Splinterlands Social Media Challenge - Rebellion!

It’s here and it’s beautiful. The rebellion set is finally out and well I’ve already used it in battle. In the pre-sale I bought 10 packs; the packs packs I bought made me eligible for a promo card which was airdropped to my account on December 5th.

I bought 10 packs but then I ended up opening eleven packs, the eleventh pack I got from was a giveaway win. Before December 5th I was very excited. With the new changes the rebellion promised I was sure it was going to be a new feeling to the game.

We did see a few demos of how the rebellion set is gonna function and all I can say is that damn, they’re top-notch. I was hoping that I’d get a few good foils but it seems my 11 packs were not enough to grant me a gold foiled card. I was fortunate to get a legendary card though; which is a life element card with mana eleven.

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Ever since the release of The Rebellion I’ve not shy away from using it in battle even though I have yet to use it in a brawl match to see how effective it will be in a rebellion-only fray. Oh yes, I forgot to add that now there are some changes to Brawl as well since the rebellion is a new beginning for Spl.

Now let’s look at a few of the cards, describe them and see how best they can be used in battle.

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The first card we will be looking at is the Pirate of Eight. A water card which immediately looks amazing just by taking a look at its maxed-out card.

At level 1 it has 1 melee, 2 speed, 0 shield and 2 health. With a mana of 4, it compensates for its low health and melee with the reach ability. This means that even though it’s a melee unit you don’t need to play it in the first position cause you can put it anywhere in the lineup up and it’s going to do the job for you.

With this card being a water card I can already think of one of the best ways to use it in battle. Looking at its level 8 card makes me want to see how much this card will be on the market.

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The next card I’ll be looking at is the Croire, a water card I’d absolutely love to have. I love using the earth cards so anytime I see a watch card I immediately get excited.

The croire is an earth card with 6 mana. At level 1 it has 1 melee and 2 speed. 0 shield and 8 health. At level 1 it has very good health.

With its snipe ability, you’re sure to enjoy using this card very much in battles.

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The next card I’ll be looking at is the chaos golem. A card which speaks for itself. This represents real chaos as a fire card. At level one it has 3 melee, 3 speed, 4 shield and 10 health. Am imagining using this card with Tarsa summoner where it gets a +1 boost in a melee attack.

To cap it all off it has the rage ability which can simply boost it to a melee attack of 7 or 8 depending on the summoner used. With a shield you can easily play it in the first position and boy it’ll do a clean job for you.

This are the few cards I’d be talking about in this post. All the information about this cards aren’t out yet as using them in game will make them to be more appreciated. Let’s see what happens.

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