My Splinterlands Battle Challenge Secret!!

Unprotected

The blog entry for today's Battle Mage Secret Challenge is Unprotected, which indicates that none of the monsters on the field are getting any armor at all. However, throughout the game, shield abilities and divine shields can be applied. The image of the broken armor served as a reminder that when this battle condition is present, you might not be able to use armor at all. As a result, you should be careful when choosing your cards and summoners that buff armor heavily because they are ineffective. When the armor is not accessible, you can choose monsters that like challenges of this nature, such as sneak attack and opportunity, since they can pierce their health when hit by powerful strikes. However, you will merely lose some of your potential combination. Please be gentle with me while I throw my strategy and technique in this battle, which is one week preparation.

I'm finding it difficult to prevail in battles like these without protection. I challenge a lot of players in the tournament, but I usually lose a lot when it comes to unprotected because I tend to rely heavily on armor. I use neutral cards like Arkemis the Bear when the mana cost of the battle is high and Venari Wavesmith when I'm fighting with a water element. I am going to show what transpired in this battle against Unprotected, which I was able to win after several, frustrating battles. The 99 mana cap is really hard to comprehend and evaluate, but one thing that definitely works in my favor is that Odd ones out limits how many cards we can utilize for this task. I don't worry about close range combat rules since I know we'll be using all three elements in this conflict. which is Dragon, Fire & Life.

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Battle Mage Secret Strategy

I am delighted to have a gold foil dragon summoner because this tournament is a gold cards only battle, which means that if you don't have any gold in your deck, it will also reduce my chances of prevailing. Quix the Devious Gold foil summoner, which my opponent uses, really aids in his versatility in a variety of challenges and rule sets. Actually I was shock to notice that my opponent is using a lot of legendary gold foil cards in the battle, such as Uriel The Purifier, Carnage Titan, Adelaide Brightwing and Oshuur Constantia.

I would also like to clarify why Adelaide Brightwing is in my strategy combination. She is there because I wanted to use the resurrection ability, and since 99 mana is quite high, I don't care about the mana. The resurrection is the most important part of this challenge because I want to amplify more damage and tremor to my opponent by sustaining my Drybone Barbarian, even though the repair is useless in this fight.

Early Match up

Let's talk about the opening match of my Splinterlands Battle Journey. I only have common cards that I can use for this challenge, but my opponent has some of the strongest cards in this Bronze League. He has four legendary gold foil cards, which are somewhat expensive, but he managed to use them to fight me. I believe he may have rented the cards, but it's also possible that he purchased them, which is a great investment in this Modern Format.

I only have one legendary gold foil card, Adelaide Brightwing, who will soon become one of my legendary workers on the land. However, for the time being, since the land is still being fixed and released, I will use it in battles and tournaments. In addition, I use Drybone Barbarian, my level 5 soulbound reward card, which is extremely powerful because it has retaliation, giving me the chance to counterattack and destroy any monster opponent that attacks him with physical damage. I only have 1 additional buff health from Djinn Renova to increase the health of all my monster on the field.

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Mid-Game Encounter

Following the attack trade of attacks, I was unable to keep my Drybone Barbarian safe from my opponent's numerous assaults, particularly from Adelaide Brightwing, Djinn Renova, and Oshuur Constantia. I was only able to launch a successful counterattack when Uriel the Purifier and Carnage Titan attacked him physically. The exciting part is that Stitch Leech's sneak attack was unsuccessful because my last monster has a flying ability and speed of three, whereas Stitch Leech only has two, so he is remarkably sluggish. My monster, on the other hand, has a top speed of 3 and can fly, so it keeps avoiding its attack, which is how I was able to keep my long range attackers on the back lines. Quix the Devious's debuffing speed does not always cause my monsters to become sluggish and weak when they attack; nevertheless, I was still able to fortify them on the battlefield since my summopner has an ability to increase single speed that counters Quix's debuffing minus 1 speed, making my monster cards still have a strong matchup in the course of time.

End Game

In the final phase of the fight, Stich Leech is the only monster left on the battlefield to face my monster's wrath. Djinn Renova is still protecting my three monsters on the back, Adelaide Bright Wing is still flying over the battlefield and ready to strike at any moment, and the two untouchable monsters are still capable of attacking, giving me a winning edge in this challenge. I've included a battle link and a YouTube video so you can see my genuine satisfaction of the task at hand. The fight was interesting to watch. I am happy with my combination that allowed me to prevail in this tournament against those formidable, Legendary Gold Cards.

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Ranked Battle

No Protection

Video Battle Challenge

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