Sometimes, while playing games, we miss things that can actually be a source of great power for us. One such card is Gravebrand Warlock. Although this card has been in my collection for a long time I did not realize that it was actually given me as a gift by game company. Today, when I got the card and leveled it up, I was really surprised its new ability.
This card is not just a simple Death unit but it has power change the course entire team.
🃏 Gravebrand Warlock Card Introduction
Card Type: Rare
Splinter: Death
Mana Cost: 8
Role: Support / Tactical Unit
Faction: Canisan
At first glance, the artwork of the card catches the eye. The mysterious appearance of a warlock, dark magic in his hands, and the confidence to win the battle in his eyes—all of this fits perfectly with the theme of Death Splinter.
🎁 The unique value of cards received as gifts
When a game company gives a card as a gift, its value cannot be judged solely by its market price. Rather, it is associated with—
Respect for the player
Inspiration for long-term play
Potential for future updates
Gravebrand Warlock is just such a gift to me, which I may have neglected to use, but I realize now—it was a hidden gem for my Death deck.
🔓 Unbound means true freedom
When I Unbound the card, it became completely my own. By unbounding—
The card can be transferred
Sold on the market
Rented
Or used permanently in my deck
This freedom is Splinterlands' greatest strength. By unbounding Gravebrand Warlock, I ensured that this powerful card is now part of my strategy.
⬆️ Level-up: The true form of power
When I combined four cards and upgraded it to Level 2, the real surprise came.
🌪️ New Ability: Swiftess
Swiftess: +1 Speed to all allied units
This one ability can turn the tide of the entire match.
⚡ Why is Swiftess so important?
Those who regularly play battles in Splinterlands know—
👉 Speed means Power
With the Swiftess ability:
All your units get the chance to attack first
Increases the chance to dodge
Increases the chance to miss enemy hits
Control of the entire team passes to you
Only one card, but its effect spreads across the board.
⚔️ Awesome combination with Death Splinter
Death Splinter is commonly known for—
Debuff
Stat reduction
For tactical attacks
Gravebrand Warlock's Swiftess adds more lethality to the Death deck.
Especially for cards that rely on—
Sneak
Opportunity
Melee Attack
For them, increasing speed by one point means a direct increase in the chance of winning.
🧠 Strategic use
This card does not always need to be placed on the frontline. Rather—
If placed in the middle or back slot
It can safely buff the entire team
This is a Support Core Card, which gives the entire team an advantage until it dies.
💎 Strong as a future investment
Despite being a Rare card, Gravebrand Warlock has a lot of value because—
Swiftess is a Universal Ability
It has its effectiveness in any league
Even if the Meta changes in the future, Speed will always be important
If you use it today, you can get a good return by renting or selling it tomorrow.
😲 Realization from neglect
The biggest lesson is—
Sometimes we don't understand the true power of the cards in our collection.
Today Gravebrand Warlock taught me—
The power of all cards is not in its level,
but in its ability.
🏆
Gravebrand Warlock is not just a Rare Death card, it is—
A team buffer
A strategic weapon
A long-term investment
And a wonderful gift for me
By getting the Swiftess ability after leveling up, this card has become one of the most important parts of my Death deck.
I can now say with confidence—
🔥 This one card can change the fate of many battles.
For those who are still neglecting this card, I have one word—
Try it once, then you will understand its true power.
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