Avina of the Wolf and two healers in a counterspell.

So I decided to play more battles on Splinterlands today. I don't know when night fell; I literally spent my whole day playing Splinterlands. This will be the first time I will be playing almost 50 battles in a day, if not more, because I lost counts at 40 or more.

I have come to realize that the more you spend time on the game, the more you know how to play it. Last week was hell. I couldn't play more games because I wasn't around. But this week is different.
I realized there are more things I'm still yet to know about Splinterlands. But I believe the more I play, the more I get to know more about it.
So what makes me spend all my time playing the game? I was actually looking for certain rules; it took me a while before I saw them, and honestly, I have always wanted to play all 50 battles in a day. And see what it looks like: I lost more than I won. But there are some battles I don't even believe I could win, especially when people are using Gladiator cards with me. The fact that I know the strategy to beat them is giving me lots of joy.
Here are this week's battles and rules.

MY BATTLE

The rules to follow were given, and it's a counterspell. All monsters have the ability to reflect magic.
The mana cap was 31. So it gives me the opportunity to select more good cards. I choose Avina of the Wolf as my summoner, and I choose it so I can select the speed ability. Meanwhile, I fell in love with Avina of the Wolf and its monster. I got to see how powerful they are. One of my opponents uses Avina of the Wolf to beat me, and since then I've been using it most in my games.

So I select Bera Dellin for its abilities, armored strike and taunt; these two abilities make me put it in front, and of course it's a melee card.
Followed by the Ulundin Regulator. I chose this because of its opportunity ability, which can make it attack from anywhere and also make a true strike. These two abilities are top-notch for me.

I select both Meriput Magician and Yunari Crystalsmith. I selected these two cards because of their abilities. Which is tank healing. I just have to select two tank heals just in case my opponent is coming with something really powerful, and I was right.
Then, lastly, I selected the gargoya scrapper.

I must say that my opponent is pretty good, because he even used a gladiator and a tank heal; even his melee card is a very strong card. But I've learned a lot while playing because I've played and lost with just a single strike, so I believe I'm learning so fast now. I'm just lucky because my first attacking card is strong, and my two tanks heal the card all the time. Lastly, the card that has opportunity ability works well, and it's in round 8. It was nice that I could defeat my opponent.