Using Splintertools extension to build the best Splinterlands deck

about 1 year ago

Hi Splinterfans! Even if I'm not playing thousands of games like I used to do, I'm still super interested in Splinterlands. One of the best aspects of the best play2earn game around is that @aggroed and other developers are turning the game into a real metaverse/ecosystem, always evolving assets, rules, and rewards.
Land was implemented a few weeks ago, new Soulbounds rewards cards are coming, battles rules changed, and much more.
What's even more interesting is that being all the data public on the blockchain, there's the possibility for the community to build applications on top of the game, and earn from the subscription to these tools.

Splintertools.io

splintertools.io is a big surprise and - quite frankly - a game changer for Splinterlands players.
It allows users to simulate battles that actually took place, providing statistics of what the outcome would have been making different choices.
As a player, I'm able to test out how a battle would have gone if different cards were used, or simulate a brand new battle from scratch. For every battle, an index of winning probability is provided, and this index is calculated through statistics and simulations.
By using this tool, I'm able to improve my team by just looking at the winning probability rate.

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Browser extension

The real deal is the browser extensions, which come at 1 HIVE per month per user (or 12 HIVE for the entire guild), and allows users to see in real-time the winning probability of your team for the league you're in. "Historical battles will be shown in the team creation page. As you build your team, the expected win rate of your team will be displayed below the BATTLE button."
At this point, Splintertools does not violate the TOS of Splinterlands, as they just take public information using the public API of Splinterlands. All of the information shown by Splintertools can be retrieved by anyone.