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A few days ago I opened a Rebellion pack and pulled Ashveil Tactician.
Ashveil Tactician is a pure support/utility monster with no native attack — no melee, ranged, or magic of its own. What makes it interesting is Weapons Training. When you place a monster that has the Weapons Training ability next to it, Ashveil gains up to +3 attack of that monster’s attack type.Interesting you might say.
In this battle I decided to put the theory into practice. I placed Rage (which has Weapons Training and +4 Magic attack) right next to Ashveil Tactician,an ideal recipient and just like that, Ashveil picked up +3 Magic attack.
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Ashveil Tactician is a Rare Fire-element Elf monster from the Escalation mini-set (part of the broader Rebellion-era content in Splinterlands).
At max level as shown above,it stats are:
Mana cost: 4
Attack: None (0)
Armor: 4
Health: 9
Speed: 5
Looking at its stats, Ashveil Tactician is relatively durable for a 4-mana non-attacker. With solid armor, decent health, and good speed, it can survive longer in the backline or mid positions.
Abilities:
It gains four abilities by max level (unlocking progressively by league/level thresholds):
From left to right, they are:
At level 2 (Bronze ), it gains Inspire ability.
At level 4 ( Silver), it unlocks another ability called Pinpoint.
At level 6(Gold), it gainsMagic Reflect.
At max level ( Diamond-Champion),it unlocks its final ability called Shield Ward.
These abilities make it a versatile support piece focused on melee/Sneak amplification, magic retaliation, and frontline protection.
Market Value.
The rulesets are:
You can only summon amoured units.
Units and archons lose all abilities that restore health.
Though I won this battle,I just want to practicalized the Weapons Training. If you look at the lineup in this screenshot,you would see Rage behind Ashveil Tactician with zero attack.
After the activating tactics phase,you can clearly see Ashveil Tactician,now has +3 magic attack gained from Rage who has +4 magic attack with the Weapon training ability as well. This is the beauty about this game..
Game over.
Ashveil Tactician is an ideal recipient because it has zero native attack. Benefits include:
Gains an attack — It can receive up to 3 damage of the trainer’s attack type (Melee, Ranged, or Magic) from an adjacent Weapons Training card. This turns a pure support unit into a damage dealer while retaining all its support abilities (Inspire, Pinpoint, Magic Reflect, Shield Ward).
Positioning flexibility — You can place a Weapons Training unit on either (or both) sides. If the two trainers have different attack types, Ashveil can gain both; if the same type, it receives only the higher value (capped at 3).
In short, Ashveil Tactician is a high-value 4-mana support Elf that becomes significantly more threatening when paired with any adjacent Weapons Training unit, converting its defensive/support profile into a dual-role contributor without losing its core abilities. I am happy to have it in my deck collection.
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