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Venari Spellsmith is one of the Neutral card that was added to the game after the Chaos Legion update. At level 1 you get 1 Magic damage, 2 speed, and 2 HP plus the ability Dispel which clears all buffs on the target card. Those stats are pretty decent for a 4-mana neutral card. Level 4 unlocks a new ability Amplify which increases Magic Reflect , Return Fire , and Thorns damage to all enemy monsters by 1. At max level you get the Redemption ability that deals 1 damage to all enemy monsters if Venari Spellsmith dies.
Battles Break Down
Apologies if I only have two battles to share this time. The link I saved on my notepad got corrupted and these two battles are the only one I was able to recover from my match history. But I'm sure that it is sufficient enough to prove the point.
BATTLE #001
BATTLE #001The death splinter is considered one of the weaker deck in-game as they seem to lack explosive damage. But in this match, Venari Spellsmith amplified the Magic Reflect damage that Summoner Owster Rotwell provided to my team which works perfectly against my opponent's heavy magic team.
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BATTLE #002
BATTLE #002The same principle applies as above applies to this match but instead of Magic Reflect, Venari Spellsmith help amplified the Thorns damage my opponent receive to 3 killing his melee monsters which were affected by the Super Sneak Ruleset. Venari Spellsmith also dispelled Demented Shark's Inspire buff on itself.
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CONCLUSION
I thought of Venari Spellsmith as a filler card before but I changed my mind. While that may be true in the lower leagues, unlocking the Amplify ability gives this card a significant boost in terms of its use cases. In Splinterlands you'll need to utilize every advantage you can get. Those small increases in the damage you can inflict or to dispel the opponent's buff which Venari Spellsmith provides are helpful especially for the death deck which mostly relies on utility to win. Venari Spellsmith is relatively cheap too so it won't hurt your wallet to add it to your collection considering the utility boost it can provide your deck.
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