Share your battle challenge; my first experience with magi necrosi and being able to rent the card.

Hello Gamers!!

Happy Sunday to you all! It's been quite an amazing time on Splinterlands, and with all the fun, growth on the platform has to be considered. For some time now I have been thinking about how to spread tentacles to different aspects of the game, of which I have been looking at ways to enhance it despite the series of failed attempts, which may have been discouraging at some point, but to make things easier, different findings have been made resulting in more knowledge on how the Splinterlands game is handled. Going through some of the packages handled by Splinterlands, I came across the battle challenge, which I found interesting and needed to try.

Going further to engage without meeting the requirements wasn't going to work, so I had to follow some necessary procedures to enable me to take part in the battle challenge. As specified by the challenge, the card to be used isn't just any card but specifically "Magi necrosi." From here, it needed some transactions to give me the advantage of either possessing or renting the card. Checking my wallet, I realized I wasn't holding any swap hive but the interesting thing is, I recently bought in some GLX that was not staked yet. What was the major token needed for me to have access to either buying or renting the card? The access is having a reasonable amount of DEC; the good thing about this DEC is that it is affordable, and to get a reasonable amount, I had to swap from GLX to swap.hive and from swap.hive to DEC. The swapping was successful, and from successful swapping, further processes were taken.

After holding a somehow useful amount, I went further to see if I could afford buying, but from the DEC I had in my possession, I wasn't able to buy rather than rent the card. In following the procedure, the card is considered to be in a class of dead elements and of rarity. At this point, knowing this just on my own wouldn't have been possible, but with a guide, the process went as fast and smoothly as possible. After the basics of the battle were met, I went further into battle. The first round showed surrendered; this may be based on one reason or another from my opponent's cards or the time.

Being conscious of the game, I couldn't just leave without seeing how beautifully most of the cards function, and then I realized that most of the cards were as good as bad. Considering the cards' abilities, most cards were not significant enough to lead to a battle win, but with time, all other necessary adjustments will be made to aid in battle wins.

Thank you for reading!