Fog of War: All monster had no ability to sneak and snipe.
Odd Ones Out: The monster card can be that have Odd number mana cost will be out.

Mana Cap 21

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Dragon

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BATTLE SUMMARY

Round One

I had to utilize the best summoner level 6 CONTESSA L'AMENT with the addition of LIFE SAPPER in this match and make the most of my rentals

The rules are straightforward—no sneak attack and Odd ones out—so I only had a few monster cards in my position, and since we can only use a maximum of 21 mana, I thought it would be tricky comes to choosing my cards and conserve some mana.

I choose a vampire for my back lines as well since I know that he would be safe there and that his ability to life leech with a damage of 3 will affect my adversary. This makes him the ideal partner for the life sapper, who can also life leech.

As the first round went on, my opponent struggled to knock my Pelacor Deciever off his feet, and my attacks kept hitting him, causing him to absorb a lot of damage as I gained the upper hand.

Round Two

Since he defeated Spineback Wolf, his sub-tank, in this round, the Pelacor Deciever was able to survive the battle from round one and round two.

The Pelacor Deceiver's flying ability and backfire characteristics were remarkable, allowing it to avoid some attacks and take a less of a damage.

To reiterate, my Pelacor Deceiver Backfire was a pretty awesome skill because it increased the likelihood that physical assailants would miss and suffer agonizing damage from my Pelacor Deceiver skill Backfire with 2 damage every monster miss its attack. The best part is that it can fly, which increases the likelihood that physical aggressors will missed and suffer physical damage from my Pelacor Deceiver.
It's not that dreadful because my tank stayed steady despite the fact that he had been poisoned by a haunted spider. while my vampire and life saver are free, and keep sucking life points at the back and keep alive all around.

Final Round

As the battle comes to a close and we enter the final round, my Pelacor Deciver actually fell victim to the poison generated by the Haunted Spider and succumbed as a direct consequence. However, there is a catch: the Haunted Spider cannot attack in the first position because this monster attacks from a distance, which allowed me to ensure my victory in this round 3 encounter with my Life Sapper and Vampire still standing and releasing its strength. It was a good fight, good game to my opponent. My Summoner level 6 CONTESSA L'AMENT helped me win because I was able to conserve 1 mana point, as opposed to Thaddious Brood, who needed 4 mana cap and used 1 mana during the out battle and it was significant advantage to me.

==Quick Battle Link==

Battle link

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Did your strategy work?

What will you try differently next time?

Do you like the LIFE SAPPER? Why or why not?

1ST Question

• I was able to get the best foundation and tank in this battle, the Pelacor Deciever being one of the individuals that contributed to my success. It was against a strong tank, Haunted Spirit, who could self-heal and was using a level 2 card. due to the fact that my sole tank skills are flying and backfire, both of which I frequently employ while using Pelacor Deciever as a tank. Being able to get a free hit while also free-sucking life points made it a perfect combination to employ with my vampire and life sapper. He cannot attack from the back, therefore I just used my back lines to attack and win the three rounds of the fight.

2ND Question

• Because I want to employ the ability of that poison, I will undoubtedly use the summoner combo with my LIFE SAPPER and Waka Spirit Blade with the element of Death. The significant difference here is that you can use Waka the Spirit Blade for only 3 Mana. This summoner card is quite costly, therefore the only way I can use it is through rentals. However, when it comes to low mana cap battles, this might be used and you can optimize your cards to the fullest extent of their capabilities.

3RD Question

• Actually, during my entire week season, I have regularly used the card life sapper because I enjoy the ability he possessed to leech some health points and ensure that I would get more hit points and endure the fight longer.

• I typically combine the life sapper and Venari Bonesmith because they drain life points and are stronger in the late game. When I set up my combo, I also combine it with JARLAX THE UNDEAD and the low mana battles rules.

• While I cannot guarantee my combo will always win, it has been quite successful in the silver division on occasion. However, when people see my history in the gold division, it is easily countered. I need to rearrange my thoughts and come up with a fresh strategy if I want to win the Gold division era with that combination. Overall, LIFE SAPPER is the best card for me and a superb card.

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