Good day to you magnificent Splinters,
I pray that you had a fantastic season so far on Pretoria land.
Aim true battle ruleset come as a surprise to players who frequently shared battles in mage secret challenge. It is one of the favorite game ruleset that I like to describe in a review.
Attacks hit their target is a scenario where there is almost no room for miss strikes. Additional ruleset forces the composition of my line to be divers and stronger than usual.
Noxious Fumes: All Monsters start the battle Poisoned
Aim True: Attacks always hit their target.
Lost Magic: Monsters with Magic attack may not be used in battles.
Mana Cap
33
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Life team faced the mighty dragon fire warriors with Akane as summoner. Who do you think could hold on to the last round.
| Grandmaster Rathe | Uriel the Purifier | War Pegasus | |||
| Celestial Harpy | |||||
| Uraeus | Venari Crystalsmith | Soul Fiend |
Life warriors were powerful enough to survive poison and attack from the opposite side of the round.
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| Akane | Cerberus | Forgotten One | |||
| Dalthin Ironhood | Grimbardun Smith | ||||
| Scavo Chemist | Scorch Fiend |
The selection of fighter from either side of the board was capable to cause serious damage to the opposite side. Range fighters were on the first stand in this scenario.
The ruleset for this battle was not very simple to manage. The priority was to cause enough damage to the opposite side before the poison took out one's fighter. The range and melee fighters were allowed on the battleground. Uriel was the best tanker on the board. He could manage all intake as damage and heal part of his health. The plan was to survive the longest on the board.
Uriel was the strongest card on the board. He protected his line and gave the maximum damages to the opposition. Of course the poison affected all cards in the arena. The loss of fighter was not under the Splinters control except the immune equipped cards. Uriel was too powerful to be taken down. In addition, range warriors could not attack from the first position in the line.
Warm regards