One very important thing in Splinterlands battles is understanding mana cost and monster selection. The question many people ask about can we select zero monster cards in any mana battle? the answer is YES and is much important to fill all the slots before you start the battle.
In low mana battles some players only select two monsters and enter the battle which often leads to defeat. Remember no matter how powerful a single monster is, it can never win the battle alone.
Battles are won through teamwork and the best possible monster combinations. That is why having monster cards for every mana cost is extremely important.
If you get a low mana battle you should have low mana cards available so you can build a strong and balanced team combination. In the same way mid and high mana battles require their own special monster selections according to the mana limit.
Have you ever thought about keeping zero mana cost monster cards in your deck as well? Since different types of battles appear constantly in Splinterlands it is very important to own every type of monster card including zero mana monsters.
Sometimes there are battles where you can only select three or four strong monsters but you still have one or two empty slots remaining. Instead of leaving those slots empty it is much better to fill them with zero mana cost monsters. This allows you to use all available slots and create a stronger overall team combination.
That is why today I want to talk about zero mana cost monsters and compare two monsters whose abilities and stats are almost identical.
The first monster is Kyraseth Nythlarian. It is a female monster holding a sword in an attacking stance. The best thing about this monster is that it has zero mana cost that means you can use it in any battle. It performs especially well in low mana battles where you do not want to waste empty slots.
It has 1 melee attack, 1 health and 1 speed which is actually very solid for a zero mana monster. Since it is a melee attacker it is usually better to place it in the midline position and take advantage of its contribution during battle.
Its market price is also very reasonable. You can get this monster card for around $1.8 making it a good addition to your deck.
The second monster I want to compare is Tilly Gearspring. This is also a zero mana cost monster and again it has almost the exact same abilities and stats as the previous monster.
It also has 1 melee attack, 1 health and 1 speed making it another powerful and useful zero mana monster card. If we talk about its market price it is currently available for around $2 which is also very reasonable.
By adding these types of monsters to your deck you can make much better use of your empty battle slots and improve your overall team combinations.
These are the 2 monsters with 0 mana cost. I also defined about its stats and price. Its up to you which one you select in any battle because both are identical.
Always remember that having every type of monster card in your deck is extremely important because it can help you in any mana cost battle.
What do you people think about zero mana monsters? Should we keep them in our decks? Will be glad to see your answers in the comment section.
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