Woooah what a challenge we have this week! A battle challenge with the mighty dragons.
I am not usually using Dragons in my deck but am often fighting against them, so this week's challenge will be challenging! You can see below my current playable Dragon element cards and that I only own 2. But Djinn Chwala I think is quite good, but it would be better to have a level 2 Djinn Chwala.
In my battle, I will try and bag a win with Djinn Chwala. What I like about Djinn Chwala is that he has Thorns so should be able to give some good damage back to my enemy.
My Team
| Summoner/ Monster | Reason |
|---|---|
| Drake of Arnak | With a +1 of shield, I thought it would come in handy |
| Djinn Chwala | With the high shield and thorns, I thought this was a good move to inflict the most damage |
| Flying Squid | A good second-row monster with decent health and speed |
| Deep Lurker | My favorite monster in the water element. The decent attack is awesome and deadly |
| Sand Worm | We have a high mana battle and here we have a huge firepower |
| Venari Wavesmith | Some magic attack plus extra shield for my team made it a no-brainer |
| River Nymph | Some extra magic attack |
Battle
The rules for the battle are:
With opportunity, this could be a good option for melee attack monsters. I don't have my earth splinter, so I won't have such good monsters available with my best deck.
I am also in the Silver III league and I could be up against a good opponent without being able to field very strong monsters.
My opponent has opted for Keyla Frendul with extra shield. I am worried about my magic choices, my attack could be too weak. I could have blundered here.
After the first round, I have already lost one magic monster and another is on its last legs. Not looking good so far. My experiment with dragons is going wrong.
After two rounds it's looking bad already. I've lost three monsters including Sand Worm whom I was relying on to pull some big punches with me with his 5 attack score!!
After three rounds I've lost another key monster who was the only one capable of raining down some decent blows on my enemy. I've really messed up here!!!
After four rounds my second position monster is only just holding on and they are starting to take down Chiwala who also hasn't been doing too much to be honest. The odds look bad with three fully stacked monsters waiting to take me down.
After five rounds I'm just left with my dragon element monster Chiwala who hasn't held up well. I should have played him in the back row where the opportunity rule could have been more effective. Here is a tank he hasn't been much use with his low attack score.
The result was pretty clear. I really messed up here. The win rate shows even as 0%. I didn't stand a chance..
Summary:
I gave it a go but I've still a lot to learn about using dragons effectively and for what matches, rules, and positioning. It's only my second month though so I am not going to go too hard on myself. I pick myself back up and keep going.
Thanks for reading.
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