Hello Everyone! Hope you all are doing great and welcome to another #Splinterlands post.
Today I wanted to do another #Splinterlands Card Spotlight, and this time I picked a card that caught my attention because of its design. The artwork looks really cool, but I also wanted to see if the card itself is actually worth using.
The card is, Harbinger of Chaos.
It is an Epic Life unit, and at Level 6 (max level) it unlocks both of its abilities. It only has two abilities, but sometimes that's all a card really needs. Some cards don't need a huge list of skills if the ones they have are already really useful.
After looking at this card for a while, I think it has a pretty interesting role.
The first thing I noticed was the overall stats.
At max level, Harbinger of Chaos has:
Mana Cost: 8
Attack: 4 (Magic)
Health: 10
Speed: 3
For only 8 mana, having 4 attack is honestly pretty impressive.
That attack alone can make this card scary.
The only thing that worried me a little was the lack of armor. Cards without armor sometimes disappear faster than you expect, especially against strong melee attackers.
Still, having 10 health gives it a decent chance to stay alive for several rounds.
Divine Shield: Ignores all damage once, after which the Divine Shield is destroyed.
The first ability is Divine Shield.
This ability lets the card completely ignore the first source of damage it receives.
Honestly, I have always liked Divine Shield.
Sometimes one blocked attack changes everything.
Imagine an enemy monster with huge damage attacking first...
Instead of losing a big chunk of health, Harbinger of Chaos simply shrugs it off.
That extra survival can be enough to get another attack in.
And considering this card already has high damage, surviving one extra turn is a really nice bonus.
Immunity: Provides immunity to magic debuffs and Cripple.
The second ability is Immunity.
This means the card ignores negative effects like magic debuffs and Cripple.
I think this ability becomes much stronger depending on the ruleset or the enemy lineup.
There are plenty of battles where poison, debuffs or annoying status effects slowly destroy your team.
Harbinger of Chaos simply doesn't care.
That makes it much more reliable in longer matches.
It's one of those abilities that you don't always notice,
Until your opponent can't weaken your strongest attacker.
Personally, I think this card works best in medium or high mana battles.
Eight mana isn't cheap, but it's also not super expensive.
With 8 attack, Harbinger of Chaos feels like a damage dealer instead of just another frontline monster.
I would probably place it behind a solid tank and let it keep dealing heavy damage every round.
Divine Shield helps protect it early.
Immunity helps keep it useful throughout the fight.
That combination actually works pretty well.
Overall, I actually like Harbinger of Chaos more than I expected.
When I first saw that it only had two abilities, I thought maybe it would feel a little boring.
But after reading them properly, I realized both abilities are very useful.
Sometimes simple cards are easier to fit into different teams.
The combination of Divine Shield and Immunity makes this unit surprisingly durable, while the massive attack means it isn't just sitting there doing nothing.
Would I call it one of the strongest Life cards?
Maybe not.
But I definitely think it's a solid card that can perform really well in the right lineup.
Sometimes having fewer abilities isn't a bad thing if those abilities are actually useful.
I'll definitely pay more attention to Harbinger of Chaos in future battles, because I think this card has more potential than I first thought.
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