Splinterlands- Elbar Bravepath: A useful low mana support unit.

Hello friends, I hope you are doing well and enjoying the game. Today I want to share my thoughts about an interesting common water monster from the new foundation collection. It costs only 3 mana which immediately makes it an interesting option for battles where we have a limited mana budget.

One thing that makes this card different is that it does not have an attack. Instead of focusing on dealing damage its main purpose is to provide support to the team. At maximum level it has 1 armor, 4 health and 4 speed. These stats make it a decent low mana option that can contribute without taking too much space in our lineup.

Its most important ability is cleanse. This ability removes negative effects from the friendly monster in the first position. I think this can be very helpful against opponents who use poison, burning or other harmful effects. Sometimes removing a negative effect at the right moment can make a big difference in a battle.

Another thing I like is its flexibility in positioning. Although it can work as a low mana tank placing it behind the frontline can also be a smart choice because its cleanse ability can continue supporting the first monster. This gives players different ways to use it depending on the enemy team and battle rules.

Of course it has some weaknesses. Since it cannot attack it does not provide direct damage to the opponent. Its defensive stats are also limited so I would not depend on it as the only frontline protector.

Personally I think this is a useful little support card. Its low mana cost and cleanse ability make it a good option for players who want to build a balanced water team without spending too much mana.

I’ll wrap up today’s post here. I hope you enjoyed this brief review of the card. Thank you so much for taking the time to read my post. See you in the next one. Thanks to everyone ❤️