I did not know that I inspired @mermaidvampire to play SteemMonsters but that was fun to read it in her blogpost.
In a comment I promised to tell her my basic strategy in this game. I am confused often and really do not know why some things happen. But this is my basic steps.
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Choose Colour
I most often play green. The strategy behind that choice is simple. Green is a nice colour.
But every colour has there own benefit. I can not really see some is better than other. It depend which card you select how this will effect your game.
Choose a Tank
The first card is always a "tank" for me. A card with a lot of life. I have two different favourites :
Rexi - 9 life and a really hard fist to fight with . Can hit with a power of 5
Flesh Golem - 10 life AND he can heal himself. So maybe 14-15 life. But he has a weak punsch.
With a tank in front you defend your other cards more (I think...)
Throw-cards"
So what wil I have behind the Tank? I almost everyday choose good cards that can throw magic or axes. It is like the battlefield where you have strong infanteri in front with archers behind...
This cards I had yesterday when I won 9 times in a row.
copy and paste
This strategy is well known. Just look at the top 10-20, Can you copy and have same cards as them? They know more than me and you and have absolutely a good plan. So sometimes I try to copy and paste.
Many or few cards
Is it better to have 3 strong cards than 6 weak?
I am not sure about that but I think that depend by the mana-number. With 17-18 mana I like to have more powerful cards. With 25 mana I lika to have more cards. But I have no clue what is right.
Do not practise - just FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT - to paaaaaaaaaarrrrrttttyyyyy"
I do not like practisemode. I never do. "Try, Loose and Learn". That is how I play, that is how I invest and make steps i my company. You can not feel the pain and happinies in practise-mode. Go for it - And kill them !!!
That is my strategy. And as I use to say...
"The most important thing is not to win - it is that your opponent should loose"
