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Another end of season has been completed.
This time, my rank started into the Bronze League instead of Gold league because the time when I rented a card for power to reach Diamond League and start in the Gold league for the new season did reach but as we all know, when starting a new season and giving rewards to players, it needed some time to restart that leads to my rented cards to expire so my last ranking from the last season steps down to Silver 3. Despite the unlucky situation I experience, I’m thankful because I have the time to make a strategy from my chosen rentals that will help me in raising my ranking again.
To start the season, I wanted to share the daily quest that I completed earlier while I was in the Bronze league. The quest I completed is with the use of Life attribute monsters in battles.
Because my daily quest is using the Life attribute, I focused most of my rentals in them. Properly choosing what to use because in my experience of playing the game, my battle strategies while I’m using Life attributes monsters is kind of lacking in terms of strategically choosing the proper lineup.
Here are my rented cards under the Life attribute. I know some of the cards that I rented will not be chosen in play in my battles but there is no harm in more choices to win in the battles.
Because the battles were happening in the Bronze league, I expect that I will encounter some accounts that were botted and the enemy monsters are in the low levels so winning and completing the quest is easier in some extent.
Here are the battles that completed my daily quest:
- For the first battle, the ruleset is Odd Ones Out within the 16-mana capacity. I choose Tyrus Paladium as the summoner giving +1 armor to its summons. First position is the Crystal Werewolf with the Silence Ability incase the opponent choose to have a magic damager monster. Divine Healer to heal the first position monster in my lineup. Feral Spirit sneaking an attack in the last position enemy monster. Creeping ooze to slow the enemy by -1 speed. Grenadier for the sacrificial defense and with the Oppress ability, it can do a double damage to the first position enemy monster if it doesn’t have an attack stat.
- In the second battle, the ruleset is Holy Protection within the 28-mana capacity, I choose Chanseus the Great as the summoner giving the first position a repair ability, and resurrects the first monster that is defeated in my lineup. Shieldbearer as the tank due to its high health and armor. I did a double heal strategy by choosing Divine Healer and Venari Crystasmith. Also, choose a monster with the Sneak ability which were the Feral Spirit and Uraeus. Lastly, the Furious Chicken as a sacrificial backline defense.
- The third battle is within the 26-mana capacity with no particular ruleset. I choose Chanseus the Great as the summoner, Shieldbearer as tank. Creeping ooze to slow the enemies. Feral Spirit to sneak attack the last position enemy monster. Double heal strategy by choosing Divine Healer and Venari Crystasmith. Furious Chicken for the backline defense.
Even though the enemy has more damage advantage, thanks to the ability of the summoner I choose making the Shieldbearer to last longer in the battle together with the help of the double heal strategy.
- Fourth battle has the ruleset of Aim True within the 23-mana capacity. I choose Tyrus Paladium as the summoner for the +1 armor. Pelacor Conjurer as the sacrificial tank followed by the Battering Ram. For the main damagers, I decided to go in magic damage choosing the Defender of Truth, Light Elemental, and Lunakari Mistress. Lastly for the backline defense, I choose Herbalist serving as a sacrificial defense while incorporating a few damages to enemy monsters.
- The fifth battle that completed my daily quest has the ruleset of Odd Ones Out within the 22-mana capacity. I choose Chanseus the Great as the summoner. Silvershield Paladin as with its Shield ability to reduce the damages it receives. Feral Spirit to sneak attack the enemy last position monster. Divine Healer to heal the tank. Creeping Ooze to reduce the speed of the enemy monsters. Uraeus for backline defense while giving a sneak attack damage to the last position enemy monster.
While doing battles using the Life attribute monsters, using the summoner Chanseus the Great is a good combination with monsters with high armor and health stats within the Light attribute. With the double heal strategy by choosing the Divine Healer and Venari Crystalsmith, the first position monster will last longer in battle. Also, with a strategy of triple repair by choosing Adelade Brightwing plus Armorsmith, or Lone Boatman, it will compliment with the double heal strategy together with the Chanseus the Great with the two chances of resurrection, making it an outstanding battle strategy if the rulesets were in your favor especially in the higher league battles.
Thank you for reading the blog. Hoping that you could learn something from the battles that I've completed. Always remember that there are many possibilities in your strategy depending on the rulesets given by the game.
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Alexis
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