With Perfect Defense, Living Lava Can Destroy Almost All Enemy Monsters By Itself.

over 2 years ago

Living Lava is one of my favorite monsters. When it gets the chance, it can defend perfectly and destroy all enemy monsters by itself. Living Lava is a playable NFT card that anyone new to the game can use in battles. At level 1 Living Lava has the ability to reduce the damage of melee and ranged attacks from enemy monsters. Thanks to this ability, it is very difficult to destroy it. The opponent player has to choose monsters that can attack more powerfully to destroy it.

Also, Living Lava can do 3 melee attacks at level 1, so it can destroy enemy monsters very quickly. If you watch the battle in the video, you can see how powerful and destructive Living Lava is in battles.

On the opposing team, only Cave Slug could damage it, while other monsters could not damage it at all. Cave Slug's hits weren't enough to destroy it, and it didn't have that much of a chance anyway.

I love Living Lava and always use it on the team for battles over 18 mana. And I put Living Lava in the first position, Unless there are special rules in the battle, it usually doesn't help the team except for the first position.

Living Lava has 2 disadvantages, one of which is low speed, and the second is that it doesn't survive very long against magic attacks.

With the Malric Inferno summoner, you can increase Living Lava's melee attack by 1, so it can be more devastating. With the Pyre summoner, you can increase the speed of Living Lava by 1. I usually use these 2 summoners. Malric Inferno and Pyre are among the playable NFT cards and all new players can use these summoners.

Rules in Battle

Stampede: The Trample ability can trigger multiple times per attack if the trampled Monster is killed.
Up Close & Personal: Only Monsters with Melee attack may be used in battles.

Battle links in the video

Summoner and Other Monsters in My Team in Battle.

Malric was one of my favorite summoners in Inferno. All friendly monsters give +1 melee attack. In this way, the monsters in the team can be more destructive. But remember that the speed of monsters is very important in battles, so choose faster monsters when choosing other monsters.

Cerberus is also one of my favorite monsters. But I wouldn't put it in the first position in high mana battles due to its low health. Destroying it will cause the team to lose. That's why I usually put it first in battles under 18 mana. Cerberus restores some of its health each round.

Serpentine Spy is also one of my favorite monsters, the only downside being that it only has 1 health. So it's wiser to put it in the middle positions on the team. The speed is fine. Also targets the monster with the lowest health on the opposing team. It's great at dealing devastating damage, but can be destroyed with a single attack from enemy monsters.