana to use. Especially in battles where armor is important, such as Armored Up or Weak Magic rulesets, this card's repair ability makes the team's defense much stronger. When the armor of your team's main card is broken by an enemy attack, Conclave Tracker will repair it, which can pave the way for winning the battle. At the same time, it will be possible to finish off the weak cards in the opponent's back line one by one with its secondary ability.
However, this card also has some weaknesses that we need to keep in mind. Against the cost of eight mana, its initial magic attack is only one, which is slightly less than many other high-mana cards. Its attack power does not increase before level nine. Therefore, using it only as a main attacking card may not yield the expected results. It should be kept in the team mainly as a supporting or defensive support card, which can protect the team's armor and deal light damage to the back line.
In conclusion, the Conclave Tracker card is one of the most strategic cards in Life Splinter. This card has a great combination of attack and defense. Especially after reaching level three, the repair ability adds to its usefulness for the team. Using this card at the right time and in the right match rules can give you a good advantage in the game.
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