Testing new Monsters from Rebellion - BLACKMOOR NYMPH

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The Rebellion edition came out last month and with it, there came a lot of new summoners and monsters. There are some meta-changing abilities and gameplay changes too which made it more interesting and challenging at the same time. One of the keys to success in this game is to know all of your units and how they can be best used in the battle. And here is me trying to educate myself and others with these posts about one of the new units that came out during this sale. In this post, we will talk about a Rare Earth unit, the Blackmoor Nymph.

Let's start by looking at its stats in detail.

Blackmoor Nymph

CARD
RARITY	Rare
ELEMENT	Earth
LEVEL	1
MANA COST	3 POINTS
ABILITIES/BUFFS	Immunity

Blackmoor Nymph is a Rare Earth unit that came out during the recent Rebellion sale. It is a low man cost unit which you can use in your lineup by spending just 3 mana and it deals magic attack damage which is quite impressive at this lower cost. It also has enough health that can last for a few rounds, especially with its 'Immunity' ability which can even longer its duration in specific rulesets.

I will show you how I utilised it in one of my battles.

My Lineup

This is my lineup for the battle

Position	Summoner/Monsters
Summoner	Obsidian
Position 1	Legionnaire Alvar
Position 2	Bramble Pixie
Position 3	Regal Peryton
Position 4	Queen Mycelia
Position 5	Goblin Psychic
Position 6	Blackmoor Nymph

It was a 40-mana cap battle and only had the "Aimless" ruleset which gives all the monsters the Scattershot ability.

Only Earth and Dragon elements were active during this battle. I went with Obsidian as I wanted to increase my magic attack damage.

Legionnaire Alvar was my tank for this battle. It was a 40 mana battle so I had enough mana to spend on my first unit, that's why I used this battle. It cost 9 mana and had enough health and a lot of armour which was extremely effective especially combined with the 'Void Armour' ability. It also dealt 2 melee attack damage which is not bad too.

Next on my lineup was Bramble Pixie, another melee attacker doing 3 attack damage on its own and coming with huge health. It had the 'Reach' ability to even attack from this second position. All this costs just 7 mana which was very impressive and this added a lot of attacking strength to my lineup.

Regal Peryton was placed in the third position in my lineup. It was the first of many magic attackers in my lineup. It only costs 5 mana but deals magic attack damage with quick speed and good health. Its 'flying' ability helps it dodge many attacks, especially from those of low-speed melee and ranged attackers.

Next in my lineup was Queen Mycelia who is yet another mage dealing 1 magic attack damage. It just costs 4 mana and comes with a very useful 'Protect' ability which gives each of the friendly units an extra 2 armour. This is very crucial in the 'aimless' ruleset as the attacks are much spread out and if every unit has armour it gets tough for the opponent to get through the defences.

Goblin Psychic worked as a tank healer who supported my tank beautifully throughout the battle. It costs 6 mana and deals 2 magic attack damage of its own. But the best part is its healing ability and that's exactly why I used this in my lineup.

Last but not least is the Blackmoor Nymph of course, which is a cheap mage costing just 3 mana and comes with the Immunity ability that helps it survive for longer.

Now that my lineup was set, it was time for battle.

I will share my battle here, which I have uploaded to YouTube.