Hello, Splinterlands warriors! I initially thought the whole sticker business in Collector Binders was pretty simple. Pick a sticker, put it in the binder, and you're done. Turns out, Splinterlands has

Have you ever been caught between feeling healthy and feeling not so healthy, but not really ill enough to label it being sick? When asked how you're feeling, you can't explain it. You just know that you

Hello everyone I welcome you all to hive music community I am favourstrings and today I will be singing a song cover of yeshua hamashiach by Nathaniel bassy. Yeshua hamashiach is all about God's name.

Greetings, Splinterlands warriors! This brawl taught me something I’ve experienced many times before: winning feels good, but losing to the right opponent can sometimes teach you much more. This time,

Better Safe Than Sorry - Because You Never Know : ZAPFIC 50 - Based on

There are times when a new card in Splinterlands doesn't feel like just another addition to the collection. Not because its stats are amazing, nor because it might become expensive someday, but because

Summer of the Great Petunia Poisoning and Other Dilemmas - Part 5

Hello, Splinterlands warriors! From a distance, war in Splinterlands looks simple: cards enter the arena, attack, and one team wins. But behind those few minutes of battle, another war moves more slowly:

There are times when a new card catches my attention because of its massive damage. There are also cards that make me curious because their abilities seem strange. Well, El Jefe belongs to the second category.

Bad Day For Extortionist Jay

Hello, fellow Splinterlands warriors! Welcome back to Battle of the Day. This time, I’m not talking about a new card or a strategy I already know by heart. Instead, I’m experimenting with something that

That’s why I wasn’t surprised to see boats with outriggers on display at the museum.

Summer of the Great Petunia Poisoning and Other Dilemmas - Part 4

There was a time when I thought collecting cards in Splinterlands was simple: own the card, and that was it. Gold Foil was better, Black Foil was even better. The more you had, the happier you felt. That

Hello, Splinterlands warriors. Another Brawl has come to an end. As usual, there were wins, there were losses, there were matches that made us feel like brilliant strategists, and there were also matches

Chima sat at the edge of the park bench that was situated opposite the large pond at his favourite amusement park, with his legs crossed over the other. He had the countenance of a confused bachelor struggling

Some people think that you have to spend on expensive products before before you look nice,some think you need to use hours in front of mirror using everything to cream your face and body before looking

Greetings, Splinterlands warriors! For me, every Brawl always has its own story. Sometimes we enter the arena with our chests puffed out, confident that our strategy is solid, our cards are neatly arranged,

Understanding that she'd never see a total alignment of all eight planets in our solar system during her lifetime, Epiphany vowed that she would witness the next multi-planet alignment that occurred. So

Some cards give you a warning simply through their name. Gorm the Vengeful. His name sounds like an announcement: if you meet him in the arena, be prepared to face someone who has arrived carrying a grudge.