Increase Back Damage with the Amplify Ability. And Focus Chest | Splinterlands

It is a very effective strategy in dealing damage by hitting targets in battles, as well as dealing back damage to enemy monsters attacking your team. With Monsters With Magic Reflect, Return Fire, and Thorns Ability, enemy monsters can be damaged back. Dealing back damage to enemy monsters can be very effective in battles and it can give your team a big advantage and it will be easier to destroy enemy monsters. Back damage can be increased with the Amplify Ability, which increases the effect of back damage and makes it much easier to destroy enemies.

• Magic Reflect Ability : When hit with Magic damage, does reduced Magic damage back to the attacker.
• Return Fire Ability : When hit with a Ranged attack, Monsters with Return Fire will return reduced damage back to their attacker.
• Thorns Ability : When hit with a Melee attack, does damage back to the attacker.
• Amplify Ability Increases Magic Reflect, Return Fire, and Thorns damage to all enemy monsters by 1.

If I'm going to use a Monster with Magic Reflect, Return Fire, or Thorns Ability in my team, I definitely add a Monster with Amplify Ability to my team. I would say this strategy works very well in most battles.

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The battle ruleset had the Briar Patch rule, which meant that all monsters would have the Thorns Ability. That's why I added Dax Paragon with the Amplify Ability to my team without hesitation. I've also added the Pelacor Conjurer with the Magic Reflect Ability to the first position. So, at the beginning of the battle, both enemy Melee attack monsters and Magic attack monsters would take back damage, and the Amplify ability would be increased back damage. Even though the opposing team was more powerful, my strategy worked better in this battle and my team was able to win this battle.

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