Lets Highlight some of the recent post about Splinterlands located on the Splintertalk.io front-end. Just in-case someone reading is unaware; Splintertalk.io is a front-end located on the Hive Blockchain thats used to blog about the #play2earn game Splinterlands. One has the potential to earn HIVE / HBD and SPT Tokens when creating/ curating content on Splintertalk. If you do not wish to be featured please say so and we will make note and do our best to not include you in future featured content. What is Splinterlands? Simply put its a #play2earn game hosted on the Hive Blockchain. The game utilizes NFTs and other assets that are tradable in-game and on many different secondary markets.
Yesterday I was browsing threads on Inleo just minding my own business until BAM there it was. A post announcing there was a Splinterlands and Inleo partnership. How the heck did I miss that? If I missed the announcement its possible others are unaware as well. I bet you can guess what my next thought was --> why not blog about it. Which is my usual thought for all pondering related to the Hive Blockchain. How does such a partnership benefit both party's and communities? Let me count the ways. As of some days there has been new features added to the Inleo front-end that add to the usecase and visibility of SPS. For example its now an option to pay for Inleo Premium using SPS Tokens. For those who might not know what Inleo Premium is: it's a subscription that cost $10 USD and comes with many benefits like being able to edit Thread Posts, Check Mark next to one's profile name, increased visibility and much more on top of that. Community wise the benefits speak for themselves. Two communities interacting together gives potential for new users to crossover from the other and become participants in both Splinterlands and Inleo. Click the highlighted link above description to read more.
In Splinterlands the winner is not the one that have all the cards or the shiny ones, but the one that has those that are really working on the battlefield. it is not enough to look at cards individually, but at how well they perform in specific formations and where there is their best positioned. You might like many cards, but if all of them are for example to be put in the second place in a formation, you will be able to just pick one of them. Thus, the focus should be to identify the best position for available cards on the market, their stats and think of a formation using their skills to the maximum. Together cards are stronger than alone and this is something that we need to consider when strategizing what cards to acquire from the market. Click the highlighted link above description to read more.
A post discussing the drip in Hive Price and how it associates with the dipping DEC (Dark Energy Crystals) trade value. Click on the highlighted link to read the shared insights.
Over a week ago I wrote a post about Moon Karts titled Arcade Colony and Moon Karts (Lets Dig In). That post was my first "Dig in" to the game and if you are new to Moon Karts I suggest you click the highlighted link as that previous post of mine is chalk full of Moon Karts information. I couldn't find time to play yet but for now I will happily prep my engines, rotate my tires and place some buy orders for the Moon Kart Packs known as Alpha Centauri Packs. Since I'm about to place that order on TribalDex I thought to myself (self) why not create a post detailing how to do just that. Click the highlighted link above description to read more.
Strategy games require thought and planning, and in Splinterlands your thinking needs to be quick. Creating a deck for a match in just a few minutes isn't always that easy. It's true that there are a maximum of 7 choices that you need to make to compose your team, but finding a synergy base between you and combining skills may not be that simple, especially if you haven't played Splinterlands for a long time. Click the highlighted link above description to read more.
The Splinterlands community is filled with talented people. Splinterlands puts some of that talent on showcase hosting a weekly art contest were community members showcase their art skills. The above linked post is an entry in such a contest: click it to be brought to a post containing artwork featuring the Splinterlands card known as the Undead Priest.
This is a ranked Diamond match. The game has the following rule sets: Taking Sides, Wands Out, and Holy Protection. I went with Quix and placed Djinn Oshannus in front, Anasth Soothsayer in the middle, and Captain Fellblade in the back. They opted for Thaddius Brood with Djinn Muirat as their tank. They followed it up with Dark Arborist, Arachne Weaver, and Revealer. Click the highlighted link to be brought to the post that displays a Splinterlands battle.
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