This weeks featured card in Splinterlands Share Your Battle Challenge is Kulu Swimhunter.

This Weeks Featured Card:

Kulu Swimhunter

Addition: Chaos Legion
Mana: 4
Level: 4
Attack: 2 Range
Speed: 3
Health: 6
Ability: None

I have the gold foil version of Kulu Swimhunter at level 4. I can only use this card at level 3 because I only have level 2 summoners but soon that will change. For the mana this is a pretty good common card to throw in the back of your line up. See my featured battle here.

This battle had a 56 mana cap with the rules Holy Protection meaning all monster ignore the first damage taken. Also Close Range giving all ranged attack monsters the ability to attack from the first position.

My Line Up

Summoner

I used Kelya Frendul who gives all friendly monsters plus 1 shield and plus 1 health. I have this summoner at level 2 which allows me to play common cards up to level 3.

1st Position

I Put Nerissa Tridawn, a powerful 9 mana magic card. This card has 10 health, 2 speed and 3 magic attack. I put this card in the first position to hopefully get a few hard hits off before it gets killed.

2nd Position

I threw in Djinn Oshannus with the void ability. This is a 8 mana card and has 10 health, 5 speed and 2 magic attack. I used this card as another solid hitting card with a lot of speed hoping to get some misses while he does some damage.

3rd Position

I went with Wave Brood with the taunt and close range ability's. This is a 8 mana card and has 12 health, 1 speed and 1 range attack. I figured this card would take a bunch of hits with it's high health while the other monsters do some damage to my opponents line up.

4th Position

I used Venari Wavesmith a 5 mana card with the protect ability. It has 4 health, 1 magic attack and 2 speed. Giving 2 extra armor for all friendly monsters I put this card in the middle hoping my other monsters could take an extra hit or two.

5th Position

I thought the featured card Kulu Swimhunter would go well while the higher health monsters do their job in the front of the line up. At 4 mana with 5 health, 2 range attack and 3 speed this card went well as a range attack monster with some good speed that can do some good damage from the back of the line up.

6th Position

In the final position I threw in Axemaster a 7 mana card with the double strike ability 5 health, 2 range attack and 4 speed. This card gets two turns every round so it has a possibility of doing up to 4 damage per round, not a bad card to have in the back of your line up.

At first glance I thought this battle was going to be a tough one. They had a good line up with some hard hitting range attacking monster. But in the end I was able to hold on for victory. Check out my battle here.

I hope you enjoy the battle and maybe even get some ideas in some of the strategy of the game. See you next time.

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