Hello Splinterfamily,
I'd like to share my experience with the Taking Sides ruleset match and the team I used. I hope to provide valuable insights to fellow players through this discussion. Here are the key points I want to cover:
Specific monsters: I will discuss the specific monsters I selected for my team in the Taking Sides ruleset battle. I will discuss their unique abilities, roles, and how I synergized them. By sharing this information, I hope to help other players construct their own effective teams for this particular ruleset.
Challenges and lessons: I also encountered various challenges and learned valuable lessons throughout my battles in the Taking Sides ruleset. I discovered unexpected synergies, effective strategies, and faced formidable opponents. Sharing these experiences can offer insights that can help other players enhance their gameplay.
Thank you for your attention. I hope my insights prove beneficial to the Splinterlands community.
The match took place on the IGN Hive account@subashtechy which is my account.
The format of the match is Ranked-Modern-Silver league.
BATTLE MAGE RULESET: Taking Sides
Description:
No neutral units may be used.
Battle Rules, Mana and active elements:
Rules: Wands Out,Taking Sides And Explosive Weaponary
Regal Peryton with phase is kind unattackable freaking monster,
Void Dragon same as regal but with void,
Chaos Dragon for some scattershot,
Goblin Psyhic to heal the tank,
Djinn Biljka just to stay hidden with camo.
About Battle:
Round 1 and Final Round :)
Result:
Battle Analysis and Tips:
Choose a splinter that synergizes well. Consider the strengths and weaknesses of each splinter when building your team. For example, the Water splinter is good at dealing melee,magic and archer damage and buffing allies, while the Earth splinter is good at tanking damage and applying debuffs.
Use summoners that complement your team. Summoners can provide powerful buffs and abilities to your monsters. Choose a summoner that synergizes well with your team composition and helps you achieve your desired strategy.
Position your monsters strategically. Place your monsters in the order that best utilizes their abilities and protects them from enemy attacks. For example, you may want to place your tank monsters in the front row to absorb damage and protect your ranged and magic monsters in the back row.
Adapt your strategy to your opponent's team. Analyze your opponent's team composition and adjust your strategy accordingly. For example, if your opponent has a lot of magic damage, you may want to focus on protecting your monsters from magic attacks.
Since no neutral monster can be used try to utilize the dragon combination or stick with focus attack strategy ( which means to allign monster to attack one particular monster from opponent team to take it out faster out of the field).
