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This was a Four's a Crowd ruleset battle with a 56 mana cap. After a long time, I chose Akane, an Archon of the Dragon element, for this battle. Since I had the freedom to choose another element along with Dragon, I chose the Life element. The strategy was clear: both sides could only add four cards in this battle, and the mana cap was high, so my focus was to build a team with as many powerful cards as possible. By powerful, I meant cards capable of delivering as many deadly attacks as possible. You can see my lineup. Furthermore, using my Archon's powers, I decided to grant two magic cards the Ambush ability.
You probably know that Magic Card attacks typically directly damage health, and that's why I chose Magic Cards to grant the Ambush ability. And then, during the Ambush round, these attacks had such an impact that when the battle began, the first attack from my second-ranked card knocked out the enemy tank, leaving the enemy with no significant attackers left. Well, you might think that in this battle, the enemy looked particularly weak from the start, but you could imagine an equally strong enemy, provided they didn't incorporate the Ambush ability into their strategy. You'll find that Ambush played a major role in this battle.
But the choice of Magic attack cards along with Ambush also makes this strategy different and deadly because the enemy's second line of defense had a lot of armors, if they had faced any other attack power then the result of this battle would have been different, but Magic, as per its nature, ignored the armors and directly targeted the enemy's health and in the second round itself the enemy lost two of its big attack cards.
Then, before the end of the second round, the enemy lost another card, primarily from damage from magic attacks. Although my first-place melee attacker also launched heavy attacks, none of the enemy's cards were knocked out by my tank card. The enemy possessed healers in addition to attackers, but the cards capable of launching heavy magic attacks didn't give the enemy a chance to recover from the impact of their attacks. Therefore, I reiterate that in every battle, the mana cap, ruleset, and other battle conditions are equal for both sides, but it depends on your understanding and strategy to strategise with the cards in your deck. I won my first-place tank card from the reward shop last season, and this card has proven itself every time.
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