Did you know that Weapons Training received a buff with the arrival of the Rebellion collection? In addition to talking about this buff and the new Rebellions that come with Weapons Training, we're also going to talk about the importance of Neutral Cards, mentioning some of the new cards seen in the Rebellions set.

Some of the new Rebellion cards that we will comment on are: Croire, the strongest Dino; Moxian Rebel, the magical buff that doesn't die; Ulundin Overseer, the newest tank in the collection.

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Weapons Training

Weapons Training underwent a major buff with the arrival of the Rebellions collection. Previously, this ability guaranteed the units on the side half the attack if they didn't have any Attack status, which was already interesting. But now, the bonus has removed this limitation and guarantees all attacks to adjacent monsters. However, adjacent cards still cannot have any attack beforehand and the bonus attack is limited to 4. I think this attack limit of 4 is enough, because imagine a tank monster full of shield and damage reduction like Baakjira, which reduces speed, reduces magical damage, has healing and also increases HP and now you will be able to attack too.

I believe that this ability will bring a big change to the meta and with that, cards that were previously not very valued because they did not have attack, are being used again. This way, these cards will increase in demand, bringing scarcity and value to those who believe in the project. In the modern format, filtering by chaos legion, since with the arrival of Rebellion untamed it will no longer be used, some cards stand out for use with Weapons Training: Riftwing, Pelacor Conjurer, Will-O-Wisp are some of them.< /p>

From what you understand, Chaos Legion brought the No-Attack cards and now Rebellions comes with cards with Weapon-Training to complete the combo. The first one that when I looked at it I thought: "Wow, this card is strong!", was Croire, an epic monster of the Earth element. He is a Tank that in addition to Weapons Training also has Flank, which allows great versatility, he can choose to buff the attack of a No-Attack with +3 or give Reach to a tank attacking from second position , while he heals himself with Heal. Lucky for us, he only gets Heal at level 4, but already at level 1 he has the other two skills.

The other card from the Rebellions collection that was released with Weapons Training was Moxian Rebel. This unit greatly benefited from the changes to Weapons Training, giving it full attack, because it will now be able to buff allies. And this buff will stay for a long time, because as she has Camouflage, they won't be able to attack her unless she reaches the first position. Also, even when you're in first position, because you have Phase and a good Speed ​​stat, you'll be able to dodge melees and mages.

One of this card's combos is with Summoners that buff Magic Attack, such as Obsidian. This is because as it guarantees its attack to NO-Attack allies, they would have +1 magic damage, but due to Obsidian's buff they will gain +1, going to 2 magic damage, that is, counting on Moxian there are 6 magical damage that 1 card brings to the team.

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Neutrals

With the arrival of the Rebellions collection there will be dual element summoners, which will give more gaming possibilities and new combos to be discovered. However, the lineup is still limited to two elements, but do you know who isn't limited by elements? YES! The Neutral cards!

The importance of analyzing neutral cards is because we can use them together with any other element, and can even adapt to dual strategies. So, knowing the new Neutral Cards from the Rebellion collection will give you a big advantage. We've already talked about one of them, Moxian Rebel, which is one of the new cards that will come with Weapons Tranings, but in addition to that, in Sneak Peak 3 (the most recent) another normal card was released, the Uludin Overseer.

The Uludin Overseeris a common neutral card, with a high mana cost (11) and due to its high HP, its primary function should be as a Tank. At level 1, Uludin already has 12 HP, the same amount that Tusk the Wide, an Epic Fire Tank, has at level 2. Furthermore, at its maximum level the amount of HP increases quite reaching a ceiling of 17.

In addition to its high health, the Uludin Overseer also has a lot of Shield, which goes from 5 at level 1 to 10 at its maximum level, a real tank. His only downside in my opinion is his low speed, which can affect dodges and attacks if you use Weapons Training with him, which by the way combats very well since he doesn't have an attack.< /p>

And if you don't want to use the Weapons Training strategy, you can simply rely on the Flank ability he has. This ability grants "Reach" to the monster in second position. So, a good idea is to use a tank that would go up front as a sub-tank to deal damage and still take good damage.

A curious fact is that Uludin Overseer at maximum level is the card with the highest HP of all with its incredible 17 HP.

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