THE DANGERROUS WATER CREATURES!!!

Kelya Frendul

Kelya amassed so much wealth exploring numerous lands, she purchased a fleet of ships and built her home on the small island of Vorlan. Surrounded by sea and mist, she and her Wave Breakers constantly plot ways of finding the sword and shield. They also love a good challenge and especially enjoy combat. She and the Wave Breakers are often hired as mercenaries to clear out dungeons and fight on behalf of the highest bidder. The next highest bidder to come calling just so happened to be the Chaos Legion.

Kelya doesn’t ask questions as long as her pockets are lined with coins and treasure. Yet, the promise of arriving in Kymia was more than enough for her to take the job. The legendary silver weapons may well be within her grasp and the Chaos Legion is her ticket to fortune and glory.

This is a data-driven beginners guide to Kelya Frendul. We have analyzed 700.000 matches featuring Kelya in the Silver league. This dataset forms the basis for this guide.

This guide is based on match statistics that we have collected since the launch of Chaos Legion. We will use data from Silver league, because strategies in Silver league are more refined than in Bronze, while still primarily based on level 1 free-to-play cards. So using this as a basis is ideal for creating a beginners guide, which is the purpose of this post.

Kelya Frendul is the second most successful Chaos Legion starting summoner, only outclassed by Obsidian. But Kelya is a much more versatile summoner, who can adapt different strategies that fit most situations. Learning to play Kelya is probably the best way to understand the dynamics of the game at this moment, and can be a great main summoner to start with. The water deck also has some of the most powerful cards that can currently be acquired relatively cheaply, and is therefore a great tool for figthing your way out of the lower leagues.

The guide features an introduction to Kelya Frendul and her most important cards. Win rates across all mana limits, win rate in different rules and against different summoners. We also cover team setup at a range of manas, and we discuss the best options for first card purchases to expand your Obsidian deck.

Mana Cost 4
Edition Chaos Legion
Rarity Rare
Abilities +1Speed +1Defense
Burn Rate for Regular Foil 20 DEC per BCX
Burn Rate for Gold Foil 500 DEC per BCX
Link for Kelya Frendul for sale in Splinterlands

In accordance with the lore, Kelya Frendul’s ingame ability is to grant enhance her team with water magic, gibing increased speed (+1) and protection (+1 armor). These buffs are really good. Armor is of course great against any melee or ranged team. But when you face magic instead, you will still have a positive effect from your summoner, as you will often get to strike before your opponent due to the +1 speed buff.

Kelya Frendul is in our opinion the most versatile of the Chaos Legion summoners. You have a wide range of styles to play, and the water deck has great cards for any style. While the armor buff, at least to the authors, can somehow feel like a prompt to play melee monsters, there really is no reason to avoid range or magic cards. Magic monsters have equal use for armor, if not more (since they rarely have armor themselves). Nevertheless, the basic Kelya deck uses more melee cards than range or magic. But the reason for this is simply that her melee cards are very powerful.

The most important card in Kelya’s deck is the Deeplurker:

BY FAR THE BEST FRONT WITH MONSTER WITH KELYA LIKE LOW MANA CAP LIKE 12-17 IS

**DIEMONSHARK

Diemonshark is SCARY at level 4! (Battle Report, Big Damage, and MULTI KILLS)

At level 4, Diemonshark has 3 Attack, 4 Speed, 6 Armor, and 8 HP which is nothing to scoff at but the big reason level 4 is so important is because that's when it gets it's next ability! Enrage!

It is a GAME CHANGER and I have two battles to show why so keep reading or you'll never be able to live with yourself!

THIS CARD IS ALSO IMPORTANT ON MY DECK MOSTLY IN LOW MANA MATCH

TID BITER:

Tide Biter is a Monster that can attack the target with Melee Attacks. Especially when it is upgraded to level 3, it can be more effective and more beneficial to the team in battles. It gains the Reflection Shield Ability when upgraded to level 3 so I upgraded it. Reflection Shield is a much-needed ability in many battles, especially against Monsters with Blast Ability and Thorns Ability. I can honestly say that the Reflection Shield Ability can greatly help me win some battles.

Tide Biter has the Reach Ability at level 1, the Reflection Shield Ability at level 3, and the True Strike Ability at level 6.

Reach Ability : Melee attack Monsters with the Reach ability may attack from the second position on the team.
Reflection Shield Ability : This Monster doesn't take damage from Blast, Magic Reflect, Thorns, or Return Fire.
True Strike Ability : This Monster's attacks cannot miss.
Tide Biter is a Epic Monster Card in the Water Unit and belonging to the Reward edition. Tide Biter costs 3 mana. Tide Biter NFT Card is currently starting at $0.13 on the market. The Gold Tide Biter NFT Card is currently starting at $7.14 on the market. In addition, it is possible to rent the Regular one for about 0.10 DEC and the Gold one for about 1.21 DEC per day. These prices are valid for level 1 (The gold one starts from level 2), prices may increase as the level rises. Dark Energy Crystals (DEC) is currently trading at $0.0008622.