Hey there splinterbuds and HIVEees. Rainy days is here in our place and the heat was lessen a bit. Hoping you are enjoying your activities from where eve you are fellas. Another thing to take note here in country is the start up of classes. Students are starting to prepare themselves for the incoming school year. I am not a student anymore but its just so hard to be included when you are a parent. If you know what I mean. Anyways, back to splinterlands fellas and have you enjoyed those new feautures as of late? in frontier, those amazing give aways that can be won on spin the wheel of fortune daily. Got some vega costumes but I didn't get the vega tatoo which is kinda of sad. That vega tatoo thingy is kinda of cool. And looks intimidating.

Although I did not own that vega tatoo, I still am able to afford to have the outfit and the hat for my avatar. Its still looks amazing. Have you ever started levelling up your avatar recently? Mine is not yet because I am still sticking in saving for the 30 ultimate chests until I am satisfied. That is just how I enjoy splinterlands at the moment so you must find your own way of playing that you can say that it is still worth it.

Yaba's Pickle

So having cards on splinterlands can be consider a good form of accomplishment in the game itself. Why? there are lots of ways to own such things in a free manner that you just need to seek for yourself. If ever you had cards came out of your pocket money and can make you happy, is it also not good form of achievement? So splinterlands not only just let you enjoy its gaming feature, but also let you seek your cards that you desired to own or collect.
Promo cards like Yaba's Pickle have they're own activities, as a promo card, to own them. I am lucky before to own a level 5 of this card that I minted with on that time. I can say I am a bit updated to what ever splinterlands activity before and tried my very best to have the rewards that I can afford while joining with promos. I am a bit lay low nowadays because life became additional hard. But its not a hindrance to play the game if I have time so I am still familiar with it.
Anyways, as Yaba's Pickle is a good card in low mana capacity battles, It did not possess any attacking prowess. But it is trainable so you wouldn't have to think that it can become your lethal attakcker of your team. Coming from water splinters, It is a good defender to the melees and range attackers at level 5, which is I owned at the moment, because of its shield and dodge respective abilities. You can even place this card to protect your rear of your team. Very nice defense to those sneaks since those cards mostly made up of melee attackers in general.

A battle With the Golem Cucumber

In this battle sample in modern rank battle format, I am forming a team by Marlai Singariel as my Archon. With that summoner, expect that it will perform an additional boost to Magic attacking cards of water splinters. I am facing Death splinters for this round in Outsider and Shapeshift Happens plus 36 mana capacity in the rulesets. Since it is not restricting the water splinters in this battle, I can use Yaba's Pickle in the team that I will form. Yaba's Pickle in the front most, Water-Logged Wizard, Wailsworn Specter and Mystic Scaleweaver are my magic attacking mages plus Tidal Tsunamist completing my team.

In round 1 when my Wailsworn Specter fell in the battlefield, my team received boosts because of its ability called bloodline tribute. That particular boost help Yaba's Pickle to stand its ground even was poisoned to prolong its presence in the field. With that, my front became like a wall and did not collapsed that supported my other attacking monster units. With this result, I grab the win in this battle.

• All on all experience with Yaba's Pickle is not so bad. Although I am not that frequently user of this card, I still beleived that with proper team, which I don not possess at the moment, it can be a good part of my daily grind. Hoping to reach that soon!

You can watch the full battle HERE.

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