It was perhaps just two weeks ago that I purchased multiple Gladius cases all at once and extracted several amazing cards from them—including, if I recall correctly, one Gold card. However, cards from the Gladius set cannot be traded, as they are entirely Soulbound; they cannot be unbound in any way—at least, there has been no update regarding this so far, and perhaps there never will be, given that this has been the case right from the very beginning. Nevertheless, battling with these cards remains incredibly exciting, primarily because the "Bloodlust" ability—which is a feature of every card in this set—elevates them to a level of superiority distinct from the rest. There is, however, a specific condition attached to them: you cannot use cards from this set in Modern mode unless a specific ruleset is in effect. Furthermore, even when a specific ruleset is active, you are limited to using only one card from this set per battle; using these cards freely—without any restrictions—is possible only in Wild mode.
I am already aware of this fact; nevertheless, I continue to collect these cards to add the best possible cards to my deck—cards that I am also constantly leveling up. This is because, currently, I am able to utilize a card from this set in Modern Mode battles under specific rulesets. Furthermore, in Brawl battles—where there are no specific rulesets—I use a card from this set in every single match. This not only enhances the enjoyment of the game but also heightens the thrill, as the cards in this set are truly formidable. So, today I once again purchased three packs from this set and proceeded to open all three of these Gladius Cases simultaneously.
And so, with 5 cards per case, here are the 15 impressive cards drawn from the three cases. Among them are 4 excellent Rare cards—3 of which I particularly like—and, as far as I recall, all of these cards are already present in my deck. There is also a specific Common card featuring "Double Strike," of which I pulled one copy from each of the three sets; this one is likely now ready to be leveled up, as it is already a part of my deck. However, I haven't used it very extensively until now—primarily because its stats suffer from a significant lack of Health. While the Attack Power is boosted thanks to the Double Strike ability, the low Health makes this card a prime target for enemy cards possessing the "Opportunity" ability. Therefore, I am hopeful that once leveled up, this card's Health will see some improvement. Overall, the Rare cards are simply excellent, and I will likely be utilizing them in my upcoming battles.
Splinterlands isn't an easy place, but that's what makes it even more fun. A perfect strategy takes into account many factors, including stats, abilities, rulesets, mana caps, and more. That's why it's even more important to consider all these factors when developing a strategy. Add good cards to your deck, but also work on improving your strategies, and strive to win as many battles as possible!🔥
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