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Splinterlands Lovers !!
Today, I will share a Splinterlands battle with you, and in the process, I will provide you with comprehensive information regarding the "Affliction" ability. For this match, I have selected the Dragon Summoner and have assembled a team consisting of Dragon, Neutral, and Water unit cards. Now, let me walk you through the details of this battle. Today's match features a Mana cap of 47. From my entire collection, I have hand-picked the very best cards available to me—cards that are now fully primed and ready for battle. Specifically, I have included a card from the Dragon Splinter known as the "Serpentine Mystic." Today, I will introduce you to this specific card and explain the pivotal role it plays within the context of this battle. I will provide you with a complete breakdown of the Affliction ability—explaining why I chose to include this particular card and demonstrating exactly how it functions during gameplay.
In this post, I have provided a link to the battle, which you can view at your convenience. Here, I have highlighted a specific card known as the Serpentine Mystic. This card possesses an ability called Affliction: whenever it successfully lands an attack, there is a 50% chance that the Affliction status effect will be applied. The effect of this ability is that once Affliction is active, any healing cards on the opposing side will be unable to restore health or increase the affected unit's life points. This card proves particularly advantageous when its attack damages an enemy healing unit; this can inflict significant losses upon the opposing team, thereby paving the way for our victory. As you can observe in the battle footage, today's match featured a fierce and evenly matched contest between both sides. Ultimately—as the battle replay demonstrates—I emerged victorious.
The card I have highlighted here is incredibly attractive. Its appeal lies in the fact that, despite having a Mana cost of just 3, it grants you 1 Magic Attack. Furthermore, this card features the "Affliction" ability. If the opposing team possesses a particularly powerful card—one that includes a healing ability—and this card successfully inflicts the Affliction status upon it, that card will be unable to perform a second heal. For this reason, this card is highly desirable. Moreover, upon leveling up, this card becomes even more powerful. I hope you enjoyed watching this battle.
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