Hello guys!
Yeeeeey I'm back again with my Splinterlands post. I'm writing this post to follow Splinterlands Mage Secrets Battle Challenge Back to Basics.
Battles with these rulesets in my opinion are easy already, and really rely on the right strategy because all abilities of monsters are lost, and all monsters only have initial stats, namely Health, Armor, and Attack. Obviously, the selection of the right Summoner greatly affects the victory. The battle strategy that I will share is actually a little different from the Back To Basic strategy that I usually apply because there are other rulesets that influence.
Are you curious about how this battle went? Without further ado, let's get straight to the point of this post. Well, I'm neither a proplayer nor a tournament hero. I just enjoys sharing strategy and battles that I find interesting in my own view. I did this battle in the modern battle Diamond League using my scholarship account with IGN BLTZR-WIZARD-700, and maybe the strategy I used was not suitable for other leagues because of the differences in the abilities of each monster that was different in each league.
BATTLE PREPARATION
Challenge Rules
RULESET: Back to Basics
Description: Monsters lose all abilities.
Summoner effects are still active
Description:
Battle Rulesets
The rulesets in this battle are:
- Target Practice (All Monsters have the Snipe ability)
- Back to Basic (All Monsters lose their abilities)
- Close Range (Range attacks may be used in the first position in the battles)
- Mana Capacity 53
- Active Element Earth, Life, Dragon.
Line Up and Strategy
In general, I will rely on speed in this battle. Quix the Devious will be the right summoner because it gives the debuff to reduce the speed of all enemy monsters. While the monsters that will act as attackers are monsters that have high speed and also high HP. I think monsters with Magic attacks will be very useful because their attacks will directly penetrate HP. But it would be foolish to use magic monsters as a whole, because the opponent also uses a strategy to anticipate magic attacks. So I will also consider a variety of attack types.
Well, the complete line-up and strategy of each monster that I will arrange in my formation will be explained in the table below:
| Monster | Position | Abilities | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quix The Devios | Summoner | ||
| Uriel the Purifier | First | ||
| Void Gragon | Second | ||
| War Pegasus | Third | ||
| Chaos Dragon | Fourth | ||
| Portal Spinner | Fifth | ||
| Djinn Renova | Last |
BATTLEFIELD ARENA
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