Sharing one of my battles for this week's Battle Mage Secrets, I find it fitting to share this particular one since the summoners are silenced and the chosen monsters will solely rely on their own abilities. Below are the battle rules that provided a challenging experience for the battle. The mana required for the battle is 13, and you can choose from the elements of fire, life, death, and dragon. This week's Battle Mage Secrets focus on "Equal Opportunity," but since my battle has three rules, "Silenced Summoners" and "Unprotected" were also included.

MY BATTLE

For the full video of my battle check this LINK.

For my battle, I choose Quix the Devious from the dragon paired with life element. I picked dragon because I believe this one monsters "Naga Assasin" would be a good choice.

LINE UP

Vulguine Lvl 8	3 Melee attack, 3 Speed, 4 Health	Scavenger, Dodge, Enrage
Chaos Agent Lvl 10	No attack, 4 Speed, 4 Health	Dodge, Phase, Backfire
Soul Fiend Lvl 4	1 Melee attack, 3 Speed, 2 Health	Swiftness
Naga Assasin Lvl 8	2 Ranged attack, 6 Speed, 5 Health	Backfire, Swiftness
Dax Paragon Lvl 6	2 Magic attack, 2 Speed, 5 Health	Amplify, Affliction
Venator Kinjo Lvl 4	1 Damage attack, 2 Speed, 3 Health	Reflection, Shield, Comouflage, Immunity, Slow, Amplify

BOTH TEAMS LINE UP

BATTLE ROUNDS SUMMARY
Round 1
For this round, I managed to destroy two of his monsters: Gargoya Scrapper and Soul Fiend. However, I also lost Soul Fiend from my own lineup.

Rounds 2 to 3
We both lost one monster each in this round. On my side, I lost Naga Assassin, while my enemy lost his Chaos Agent.

Round 4 to 6
I managed to destroy his entire lineup in this round without any casualties on my side.

BATTLE ANALYSIS

In conclusion, my line has been effective due to the following reason.

1. Selecting monsters with the abilities of backfire and phase is very helpful, as these abilities allow them to return damage to the enemy if they miss. Choosing chaos agent and Naga Assasin proved to be effective.
2. The use of monsters that provides speed and slow will be a good support for monsters that have abilities as mention on item 1. In my line up I use two monsters that provide swiftness and 1 monsters that slows my enemy.
3. Putting a Vulguine in the first position proves to be effective in this battle. Since this is an equal opportunity battle, the priority target is the one with low health. Additionally, the scavenger ability of Vulguine allows it to become a tank as the battle progresses wherein each monsters being killed in the battle will add up 1 health to this monsters. This strategy works particularly well against my enemy's lineup, as their monsters in the first position have no attack abilities.

I think that's all for this week's Battle Mage Secrets. I hope my battle could be used for your journey to Splinterlands. If you're interested in joining the game, you can use my referral link: https://splinterlands.com?ref=multicastx7