Hello, Splinterlands cardholders. Welcome back to my weekly battle challenge post. On this occasion, I will present a battle with a fire element that I believe can be learned, as well as the strategy.
That is accomplished by employing the additional rule that all health points are equal. As a result, the personnel sent to the battlefield must be carefully selected.
In addition, I will break down the strategies I employ and analyze all the monsters I use in this article. If you want to watch the fight live, go to the following link:
Exploding Rats is a limited edition gift card series. Based on the number of health points it has, this card is ideal for use if there are rules regarding equal health points. Because if used under normal conditions, the exploding rats will be eliminated with a single attack
The advantage of this card is a speed . Will attack first while exploding the enemy and the enemy beside the target. Exploding rats will gain new abilities at level 5, including redemption. When this monster dies, it deals 1 point of damage to all enemy monsters.
Place the exploding rats in the front row if you want to use them as a sacrifice to kill the enemy's health points. When knocked out, it can immediately reduce the health points of all enemies after attacking at the start of the round
This card has a maximum level of 8 and deals four damage in melee attacks. This means it will deal 3 points of damage to the area around the target with explosive power.
I must carefully select the personnel I will use in this battle. Because this is a mana-limited battle. Only 18 mana points, and with that few, it's best to use monsters that require less mana.
The additional rules of equal health points and only monsters with melee attacks add to the excitement of the battle. I chose the fire element because it contains a lot of the low mana in my collection.
The enemy summoner MYLOR CROWLING with the thorn ability and using the earth element poses the greatest threat. However, since very little mana is used, the number of personnel you can deploy if you use MYLOR CROWLING will be constrained.
So I fielded teams with 1 Mana like FLAME MONKEY and RADIATED SCORCHER. BATTERING RAM using two mana. SERPENTINE SPY, HORNY TOAD, who has three mana, and EXPLODING RATS, who has four mana.
That is my fighting formation, and let's get to the battleground.
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All health points in the first round refer to the highest health point, which is 7 points. That advantage is beneficial to me because all of the monsters in my combat lineup now have increased health points from their origin. I also outperform in terms of personnel. because I fulfilled all of the existing combat line quotas.
Mycelic Morphoid is attacked by Exploding rats. Furthermore, the Horny Toad does not want to be left behind. However, the thorn effect causes my monster to receive 2 points of damage. In addition, two monsters with opportunity abilities, Battering Ram and Serpentine Spy, intense attack Mycelic Morphoid. Mycelic Morphoid was thus eliminated in the first round.
Exploding rats struck the Mycelic Infantry in the second round. The power of the explosion also struck the Hill Giant. Serpentine Spy and Battering Ram defeated Hill Giant this time. Uraeus' sneak attack had failed to eliminate the Flame Monkey.
This is the third round. After being exposed to the effects of thorn, Exploding Rats died. However, the absence of the exploding rats provided an opening for Uraeus' defense. In this round, Mycelic Infantry was also eliminated.
Uraeus faced the remaining three personnel in the fourth round. His Strength, however, cannot deal with three melee attacks, so victory is mine.
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To win this battle, a combination of additional rules and the amount of mana must be followed. As a result, if there are additional rules in the form of the same health points, choose a monster with a low health point total. Monsters with low health points typically have less mana.
The Exploding Rats are one of the monsters with low health points. This card is intended to be used in battles that follow the same health point bonus rules. Furthermore, it is critical to focus on increasing the number of personnel deployed. It is acceptable to select a card with low health points because the health points will be the same in battle.
The enemy chooses to use the earth element and rely on the thorn effect in this battle. It also uses a shield effect to reduce melee attacks. However, because the monster was fed a large amount of mana earlier, the number of personnel it sends down is limited. That was one of the factors that helped me win because the number of enemy personnel was less than the number of personnel I send.
Furthermore, the summoner's additional effect of an additional 1 point melee attack increased the damage power of each of my monsters. The enemy's expected shield effect is rendered ineffective.
Two Monster with the opportunity skill is also a destroyer owned by my team. Because the two monsters will seek out the enemy with the fewest health points. Although the thorn effect continues to harm my monsters, the high number of health points allows it to last for three rounds.
Those are some key points in my fight. I'm hoping it sheds some light on the battle against low mana, including the use of exploding rats.
That's all, and thank you for reading to the end. And have fun in the splinterlands.
🍃 Much appreciated. Terima kasih banyak. Muchas gracias. 🍃
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