Hey there citizens of praetoria and hive users! Wishing you all good day and health this time around even it's hot as a fever this summer. 42 degree Celsius heat index this past few days seems really like the heat is on in our area. Anyways, I am sharing a blog again, you bet, with Anemic ruleset experience. How am I playing it? Lets find out.
Anemic
Max health, at the start of the battle, is 4.
- As stated on its definition, Anemic ruleset will Cap the HP of the monster units to 4. So what ever chunky tanky monster you are going to place on your team, it will just get a life of 4. And of course, I will also avoid using smaller amount HP in this round that will not gain any additional strength to my team when that card fell from the battle. So how do you make your team much more likely to win the battle? There are lots of ways to do that, of course there is a need of lots of cards to make that happen. So I will just share my available cards with their corresponding ability to make my winning team base on my ability and asset. With splinterlands possesses many cards to choose from already you will have your own ideas performing or forming your team based on the rulesets or teamplays you desired. With my current available one, I am going to play this rulesets on adding my monsters HP on the battle. This is the current conclusion that I think will play with this ruleset.
Sample Battle
Facing the fire splinters with speed boost on their end, I am choosing Earth Splinters to form my team. A high mana capacity type of battle with 77 on the requirements adding the Anemic on the rulesets, I am choosing my max Aurelia as the Archon with its HP additional boost. Anyu Huntswoman on front followed by Mantaroth that have a good set of attack damages. With its Shield, Armor Strike and True Strike abilities, a good front card in this battle I believe is placed. Giam Root which possessed the Strengthen ability also was chosen to pour additional HP to my team. Vengeful Monk and A'lan Musketeer was added because of their offensive capabilites, and finally Husk of the Hunter for the rear protection of my team. Well, Husk of the Hunter also was chosen because it is one of my high damage cards that suited for High Mana Capacity battle at the moment and it got debuff for range attackers too. Sad to say that I don't own healer cards for this time. Healer cards also perfectly suit for this type of rulesets in my opinion.
On round 1, Although I have advantage on team's HP compared to my opponent, It is still not an edge to win the battle. My opponent possess additional speed that took down my front most card in an instant. Gladly, Mantaroth came to balance the team's losses this round. Also, as you can see, my opponent did not possess that much magid damage dealers which is a good thing for my team.
Round 2 is where my team gaining the upper hand. Additional speed of my opponents team made my few offenses to miss their target but it is not to the point that my team not to get the crucial points in having victory. My team is causing the front of my opponents line up to fall one by one in this round.
Round 4 is where it ends where Husk of the Hunter took the conclusive damage. I won the battle with not so overwhelming might. I lost 50 percent of my monster units for this fight.
- Anemic in the ruleset, like the other rule sets, requires your tactics to be much more team played with your monsters that you possess. Basically, you need to form a team that can either dominate the offense in an instant or survived the prolonged battle of endurance. So again, with so many cards that splinterlands have right now, it is up to you how you will form your team that can keep your gaming much more to be a winner so choose your owned or rent cards wisely!
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This is it for this blog.
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