Welcome to BDVoter Daily Showcase.

For those who don’t know, BDVoter is a curation project on HIve Blockchain that was initiated primarily aiming to encourage BD Hive users who were overlooked even after contributing to the chain with their excellent writing and meaningful engagement. However, the project has branched out to other communities and now manually curates worthy content on Hive including but not limited to creative writing, gaming content, travel blogs, sports talks, movie thoughts, and so on.

Besides, in an attempt to support a healthy ecosystem, BDVoter keeps an eye on @Splinterlands content and supports weekly challenges (Art Challenge, Social Media Challenge & Battle Mage Secrets). As the project strongly stands against plagiarists and spammers, content creators are encouraged to produce high-quality, meaningful, and original content that adds value to the blockchain. In short, we believe in creativity, so, show us the best of you!

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The post discusses a battle in Splinterlands with a challenging ruleset combination that includes Counterspell, Briar Patch, and Fire & Regret. The author shares their strategy for the battle, including the lineup of cards chosen to navigate the difficult ruleset. The battle unfolds over several rounds, with detailed descriptions of the actions taken by both teams. Despite the opponent's efforts to increase damage and reduce incoming damage, the author emerges victorious. The post also includes links to previous articles and resources for playing Splinterlands.

This post discusses the importance of positioning in battle when the Even Stevens rule is in effect in Splinterlands. The post explores strategies and character selection to adapt to this challenging rule, emphasizing the need for variety and quality of characters. The battle rules, mana limit, and game lineup are detailed, showcasing a specific strategy involving melee characters with even mana costs. The post also highlights specific characters and their abilities used in the battle, along with the summoner selected for the match. The conclusion expresses gratitude for the support and invites readers to join the competition. Additionally, links to the battle and the game are provided for further exploration.

This post discusses the Battle Mage Secrets contest held by the Splinterlands team, focusing on the Even Stevens rule which limits card options to those with an even mana cost. The post provides insights on team strategies, lineup choices, and a detailed recap of a specific battle. It also highlights the importance of learning from defeats and mentions powerful cards like Deeplurker and Cursed Windeku. The post is available in both English and Portuguese versions.

This post discusses strategies and tips for the "Even Stevens" ruleset in Splinterlands. The author shares their lineup and battle experience, highlighting the importance of using even mana units and specific elements like fire, earth, water, and dragon. They also analyze a battle where they were defeated and discuss potential upgrades for their team. The post provides valuable insights for players looking to optimize their gameplay in Splinterlands.

This post discusses the Even Stevens rule in the card game Splinterlands, which only allows cards with an even-numbered mana cost. The post highlights strategies and card choices under this rule, emphasizing the importance of predictability and careful planning. The author shares their battle experience, focusing on positioning, card selection, and the use of specific abilities to gain an advantage in the game. Ultimately, the post provides insights into effective gameplay tactics within the constraints of the Even Stevens rule.

In this post, the author discusses the Even Stevens ruleset in Splinterlands, which only allows units with even mana costs to be used. The author mentions that the ruleset limits collection options but can still effectively utilize various splinters. The post includes a detailed battle analysis using an Earth splinter team, highlighting the importance of certain cards like Lily Shieldpaw and Aves Strugis. The author also provides insights on other cards like Vruz and mentions their top three recommended splinters for the Even Stevens ruleset. Additionally, the post introduces a prediction game related to Splinterlands battles for readers to participate in.