Good morning, warriors! How's the battle going on your end? Over here, I just hit the ground running. Welcome to my blog, 
Today, I want to share Gramel the Hunger—the first and only monster with triple attack types (Melee + Ranged + Magic) on top of Charge, Scattershot (random multi-target hits), Relentless (true damage that ignores Shield/Void), Shapeshift (all bloodlines), and Camouflage. This combo makes it a chaotic, untargetable, multi-threat nightmare that just deletes teams.
Splinterlands is no walk in the park, but that's what amps up the excitement.A winning strategy weighs stats, abilities, rulesets, mana caps, and beyond. That's why you must factor them all into your deck building. Toss in strong cards to boost your setups, and push hard to rack up as many victories as possible! 🔥
Please permit me to talk extensively on Gramel The Hunger.
The Lore: A Sovereign of Suffering That Plays Along For Now.
Portia Nyr thought she could bind this beast. She summoned Gramel the Hunger (and its arcane skinwalkers) from the Plane of Chaos to serve the Conclave Arcana. Big mistake.In its native hellscape, Gramel is a king of kings — a glutton of identity that devours victims face-first and screaming.It feasts on flesh and remembrance.Their forms, memories, and very selves become part of the Hunger.
Now it walks the Splinterlands, shackled by Portia’s magic,but it’s clearly just playing along. As the lore chillingly states:
“It wears your face.It speaks with your voice. And when it claims its next victim, it’ll eat them with your mouth.”
This isn’t a monster you summon.It’s a predator you barely control. And in this recent battle, it reminded everyone exactly why the Conclave should fear what they’ve unleashed 🤗.
Card Breakdown:GRAMEL THE HUNGER Is The First Triple-Attack Beast In Splinterlands History!
Like I said earlier,Gramel is the first unit in Splinterlands history to wield all three attack types in one card,melee, ranged, and magic.This versatility, combined with its abilities, makes it a backline nightmare that can strike from anywhere.
It costs a whopping 11 mana, and at max level, this card rocks:
Attacks: 2 Melee + 2 Ranged + 2 Magic + full ability suite.
Health: 7, Armor: 1, Speed: 3.
Key Abilities (stacking across levels):
At level 1,(Bronze),It has these abilities, Charge and Scattershot.
CHARGE. Melee attacks from any position. No more front-line restrictions.
SCATTERSHOT. Ranged and magic attacks hit random enemy targets (perfect for multi-kill chaos).
On further upgrade,level 2 (Silver),it gains another ability called the relentless strike.
RELENTLESS STRIKE.Attacks deal true damage and ignore Phase/Dodge.
At level 3 (Gold),it gains another ability yet again, called the shapeshift.
SHAPESHIFT.Counts as every bloodline for maximum deck synergy.
Finally,at max level it gains camouflage.
CAMOUFLAGE(max level).Can’t be targeted unless it’s in the front position.
Low health? Sure. But with 1 armor, true damage, random targeting, and the ability to hit from the backline with everything, Gramel turns into an unkillable blender once it gets going.
MARKET VALUE:
Gramel isn’t just strong,he’s scarce by design. The devs made him a true collector’s flex: a first-of-its-kind triple-attack monster (melee + ranged + magic) with Charge, Scattershot, Relentless Strike, Shapeshift, and Camouflage,handed out like a golden ticket to the biggest presale spenders only.
Gramel isn’t a regular Conclave Arcana card.
He’s a limited-edition Promo card that was only distributed during the Conclave Arcana presale and he will never be available again.
You should be looking at $65.5 to have this card at max level.
Battle
Ruleset.
The rule for this battle was Amplify:
All units have amplify.Amplify increases the damage of Retaliate and all Punishment abilities (Corrosive Ward, Magic Reflect, Return Fire, and Thorns) by 1.
It does not stack.
Total mana cost was 55 and you are to chose splinters from either Earth or Death elements.
I would be posting shots were Gramel took out 4 out of 6 of my opponents monsters
Round 1
The complete setup on both sides each featuring 6 monsters respectively
+2 health to all my units from my summoner Aurelia, while his summoner,thalgrimore dished out -1 from all my units health as well
Round 2
I lost my tank Skrag The Gnaw,but it succeeded in leaving poison burst with Joraki Venshiro,the last monster on my opponent lineup a game changing move.
Round 3
I Lost my assist tank,but poison burst already activated, slowly killing venshiro, while Gramel succeeded in eliminating Arachne weaver.
Round 4
Lost another monster but poison burst finally put to rest Venshiro, while Gramel took out is second kill,Nim Guard Captain.
Round 5
Gramel taking out yet again another monster,this time is third kill,Gravebrand Warlock
Gramel: Fourth kill, it was brutal,Dark Arborist was the victim this time
Two against one already
Game Over
I won, and coincidentally,it was this battle that unlocked Silver 3 in modern ranked for me.
Gramel didn’t solo the entire enemy lineup,but he did deliver the final, fatal death blow to four out of six of the opponent’s monsters. This is not just participation,this is pure domination as the cleanup crew’s apex predator.
Gramel fought alongside a deadly squad: Skrag the Gnaw, Portia Nyr, Arcane Skinwalker, and Halfling Refugee.Together they tore through the opposition in this Modern Ranked clash, but it was Gramel’s insatiable hunger that sealed the deal on four kills. The opponent’s deck was left bleeding out while Gramel feasted on the remains.
Verdict:
I actually didn't follow the ruleset amplify, it was a risky/mismatched lineup I assembled for this modifier. I would say I won by shear luck and Gramel's abilities helped the deck! Please share your thoughts on the comment section,what would you have done different in my set up.
Thank you for reading and watching my post. Yours truly,
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