Every time I see Giam Root, I can’t help but think Splinterlands slipped a little Marvel Easter egg into the game. The name itself feels like an anagram of "I am Groot", and the design, the towering

The one who provides balance and stability makes the whole group stronger without asking for attention. That is the story of Ujurak Elder. In every game there are units that stand out for their stats,

Battles in Splinterlands don’t always go the way we plan. Sometimes a strategy looks strong on paper, but when the fight starts, small details can make all the difference. That’s why, after matches, I

Sometimes in life, the strongest tools are also the riskiest ones to use. There is a saying, "No pain, no gain." You get more power but at the same time you add more danger if things don’t go

Sometimes the strongest piece in the match is not the one dealing the most damage, but the one making the enemy weaker. I seen plenty of fights where a small unit quietly became stronger when left unchecked.

Sometimes it’s not the big hits in front that win the fight, but the small cuts in the backline. I've been in matches were everything looks fine until suddenly my healers and buffers are gone, and then

This unit kinda reminds me of how certain strategies work in real life. You think you’re pushing ahead but overlook the quiet threat in the corner, waiting for the right time. That patience and timing

This unit kinda reminds me of how certain strategies work in real life. You think you’re pushing ahead but overlook the quiet threat in the corner, waiting for the right time. That patience and timing

I have a very special battle for this week. Rules and Modifiers usually change the flow of battle. It changes how everyone should play and rewards or punishes anyone who followed and disobeyed the rules.

You ever notice how some matches turn into a slugfest? Just two walls smashing into each other, neither side wanting to give up ground. It’s in those matches where the one who can deal damage while taking

I've been playing a lot of Frontier Mode recently when I have the time. I think I prefer it over Ranked Mode due to the limited choices of units. This make the battlefield fair and make me use of my game

You know how some games have that one moment that flips the whole match? Like when your opponent thinks they’re in control, but then one unit gets a buff, and suddenly the tide turns. That moment always

I've recently discovered Sheng Xiao and Poison Burst and now, I have a big fun with that combo. The Poison Burst from Sheng Xiao is really strong that you only need two Taunt units to get them off really

This was an amazing week and finally... FINALLY, I've got my first ever commission. It's nothing major and just a few discord/twitch emotes but still, I feel blessed and fulfilled. As much as I want to

You ever had one of those matches where your opponent just refused to go down, no matter how many hits they took? Some units feel like they're built with bricks, man. Lately I been paying more attention

It's been a while since I've last posted my drawing. Actually, it's been a while since I last touched Splinterlands due to the things I've been doing behind the scenes. I've just had a lot of new things

Sometimes the best defense is not just a wall but it’s a wall that hits back. Lately, in Splinterlands, I’ve noticed more and more people trying to out-speed and burst through everything, but that doesn’t

Sometimes in Splinterlands, the fastest unit isn’t always the safest one. We’ve all had battles where a 1-speed unit dodges everything and our 5-speed carry just gets deleted. Speed is strange. It feels

There’s always that one lineup you keep going back to, not because it’s the strongest on paper, but because it just works. It’s the team that holds together when things get rough and doesn’t fall apart