Is Baakjira the best card for first position in the water deck?

Let's talk about a legendary water deck card that is a real sea monster and its name is Baakjira, but is it as scary as it looks?

For those who don't know it, it belongs to the water deck in splinterlands and it's a legendary card from the chaos legion edition and the reason I want to talk about it is that it's an amazing card with amazing abilities that will certainly defend your line of action well. front in battle and in addition I will also talk about another card that combined with Baakjira makes it practically unbeatable.

Void - Reduced damage from Magic attacks. Same effects as shield but for magic damage.

Slow - Reduces the Speed of all enemy Monsters by 1. Minimum speed is 1.

Heal - Restores a portion of the Monster's health each round. 1/3 of the monsters max health rounded down is restored. Minimum is 2.

Strengthen - All friendly Monsters have increased Health by 1.

Still have any doubts about having him in battle or not?

But calm down, she can still get even more amazing, but for that you will need to have Merdaali Guardian by your side, she is a rare card in the water deck that will help Baakjira a lot in battle. See for yourself.

Tank Heal - Restores a portion of the Monster in the first position's health each round. 1/3 of the monsters max health rounded down is restored.

Repair - Restores some armor to the friendly Monster whose armor has taken the most damage.

Strengthen - All friendly Monsters have increased Health by 1.

If you still want to know why you need the 2 on the battlefield then I will tell you, but in this post I will only quote these cards for gold league or above because I think a better combination in these leagues due to the level of the cards.

The baakjira in addition to having a terrifying amount of life for a 6 mana cost card, it also has the void ability that reduces the enemy's magic damage when dealt to it, it has the slow ability to decrease the speed of enemies and in addition it also has the strengthen and heal skill that increases the health of all allies and also heals you based on your total health. If you get this card at level 3 you will see that it has 13 health and with the heal skill it will heal by 4 per round but combined with Merdaali Guardian this healing will be 8 as it will also heal you, yeah quite healing don't you think? and in addition the Merdaali Guardian has the repair skill that will give 2 shield per round, that is, in addition to the baakjira decrease the magic damage received, it will also receive a shield so it will make it difficult for both enemies with magic damage and those with physical damage to defeat him, incredible isn't it?

And it gets even scarier when you use her at level 4 and Merdaali Guardian at level 8, because joining the strengthen ability of both will make baakjira have 18 health and so he will heal at 6 per round and 6 more with Merdaali Guardian's healing, you have an incredible defense on your team now you will only need cards with damage because this wall will be difficult to break.

Now that you know how amazing Baakjira is so how about we get to know its story?

Few had borne witness to the mighty Baakjira before the Chaos Legion arrived. Some believe that the void gates disturbed the polarity of the land and oceans, skewing the gravitational fields; others say it was simply another native of the Splinterlands come to defend their home. One thing is for certain however, when Baakjira breached the surface of the sea and his enormous body crashed back into the water, every man, beast and invader stopped what they were doing, in complete awe of such a wondrous sight.

Hailing from the deepest ocean in all of the World, the Delortane Trench, Baakjira, is one of a few remaining Baleenvast left, a monstrous whale so big that it dwarves everything else native to the Splinterlands, even the largest of dragons. They rarely stray from the safe depths of the Delortane Trench but on rare occasions fishermen have seen them breach for the mouthful of air that will last them an entire year before they need to breath again. Ancient maritime folklore says that seeing one of these beasts is supposed to bring you good fortune and bless you for the remainder of your voyage.
Their ship drifted through the calm seas, its main mast having been decimated by the last volley from the Portal Spinners that lined the enemy frigate. Captain Johan lifted the eyeglass and scanned about them.

“Damn it, they’re going to surround us,” he cursed, still peering through the brass monocular, a gift from his wife before he left.

“Then we’re done for,” the first mate replied. “If we still had the sail we might ‘ave out run ‘em,” he sighed, “should I tell the men to get ready to repel boarders?”

“Aye, for what it’s worth,” the captain forced his eyeglass closed and pushed it into his jacket pocket.

“Reef ahead!” the barrelman called from the crow’s nest.

Johan rushed to the bow and leaned over the rail. It was no reef, that was for sure. The water darkened and churned, the ship rocking from side to side as something passed beneath them, catching their keel as it went. He sprinted to the stern, closely followed by his first mate, and they were just in time to see the sea waters explode as a monster breached the surface.

“By the Gods,” the first mate traced a symbol in the air. “It’s a Baleenvast!”

As the behemoth reached the pinnacle of its jump, a barrage of magic was flung from the pursuing enemy ships, striking its vast body with seemingly no effect. When the beast crashed back down into the sea it caused a huge wave that rolled towards the enemy fleet, knocking many off course and even sinking a few of them. Johan felt his own ship spurred on by the forced current, pushing it away from their pursuers and towards the safety of the shoreline where the enemy’s larger frigates couldn’t follow.

A voice then spoke in his head and it was almost as though the ocean itself were calling to him. It was a strange song that played a haunting melody, filling Johan with a sudden tranquillity. They were words he’d never heard before, each one resonating for so long that he thought they might never end. And while the song played out, he felt safely cocooned from all dangers in the world and nothing could ever threaten him again.

“We’re saved,” Johan whispered in awe, looking back at the turmoil the Baleenvast had caused in their wake.