Share your battle staring Temporal Master

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This week I decided to try out using Temporal Master in a battle and give some of the rationale for using him.

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Ruleset

Mana 29
Holy Protection: All Monster have the Divine Shield Ability.
Super Sneak: All Melee Attack Monsters have the Sneak ability.

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Lineup

Tank: Shieldbearer With Taunt causing all damage to initially go to this monster.
Second Position: Soul Fiend Zero mana monster with 1 melee attack.
Third Position: Vulguine 2 melee attack with Scavenger ability. This allow for 2 sneak damage in the Super sneak ruleset and gains one health each time a monster dies.
Fourth Position: Temporal Master 3 magic attack every other round. Used to place a decent amount of damage against an opponent every other round with a cost of 3 mana.
Fifth Position: Creeping Ooze Monster with slow ability which will reduce the speed of the opposing team by one.
Sixth Position: Uriel the Purifier Monster with 9 melee damage every other turn and with self Heal for 3 each turn. Placed in the last position to absorb all of the melee damage the opponent has in the super sneak ruleset.

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Battle Link

Battle Link

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Conclusion

In this battle I choose the incorrect positioning for my monsters. Since the opponent did not have any melee attack all damage went against the tank.
This allowed my opponent to take out my line without my healer coming into play until the last few rounds.
The tool https://splintertools.io/ says that I would have went from a 0% chance to win to an 89% chance to win if I had swapped my first and last cards.
Uriel the Purifier in first place and Shieldbearer in last place.

Temporal Master only survived to fire one time and thus was not effective in this battle.

I am still trying to find an effective method to use recharge monsters.

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