Splinterlands 🐉| BattleMage Secrets - Fog of War ☁️ [EN/PT]

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This week we had another incredible battle to be shared in the Splinterlands contest - TCG NFT Game - called Battle Mage Secrets. In addition to the rule of the week, which was Fog of War, we had 2 other rules that made the match even more competitive and unique. Check out the Post!

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[ENGLISH VERSION]

📌 RULES // MATCH 📌

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Fog of War | The rule of the week was Fog of War! In it, monsters that have any of the following abilities: Sneak, Snipe or Opportunity lose them, leaving the battle with a greater focus on the front line, unless there is a monster with Scattershot that can hit any monster.

Knowing that the main focus most of the time with this rule will be the tank/frontline, look for Tanks with a lot of HP and defense to put on your team, because they will receive all the attacks. Along with it, you can place supports such as healers and off-tanks to survive longer. Some off-tank with reach in second position might be a good idea too.

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Match Rules | However, like the entire match, other variables enter the equation such as the amount of mana, which was very low by the way and limited the card options. When mana is low, it's a good idea to have some 0 or 1 cost cards for this scenario. Furthermore, you could only use even-numbered monsters that were melee, due to the other rules of the game.

⚔️ ABOUT THE LINEUP ⚔️

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Ally | As the mana limit was low, there were not many options and a very large lineup. My big advantage was in the 0 mana monsters, Fungos Fiend and Chicken, which, as they are lvl 3 and gain 1 atk melee can be used in the melees only ruleset. And as you can only do melees and mana is limited, there's nothing better than Djinn Chwala, because of the Thorns that deal 2 damage to the opponent when he causes a melee attack. By the way, I really enjoyed renting this chicken Gold, it gives me a 10% bonus and is very useful in low mana games.

Enemy | The opponent this time does not seem to have a diverse collection of cards since he also used the dragon summoner and even then he only used one card, the Dumacke Orc which has Shield and Retaliate, he did not use any 0 mana. It's a great card to use in melee only, but it's only vulnerable.

👊 HOW WAS THE BATTLE? 👊

ROUND 0/1

Initial Turn is the time for buffs and debuffs. In it, the summoners' speed effects are canceled out, since Quix gives -1 to enemies and his summoner gives +1. Still, as my quix gives -1 archer in melees only it has no effect and as his summoner allows him to use gladius and he didn't use it, both summoners were not used to their fullest due to the limitations of the rules.

ROUND 2

At the end of Round 1, Dumackle defeated my fiend. In round 2, both tanks attacked each other, removing 3 damage from the Djinn's shield and 2 damage from the Dumackle's shield due to resistance to physical attacks.

ROUND 3 (End)

In round 3 the Djinn attacked first and ended with Dumacke's shield, then he attacked and did the same with the djinn's shield, but thanks to Thorns he took enough damage to end his 1 HP.

🤔 CONCLUSION 🤔

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I think the biggest takeaway from this battle is the importance of having diversity in your Splinter collection. Since the Chaos set is the most accessible, players could grab a few copies of the key cards and use them as the Core of the Deck and then gradually improve it with rebellion cards, from old collections and over time with your own soul bound cards.

In this match, both summoners were not used to their fullest due to the limitations of the rules, this shows us that there is a point for improvement, which is in the issue of summoners.