#wildformat

Cover created in Canva About a week ago, I shared a post in which I talked about how to maximize rewards in “Wild Format.” In that post, I explained the clear strategy we should use to come out ahead despite

Greetings, Splinterlands friends. In Splinterlands, managing our resources and making smart decisions when renting or buying cards is the difference between making steady progress and stagnating. As a

Cover created in Canva The Wild Format was for a long time the only format in the game, since players could use all the cards in the game; however, over time this changed until the “Modern Format” was

Greetings, Splinterlands friends. I’ve been exploring the entire Splinterlands universe for days now; and this time, I was analyzing the card rental market for competing in the Wild format when I stumbled

Cover created in Canva One of the topics I see discussed most often is the profitability of the “Wild Format” today, since—as we all know, and anyone who doesn’t will learn in this post—the “Wild Format”

Image created in Canva Greetings Splinterlovers 💚 Many new players avoid the Wild format because they fear facing only old cards and that the rewards are generally lower than, for example, in the "Modern

Remove the wild pass for manual players to help retain players when Chaos Legion rotates into Wild

Playing in Splinterlands' Wild format offers a richer experience with unlimited cards, deeper strategies, nostalgic value.

The painful Yodin Zaku with his blast ability. Maybe a Bloody Envoy can lessen the impact?