The science of using these two cards is to combine them as the first cards of your team, Arnak as the summoner and Chwalla as the tank, as he has spines he is a guarantee in Melee battles and as Arnak increases his armor it makes him more durable and the longer he lasts in the field the more damage his spines do, he also has a very good attack and a lot of life.

This gives you a very positive balance between defense and attack so you can use the entire secondary line to support the tank or to continue doing even more damage to the enemy.

In Silver rank these two cards are widely used by both real players and bots and that is not a coincidence. I am sure that these two cards must be at least in the top 10 of those that give the best winrate in the games and there are very few lineups that can stop them when they are together and accompanied by a good support team.

Round 1.

• My Djinn Chwalla will be calm with Shieldbearer, who will direct all the attacks towards him, giving space to my tank.

• Luminous Eagle supports my tank doing damage from the second position.

• Shielbearer is there to take all the enemy damage with his taunt.

• Time Mage is going to slow down the opponents to make my cards attack first.

• Pelacor Arbalest is my most powerful card in damage, it is the one that will be in charge of sweeping the enemy team.

• Djinn Renova as the final support, giving more life to my cards and doing magic damage from the last position.

Round 2.

The combined damage of my team together with the thorns finished with the enemy Windeku that was a very dangerous card, also the ruleset gave an extra point of endurance to all my cards and that was very important for my Shieldbearer to last longer in the battle.

Round 3.

Round 3 brought nothing new but to prove that using the Bearer as a shield in the secondary line is a super effective strategy, his Harklaw was about to be eliminated and with him it would be 2 enemy tanks down, while my Chwalla had not even taken damage.

Round 4.

Harklaw had already fallen and my Chwalla was about to die, but the advantage he gave me in combination with this team had decided the battle in my favor.

Round 5.

One more down. Three more left to win!

Round 6.

At this point there was absolutely nothing my opponent could do to avoid losing this game. His tank couldn't attack me and although Silent Sha-vi is a very dangerous card with that Sneak, alone it doesn't pose any threat.

If you want to see the whole battle click here.

What was my experience with this cards?

As I always say in these posts, all cards, no matter how good or bad they may seem, have their moments of glory and also their bad side, it's up to you as a player to use them as they should be and take advantage of them in your victories, play many battles, practice and you will become a better player.

Thank you very much for reading my post, I hope to see you in the next one, see you soon!