Custom Sets in Splinterlands - How To Make Them And Why?

It’s time for another Splinterlands Community Engagement Challenge, and this week, we’re focusing on knowledge-sharing! Let’s get normies on board and help them learn the basics quicker by sharing our strategies and experience!

Our insights have the potential to transform the early days of every new player’s Splinterlands journey, offering guidance and strategies that unlock the game’s full potential. We can bring our contribution and help others! We are both scholars and teachers!

This week’s Challenge is all about creativity, competition, and community! The focus is on Custom Sets, as a method to provide greater flexibility in deck management... making it easier to switch between strategies and rent out optimized collections, and prepare for future game modes.

In the ever-changing Splinterlands, adaptability is the name of the game. Custom Sets take deck management to the next level, giving players the power to swap strategies on the fly, rent out battle-ready collections. If you want to stay ahead of the competition, it's time to master the art of Custom Sets.

Jumping into Custom Sets is like unlocking a new cheat code for efficiency. Instead of wasting time manually piecing together decks before every match, you can save and organize different setups for quick access.

Just hop into your deck manager, hit the Custom Sets tab, and create a new set. Name it something badass like "PVM's Madness" or "Magic Mix Method" and then start stacking the perfect lineup of cards. Once it’s locked in, switching between sets is as easy as flicking a switch.

Why let your extra cards sit around collecting digital dust when you can turn them into a steady income stream? Renting out Custom Sets is a game-changer, allowing you to earn while helping others level up their gameplay.

Creating and listing sets begins with locating the Card Sets section. Once you have found it, click the Create toggle to enable the creation mode. Next, select the Create button within your desired set box to initiate the process.

If you are working with custom sets, you can use the available filters and the autofill button to add cards to the set according to your preferences. These filters allow you to fine-tune your selection and ensure that only the most suitable cards are included.

If you are working with prefilled sets, you can streamline the process by clicking the gold Autofill button, which is indicated by the green arrow below. This function scans your collection for eligible cards and automatically adds them to the set, saving time and effort while ensuring accuracy.

If you want to tweak which cards get added, hit up the Autofill Settings and play with the preferences. You can decide whether to allow Gold Foil cards, choose if only the minimum level cards get added, and set the max level of cards that the autofill can pick. Adjust these settings to fine-tune your set exactly how you want it!

If you’ve made changes, smash that Save button and head back to the previous screen. Now, hit the gold Autofill button again to drop in any newly eligible cards. Once that’s done, if you’re missing cards, click on the greyed-out ones to check out your options.

From here, you have two choices. You can power up your cards by combining duplicates in your collection to increase their levels, or you can find missing pieces through trades or marketplace listings.

When your set is locked and loaded, hit the Create button. If it’s a custom set, give it a name. You can always find your set under the Manage toggle within the Sets section. From there, you have full control and you will be able to edit, list, or delete your set. If you delete it, all your cards will be returned to your collection.

With your set locked in, it’s time to put it up for rent. Click List to get started. The Suggested Price automatically pulls from the cheapest set currently listed, so you’ve got a solid reference point. Set your price, hit List, and boom—your set is live and ready for action!

If there are 7+ days left, your rental runs until the season ends, and you can cancel after that. If there are less than 7 days left, your rental rolls over into the next season too. Even if you cancel early, the set stays rented until the season’s done—no backsies!

Once your set is listed, check it out in My Rental Listings. You can view cards in a set or delist it, but if a set is already rented, you’ll have to wait until the timer runs out before it’s fully removed.

From effortless deck swapping to smart rentals and advanced strategy building, this feature gives players an edge in ways never seen before. If you’re not using Custom Sets yet, you’re already falling behind.