Earlier, random Rebellion cards were obtained from the rarity draws in the reward shop and I have been purchasing rarity draws from my glint rewards for a long time and that is how I have collected some amazing cards in my deck but unbinding the cards used to be an expensive process but after the change in the reward system, when I came to know that now only Conclave Arcana cards can be obtained here and unbinding them is also relatively very affordable, I come here every few days to shop. I've added a lot of Arcana cards to my decks this past season, and this is just the beginning. Just like the Rebellion set wasn't part of the reward shop forever, the Conclave Arcana set won't be in the shop forever. I wasn't part of Splinterlands from the beginning during Rebellion, but I am now. So, it's part of my plan to incorporate as many Arcana cards as possible into my decks and unbind them. In that same direction, this weekend I shopped for 3 rare draws at once, and got these 3 cards, of which my favourite was the Undead Magic card named Mindless Thrall due to its mindblowing speed and Ulund Range attacker named Pixie-Knife Hurler for its moderately nice stats and Close Range ability, which makes it more useful.
Additionally, today I spent 1500 Glint to shop for five Kammom draws, and I received these five excellent cards. While this set includes a variety of cards, I've noticed that speed is a key factor in the cards I receive, which I really appreciate. I often mention in my battles that I prefer a card to be fast, because even if your attack power is low, if you can attack first, you'll always be ahead in terms of damage. In close battles, the ability to perform the first attack is a significant advantage, as you'll agree. Often, you lose a round simply because your opponent manages to attack you before you. However, this doesn't mean that attack power is less important, because what's the point of launching the first attack if its impact doesn't cause significant damage to the enemy. So every stat is important because in the ever-changing weather of Splinterlands, your greatest strength can prove to be your enemy, and your greatest weakness can also help you win a difficult battle.
Note:
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