Welcome to my daily game-analysis series of posts on the exciting world of Spliterlands! In this series, I will analyze a match of mine and a card I like to use (including their lore, mechanics, strategies, and different types of games). Whether you're an experienced player or just starting out, this series will have something for everyone.
I'll discuss the rules, strategies, and techniques involved in playing each game, and offer tips and tricks to help you improve your skills and win more games.

So, whether you're looking to learn some new tricks, improve your existing skills, or just enjoy reading about the world of Splinterlands, this series is for you. Join me here as I explore the exciting world of card games!

🛡️⚔️ Let's check on the game ⚔️🛡️

Here is the link

I like to play in the gold/diamond league where my wallet can afford it 🤷🤷🤷

💎 This game is in Gold League and Modern. 💎

The Ruleset

Super Sneak:
All melee monsters are equipped with the Sneak attribute.

Holy protection:
Monsters have the divine shield attribute.

Counterspell:

All monsters have the Magic Reflect attribute

21 Mana: Only 35 Mana can be used in total for this game

Splinters that can be used: All except Fire and Death

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⚔️🛡Let the Battle Commence⚔️🛡

I chose to play with Water since with Kelya I get +1 shield.
21 mana needs low mana monsters and I believe that water monsters have the advantage on that.

Round 1

I chose to target the front and not the back of the enemy's line as the element of surprise for the enemy. The enemy used Chaos Agent in the last position so I believe that if I would target the back, I would have lost. The enemy had a good tank on the front as well and that made it difficult to destroy it.

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Round 2

Still, the tanks are there and I haven't yet found the hole to penetrate his defenses. My Merdhampir struggles to stay alive.

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Round 3

My Merdhampir has fallen, my Angelic Mandarin slowed the enemy with its healing as much as it could.

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Round 4

The tank has fallen and that is probably the end of my enemy. The only thing that might stop me is Pelacor Bandit due to each speed and flying attribute but the enemy positioned it really back on the line.

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Round 5

Enemy's monsters are falling like flies anymore. My Pixie demolishes their shield and at the same time hits 1 Life as well.

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Round 6

2 against 2 and I'm expecting to have some difficulties bringing down the enemy's pelacor.

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Round 7

Still 2 vs 2 but i'm close to clear 1 more monster.

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Round 8

Pelacor against my monsters. My sethropod can't even reach pelacor... 😌

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Round 9

Same here.

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Round 10

My sethropod is about to fall but Wave bitter is doing its job.

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Round 11

Close call but I won!!

🤑Tips to lower the rental cost for battling🤑

We don't need to rent all cards for the brawl, Some tips which will be explained are given below :

• Rent only 2 or 3 types of splinter that suit your gameplay
• Rent gold commons if you want a maximum earning, however, don't overpush it if the gold cards are too expensive.
• Think simply, legendary cards are awesome but as the mana of some monsters increases, there is a smaller chance to be picked for the game. For example, I have stopped renting Raa or Chthulhu due to that fact.
• Rent only what you like to play. If you don't "feel" it with a card then chances are that you are not going to use it too much.

❤️❤️ My MVP card (Lore) ❤️❤️

The temperature of Azmaré’s Frozen Hell has been gradually but steadily increasing for the last ten years, since the salt sickness has taken hold there. The Ice Shelf itself is not in any imminent danger of melting, nor is the Palace of the Frost Giant, but new, mischievous creatures of the ice have been emerging from the melted cracks. These Ice Pixies have apparently been frozen for many lifetimes, simply awaiting a warmer season to make their escape. Once free, Ice Pixies play like warp speed children throughout the Splinterlands, making a real mess of the natural world.

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🤔Why this card??🤔

This card can find its way into any low mana line-up. It can cut the enemy's shield like butter. The only thing you need to look out for is to have this card in front of the other (so hit first if the other of your cards has a similar speed). If I could I would have bought it for sure.