He was called Holicrai the Magnificent and without doubt, he was the finest Gloridax guardian in the history of the land. He was as feared as some of the dragons that lived on Dragon's Roost. The people of Draykh-Nahka would sing songs about him, and the ancient scholars would say that the sagas told about him didn't do him justice. When he passed to the other side, they took his armor and displayed it in the Warrior's Hall, deep within the Centrum. His bones were laid to rest in the Guardian's Chapel on the far side of the city, a shrine open to the people so they might pay their respects for all he had done.
We're at the end of another Rebellion Reward cards season fellow Splintermages. How much Glint did you earn? How will you be spending it? I'm starting to feel that I have too many cards and selecting the right ones in time is hard when playing a quick game on my phone. I wish there were a favorite cards option or some form of battle helper AI that would list the most logical cards to use first.
I've collected all of the Common and Rare Rebellion Reward cards. Most of the Common cards are at level 5 where they start to be useful and a few of my Rare cards are at level two. If I pull a Rare Gold card I'll burn it for now, but I want to have at least one Gold card of all the Rare and Common cards before time runs out in case I need to fill a Gold card only slot in my Guild Brawl. I only earn about 30,000 Glint per season so I never earn enough to pull a guaranteed Legendary card, but I'll go for a few Epic cards this time and then spend the rest on Common cards. Getting all of my Common cards to MAX-level is my first priority, but I'll go for some Rare and Epic cards along the way. I figure I'll just buy the Legendary cards I want once they are unlocked and on the market.
I had a high mana standard battle today so I used my usual Dragon strategy. Ever since this game came out I've loved the Dragon splinter the most. I'll put out the tank and reach card for a strong melee attack and put the Void Dragon in the spot that likes to get sniped because he's hard to hit and will dodge a lot of attacks. I love my Chaos Dragon because he'll do some serious magic damage and even blast random cards sometimes killing three cards with one strike. I like my water healer because she both heals and repairs armor. And I'll put the Naga Assassin in the back because she's fast and will dodge and return fire of any missed shots and works as a great meat shield for my healer. My strategy works most of the time, but not today against this newer strategy of putting the big whale out and giving it weapons training. Their whale wasn't even at MAX-level and when it came down to just my Chaos Dragon and their self-healing whale that can now do melee attacks, it was just too big for my dragon.
Baakjira is an amazing card for only 6 mana. If you get it to MAX-level it can be almost impossible to kill sometimes and can even handle poison gas and earthquake battles with ease. If you give it weapons training like my enemy did today then you'll have a seriously OP card. Thanks for reading about my battle and card-collecting strategies today. Good luck in the next season!
Check out my battle:
https://splinterlands.com?p=battle&id=sl_d3328cedf874f693913bd2d7a4ee14d5&ref=jeremiahcustis
This week's Splinterlands Community Engagement Challenge:
https://peakd.com/hive-13323/@splinterlands/splinterlands-community-engagement-challenge-favorite-strategies
Original artwork at NFTShowroom:
https://nftshowroom.com/jeremiahcustis/gallery
Amazing art by the Splinterlands community:
https://peakd.com/hive-13323/@splinterlands/splinterlands-art-contest-week-310
The Baakira card is one of the best tanks because of its vacuum and ability to hurt enemies. I use it a lot haha
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