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This post discusses the Born Again battle condition in the game Splinterlands. The author explains that Born Again grants the Resurrect ability to all cards in combat, allowing them to come back to life with 1 point of vitality after dying. The author suggests using cards with shield points and magic attacks to take advantage of this condition. He then showcases his lineup, which includes cards like Noa the Just, Kulu Mastermind, Venari Marksrat, and Deeplurker. The author also provides a link to a battle against an opponent with a life deck. In conclusion, the author recommends using cards with shield points and magic attacks to maximize the potential of the Born Again condition. He invites readers to share their strategies and discuss the post in the comments section.

This post discusses the Rebellion edition "Meriput Magician" card in Splinterlands. Meriput Magician is a healer card with the abilities Tank Heal, Shield, and Strengthen. The post provides a breakdown of its stats and abilities at different levels. The author also shares a match where they used Meriput Magician and achieved victory. The post concludes by asking readers if they own or have encountered the monster in battles.

This post discusses the Battle Mage Secrets Weekly Challenge in the Splinterlands game, specifically focusing on the Born Again battle ruleset. The Born Again ruleset grants all cards on the battlefield the ability to revive once if eliminated during the battle. The author describes their strategies for two battles using different decks. In the first battle with an Earth deck, the author uses cards with the Magic Attack type and the Obsidian summoner to enhance their magic attack. They utilize cards like Failed Summoner, Prismatic Energy, Centauri Mage, Spirit Miner, Goblin Psychic, and Spirit Shaman.In the second battle with a Life deck, the author combines Melee, Magic Attack, and Ranged Attack-type cards. They use the legendary summoner Grandmaster Rathe and cards like Uriel the Purifier, Corsair Bosun, Spirit Miner, Adelaide Brightwing, Izair, and Silvershield Sheriff. Each battle formation is explained in detail, highlighting the strengths and abilities of the chosen cards.

This blog post discusses the current meta in the Splinterlands game and focuses on countering the popular strategy of using Daarg Deadblast. The author shares his own battle strategy and lineup, highlighting the importance of adapting to the available mana, rulesets, and opponent's playstyle. He provides a detailed description of the battle and the decisions he made to counter his opponent's team. The post concludes with a reminder to participate in the Battle Mage Secrets challenge and a referral link for new players to sign up.

This post discusses the author's experience playing the Splinterlands game with the new Battle Mage Secrets collection. The author specifically focuses on the rule "Odd Ones Out," which only allows monsters with odd mana costs to be used in battles. The author shares their strategy for building a team and highlights the cards they used. He then provides a detailed account of a battle they played using this rule, analyzing each round and explaining his decisions. The author concludes by discussing their overall experience with the rule and expressing their appreciation for certain cards in the collection.

In this PeakD.com post, the author shares three interesting battles from their Splinterlands accounts in the Modern Bronze and Champion leagues.

The first battle in the Modern Bronze league features a lineup of fire and life splinter cards, with the author's strategy focusing on using the Martyr ability of Grum Flameblade and the Enrage ability of Skargore to create a powerful setup. The author's lineup proves successful, and they come out victorious.

The second battle takes place in the Modern Champion League, and the author experiments with using Solace Ashinach as their tank. He also utilizes ranged and magic monsters for offense and adds support with Queen Mycelia. The battle showcases a moment where the opponent's Soul Strangler attacks and is defeated by the author's tank, resulting in a victory for the author.

The third battle also takes place in the Modern Champion League, and the author employs a "cheese" lineup strategy. He uses Dual Strike monsters, Katrelba Gobson and Dhampir Infiltrator, and Inspire and taunt cards to damage the opponent's backline. The battle demonstrates the effectiveness of this strategy, and the author emerges as the winner.

Overall, the author shares his experiences and strategies in these battles, providing insights into different gameplay approaches in Splinterlands game.