Namaste to all the Warriors of Splinterlands!🙏

In this week's 🌟Splinterlands Social Media Challenge🌟, I will show you a battle in which you will enjoy watching the way my cards beat the enemy in the first round itself. Although the battle lasted for more than one round, the result was largely clear in the first round itself. But let's understand from the beginning how all that happened and what was my strategy for that.

The total mana cap for this battle was 46, including the summoner's mana cost as we all know and the ruleset for this battle is Standard: No change to standard gameplay rules or mechanics!

My lineup for this amazing battle!

Position	Summoner/Monsters	Abilities
Summoner	Kelya Frendul	+1 armor and +1 shield
1st Position	Giant Apline Skink	Shield
2nd Position	Pallus	Flying, Reach, Kindred Spirit
3rd Position	Djinn Oshannus	Void
4th Position	Venari Wavesmith	Protect
5th Position	Rune Arcanist	Weaken
6th Position	Deeplurker	Opportunity

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I created my team by using 46 of my total mana cap!

Kelya Frendul a water summoner is my choice for this battle because he provides +1 Armor and +1 Speed to all friendly units at just 4 mana cost. If I am battling with a Water Summoner, these first 3 cards are mostly the same at least until there are better cards in my deck. All three of these cards are very good in their stats and also protect themselves in some way or the other. Apart from these, Venari Wavesmith provides additional +2 armour to teammates, Rune Arcanist deals a -1 health blow to the enemy team and Deeplurker is ready to attack the enemy even from the last position with the Opportunity ability.

Let's now look at the Battlefield and how I positioned my cards!

Before the cards get summoner's powers.

After the cards get summoner's powers.

Now let's see what happens when the battle starts!

🔥Round 1

First of all, you can see a big difference between the two teams that my team has comparatively more health, more speed, and more armour, which gives my cards an advantage in many ways. Now with all this, it is obvious that my cards had to get the opportunity to attack first, so they did and in the back-to-back attacks of my first 4 cards, the enemy's most important card got knocked out.

🔥Round 1 (still remain)

Here without wasting any time my 4th card took out another enemy card from the battle field with a single hit. Even till this attack none of the enemy cards had performed any attack and the reason for this is low speed and because the enemy cards have less health along with speed, therefore they are not able to stay on the battlefield for long.

🔥Round 1 (somewhere in the middle)

This is the effect of the attack of my last position card. Since the Opportunity Ability attacks the enemy with the lowest health, my card entered the middle of the enemy team and targeted them. And here in this first round, the attacks of my cards are over, now it is the enemy's turn, but you see that due to low speed, half of their team has been knocked out by the time their turn came.

And in that too they have only 2 attackers and both of them are range attackers meaning they will stop attacking as soon as they reach the first position. Now you can guess the battle ahead on the basis of your in-game knowledge and if you want to enjoy this entire battle from the beginning then click on its link.

And believe me, you will learn a lot by watching these battles and especially you will get to know the significance of different stats. These stats are not a part of these cards without reason. Not only the attacking capability of a card but also its health, speed, abilities and positioning play an important role in your strategy.

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