Today, I once again did some shopping in Splinterlands, adding two new cards to my deck. In this week's πSplinterlands social media challenge,π I'll share a way you can add great cards to your deck. This blog will be especially useful for new players, as it will give them ideas for adding amazing cards to their decks without any external investment.
[https://ecency.com/hive-13323/@splinterlands/splinterlands-social-media-challenge-t3shzw?referral=untilwelearn](https://ecency.com/hive-13323/@splinterlands/splinterlands-social-media-challenge-t3shzw?referral=untilwelearn)In the beginning, battles aren't so difficult that you feel you lack good cards, because your opponents enter the Butterfield with basic cards like you. However, as you climb the ranks, battles become more difficult. I'm speaking from experience, as I've consistently lost battles as I rank up. Even now, I can't progress beyond a certain rank because I'm still in the process of building my own deck. However, for quite some time now, I've been adding new cards to my deck periodically through Direct DEC or by purchasing drows from the Glint and Guild Shop. Because of this, I now have a large number of Level 2 cards, which are improving my strategies and making the game more exciting.
In this sequence, today I purchased 2 rarity draws from the Glint Shop. You can also use your Glint reward earned during Ranked Play to obtain amazing rewards, including rarity draws in which you can get random soulbound cards. These cards can not be traded or delegated, but you can play with them, which eventually can help you improve your ranking and grow your account.
Today I made two random draw purchases, the first of which was a rare draw in which I got this Death element card, which is a ranged attacker with 4 health and 3 speed. It costs 7 mana and has an amazing feature: its Impede ability, which reduces the target's speed by -1 after each successful attack. I genuinely liked this card because it has good attack power and excellent speed. The only drawback is its health, which requires providing armour or health through other cards. However, it can still be deployed in the last or second-last position in a lineup, allowing it to perform significant attacks on the enemy while remaining somewhat protected.
This is the second card I received in an Epic Draw, costing 7500 Glint. Costing 6 mana, this is an Earth element melee attack card with 1 armour, 5 health, 3 speed, and the Opportunity ability. This card is also good and very useful for me because I mostly play with Water and Earth elements, and even among them, I'm more friendly with melee attackers, so this card could be a good fit for my strategy. Besides attack power, the stat I value most in a card is speed, as it allows you to gain an edge in battle by performing attacks first. This card has excellent speed and the Opportunity ability, which targets enemy cards with the lowest health. This card can be especially useful in low-mana battles.
Imagine spending the Glint rewards you earn while playing this game to add many more cards to your deck, improving your battles and developing better strategies. This is a great way to improve your ranking in the game, and playing with better cards will make the game more enjoyable.
With this, I conclude today's blog. I hope you enjoyed it and also got to learn something good from it. Thank you for reading this blog!
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