Aim True

This can be helpful for battling those though to beat monsters with dodge or flying ability as you will hit them, whereas before you may have had many misses. I love the Aim True ruleset so that I can deal the maximum impact to my opponent.

On to this week's battle.

My Team

This is a high mana battle and I therefore needed some good heavy hitters.

Battle

My opponents:

The rules for the battle are:

Watch the Battle on Splinterlands

ROUND 1 - Coeurl Lurker vs. Uriel the Purifier

My opponent has used the awesome Coeurl Lurker up front who is a great tank because of his dodge ability. However, this will not work this time because of the Aim True ruleset. My idea originally was to use Iziar upfront because of his magic void ability, but opted instead with Uriel because of his strong melee attack and I hope that he will survive my opponent's magic attack because I only have him at level 1 and he has no heal. Iziar will be the backup.

I have opted for the Slow Worm who has a strong melee attack and often misses. Now he will hit his target! My choice of ranged attack was low because we could only play odd-numbered cards, but having some ranged attack to take advantage of Sloan's +1 ranged attack was important. These guys are slow and could often miss but now I know they will hit their target.

ROUND 2

Things start off well for me in round 3 with my Sand Worm almost taking out their Sand Worm and leaving him with just 1 health. Cabalist is the next to fall at the hands of Portal Spinner followed by my own Lone Boatman because their Sand Worm is still standing.. just.

Next Djinn Muirat goes down at the hands of Runemancer Atuat who is practically unscathed in this battle so far.