All yield to the power of Nerissa Tridawn!
Hello everyone and welcome again!
The last battle challenge has arrived before the new rewards cards appear. How are you preparing for their arrival? I have finished my last games of this season before because I will be busy this weekend so for my part, everything is already prepared for what will be the arrival of the new cards. I want to see them all and above all have them in my deck, meanwhile I'm going to focus on this battle challenge, in which I bring you a fun battle with Nerissa Tridawn. Don't miss it!
In case you don't know it...
Introducing Nerissa Tridawn!
Edition: Chaos Legion.
Rarity: Epic.
Element: Water.
Attack: Magic.
Mana Cost: Nine points.
Abilities:
- NONE
An the market cap of this card is:
- 1 BCX of this card in its regular version costs 1.44$ and you can buy a higher level version of 22 BCX for 45.60$. There are many at the minimum price so it is best to buy them individually right now.
I think its best price window has already passed, like all the other cards in its edition, so this may be the last chance to buy it at these cheap prices.
- 1 gold BCX costs 11.42$ and one at max level for 103.92, so each BCX would cost you 10.39$. Which is a very good deal in my opinion to buy this card at its maximum level in a single transaction.
How to use Nerissa Tridawn?
This card has no abilities and compensates for that with a high amount of life and a strong attack, so it could serve well in the first position of your team as the tank but as it has magic damage, it is more useful to put it in the secondary line as support for a tank that has melee attack and armor as Nerissa does not have, and so both can do a lot of damage while holding all the damage so that your other cards are safe.
The Battle! - click here to watch it.
Mana: 60 points - Ruleset: Healed Out + Armored up
Round 1.
I use Diemonshark as a tank because of its Trample, it is a card that perfectly combines offensive and defensive abilities and I love it as a tank for that reason.
Flying Squid works excellent with the Reach and its strong attack power, it's a very underrated card in my opinion.
Djinn Oshannus needs nothing to be said about him, he is a tremendously strong card in every way and a perfect accompaniment to water teams.
Nerissa Tridawn will be the last tank of my team in case it is necessary, meanwhile it will be the one that will cause more direct damage of all my cards thanks to its ability to ignore the armor.
Axemaster with its double attack and its great speed is a card that is always welcome, especially in these high mana battles.
Supply Runner works very well with Kelya for the speed boost, I like to combine them whenever I can, plus it does good ranged damage.
Round 2.
Although I think Disintegrator is a very good card, I think it doesn't work as well as a tank as other cards like Diemonshark, because it lacks defensive capabilities. In Silver rank the Diemonshark reaches another level thanks to its Enrage, as you can see in the image my card has 9 points of speed which makes it unreachable for all enemies except the Djinn Oshannus. Also the combination of speed of my cards help them to dodge many attacks, as happened in this round.
Round 3.
So far my card could not activate its Trample but that was not necessary because all the combined damage of my team was being unstoppable for my opponent. At this point the battle was practically sentenced and my victory seemed imminent, and once the Djinn Oshannus died everything was going to be decided since it was the only card that could attack without problems.
Round 4.
Round 5.
To close with a flourish my Nerissa Tridawn was in charge of giving the last blow to the enemy and leave him Ko to assure me the victory in this battle. Here the difference in levels between the cards had a big influence, which allowed me to have better stats, as well as better abilities, for example my Diemonshark that compared to the opponent has Enrage and better stats, the same for the Oshannus, etc.
How was my experience with this card?
This is a card that you absolutely need to have in your deck because of its high attack strength, it combines perfectly with its companions of the Riftwatchers edition and with Kelya is very well powered by the armor and speed, besides its price range although it has already risen, it is still very usable especially in its regular version, so do not lose sight of it because it is one of the best cards of the splinter water.
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