Another weekly brawl report: This brawl put my deck to the test as the rulesets and available elements varied in each game. To ensure optimal performance, I rented a variety of cards from different elements, allowing me to adapt to the changing circumstances and achieve the best possible results.
BATTLES
GAME 1
In the first match, my enemy and I had similar lineups, with a balance between physical and magic damage. However, the key difference was in our choice of tanks and supports. While my opponent focused on maximizing damage output, I opted for two tanks and a support monster with the ability TANK HEAL. This defensive approach allowed my tanks to withstand the enemy's attacks while my damage dealers gradually eliminated their monsters one by one.
GAME 2
In the second game, I decided to play it safe and create a balanced lineup. Considering the MAGIC REFLECT ruleset, I avoided choosing magic damage monsters and instead focused on physical damage. I included two OPPORTUNITY monsters to take advantage of strategic positioning. However, my opponent took a risk and selected magic damage monsters, which bypassed the armor I had invested in for my team. As a result, their attacks proved detrimental and ultimately led to my defeat in the game.
GAME 3
In the third game, my strategy focused on controlling the source of damage. To achieve this, I included a SHIELDBEARER and CORSAIR BOSUN in my lineup to mitigate the impact of BLAST DAMAGE. Additionally, I enlisted the help of LILY SHIELDPAW to provide further protection for my vulnerable monsters. By carefully positioning these defensive assets, I aimed to maintain control over the battle and ensure the safety of my team.
GAME 4
In the fourth game, the enemy and I employed a similar strategy. However, the key difference was that I had a numerical advantage with more monsters on the field, coupled with a summoner better suited for the ruleset. These advantages ultimately led to an easy victory for me.
GAME 5
I opted for a heavy magic lineup, comprising four magic damage monsters and two monsters with the PROTECT ability to bolster my defenses against Physical Damage opponents. For added defense, I included a monster with substantial HP and armor, accompanied by the Failed Summoner to absorb damage from ranged and magic damage monsters.
GAME 6
Default Win.
GAME 7
I adopted an aggressive lineup, selecting SANDWORM and GOBLIN THIEF as my SNEAK monsters, while reserving QUORA for the endgame. Additionally, I included MYCELIC INFANTRY and MYLOR CROWLING to bolster my defenses against physical and melee damage monsters, respectively.
GAME 8
In the final game, I capitalized on the SUPER SNEAK ruleset by assembling a lineup of melee damage monsters, effectively bolstering their offensive prowess. To further enhance their performance, I strategically opted for TARSA as my summoner.
MY STATS
GUILDMATES
GUILD OVERALL RANKINGS
AFTERWORDS
I regained my form and finished strongly in this brawl, and our guild, BOOTY LICKERS, also performed exceptionally well. We secured a comfortable lead of 18 wins ahead of the second-place team. Currently, we are competing in Tier 2 Arena, continuously working on enhancing our decks. Once we feel prepared, we might consider venturing into higher leagues to test our skills further.
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