My Feral Spirit came up rouglhy! - Weekly Challenge with Feral Spirit

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Hi Folks! This week "Share your Battle" challenge comes with a card - Feral Spirit - i've never used and did'nt know very much, probably because it's an early card (alpha/beta edition) and i'm quite a noobie, playing Splinterlands since 4-5 months.

I didn't own the card so I decided to buy one at level one to try it and use it in battle for the challenge. I have to admit that, despite not being a super fan of Meele attack combined with sneak ability, this one turned out to be quite a good investment. The Feral Spirit comes at reasonable cost at level one, priced 0.18$ for the beta edition and 0.28$ for alpha edition.

FERAL SPIRIT

#Edition: ALPHA/BETA

#Rarity: COMMON
#Element: LIFE
#ATTACK: MELEE
#ABILITIES: Sneak at level 1

Forever caught between dimensions, the Feral Spirits (and all Luminous Beasts) are the result of the Obliteration of Light, a horrible destructive event in which all the living vanished from the surface of Khymeria. These spirits do not hunger or thirst, but their fangs still bite and their claws still slash

My strategy

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As I said, I'm not a super fan of Meele attack combined with sneak ability: especially if you have just one card in your lineup with this ability, you can find yourself focusing on too many different targets and leaving too many opponents alive.

So I decided to use the Feral Spirit with the support of another card with sneak ability, the quite famous Silvershield Assassin, which also attack two times per round.
To protect them I combined with a Meele/Ranged resistant tank like Chain Golem. At the end the Halfling Alchemist, that works perfectly with a shield tank, making him untouchable form the opponent tank. I completed my team with some magic, the Light Elemental, protected by a Furious Chicken, because... you know, magic is always good.

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