In low-Mana battles, this Life card—with its melee attack power—consistently ranks high on my list of favorites. This is because, for a mere 3 Mana cost, this card comes equipped with a comprehensive set of stats. Indeed, I am referring specifically to its Level 1 version, which offers 1 melee attack power, 1 armor, 2 health, and 2 speed. Furthermore, it boasts two excellent abilities: the first is Flying, which helps protect the card from melee attacks up to 25% of the time; the second is the Charge ability, which—despite being a melee attacker—grants this card the freedom to launch attacks from any position in the lineup without restriction. To find so much utility packed into a single card for a mere 3 Mana cost—and right from Level 1, no less—is clearly a significant advantage. In fact, until today, I had already upgraded this card to Level 2; this meant that, while all other stats remained constant, my card at Level 2 was equipped with 2 armor—signifying even greater protection.
Then, quite recently—upon unlocking the Gold League—I received four copies of this card simultaneously within the "Welcome" loot; this allowed me to level it up once again. Naturally, in my excitement, the very first thing I did was take a look at the benefits offered at this third level. While it is generally satisfying to see an increase in Attack Power, I noticed that for this specific card, the Attack Power remains fixed at a mere 1—even up to Level 4. Since I was currently in the process of upgrading it to Level 3—and the journey from there to Level 4 would require another 15 copies—I decided to focus my attention on the other stats instead. Upon upgrading to this level, the card's Speed ​​is set to increase—a stat that is, technically speaking, even more critical than Attack Power. This is because, given this card's inherently low Health, if it also lacks sufficient Speed, you would likely be knocked out before you even get your first turn to attack; therefore, Speed ​​truly matters. Furthermore, at Level 4, this card will receive a +1 boost to its Health. If you look at its stats at the maximum level, this card is nothing short of a Legendary card; boasting 3 Melee Attack Power—along with 3 Speed, 5 Armor, and 4 Health—it features not only the Flying and Charge abilities but also the Bloodline Tribute ability. This Bloodline ability grants +1 to Health, Speed, Armor, and Attack Power to all other Melee Attack cards within its "bloodline" whenever this specific card is knocked out. Having witnessed this Bloodline ability in action myself, I know that its impact can often be truly shocking—especially when you strategically place such cards at the very front of your lineup, ensuring that the moment they are knocked out, all other cards of the same bloodline become significantly more powerful with a +1 boost across all their stats.🔥
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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