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Greetings SplinterLovers 💙
I hope everyone in my favorite community is doing well. I wish you all a great week in Splinterlands. As you know, in the vast and ever-changing battlefield, where each card is a universe of strategies and combinations to try and create, in-depth analysis of units is key to victory. That's why today, we'll be focusing on a card from the "Rebellion" set, a true gem of the "Water Splinter" called Captain Fellblade, which also belongs to the "Human Bloodline."
This Epic rarity card, originally from the Rebellion edition, is not simply an addition to your battle deck; it represents a formidable offensive force, a strategist capable of altering the course of any battle when the opponent least expects it. Her presence on the battlefield can radically alter the course of any contest, provided, of course, that we know how to position her, as her stats, abilities, and adaptability in combinations are quite significant.
As always, here you will learn everything about this card. In fact, if you want to learn individually how each one works, you should follow me, because I will be covering many cards by their "Bloodlines." Although at the moment I am focused on the "Human" bloodline, I may soon select another, although I hope to finish the previous one first. In any case, let's get down to business and see the beauty behind "Captain Fellblade."
For her visual description, I can say with complete certainty that Captain Fellblade's appearance is as unique as her power. Forget the idea of the typical pirate with an eye patch and a parrot on her shoulder. In "Splinter of Water," she is the definition of lethal elegance. Her face, framed by a gray and gold hood, radiates a serene confidence that is almost defiant and dangerous at the same time. She also holds a kind of stick or pacifier in her mouth (I think it might be this), a casual gesture that contrasts with the intensity of her gaze and perhaps causes her opponents to underestimate her.
However, what really catches my attention is her attire. She wears dark leather armor, fitted at the waist, with golden details that highlight her silhouette. The hooded cape extends over her shoulders, falling in folds that evoke the movement of water and the harsh breezes of the open sea. But, in my opinion, the real star is her weapon: a sword adorned with magical runes that glow with a mysterious purple light (they say it is cursed). The design of the weapon is not aggressive, but rather ancestral, a reflection of her mastery of runic magic. She is not just a warrior; she is an artist of destruction. I would say that the combination of her pose, her attire, and her weapon makes her look cunning, powerful, and ready for anything, a true heroine of magic and the seas at the same time.
Captain Fellblade It is presented as an Epic Water Splinter card, a category that already suggests considerable potential and abilities that, while fairly common, can be lethal when combined with its stats. On the other hand, a card's mana cost is a determining factor in its flexibility in various battles, so it has a mana cost of 8, positioning it as a key card for high to medium mana battles. Its high cost is justified by its immense potential to dismantle the opponent's strategy.
Unlike other attackers, Captain Fellblade is a total strategist, capable of dismantling the enemy's rear guard while strengthening her own team with more resistance and/or life than they actually possess.
Type of Attack
Magic and Melee: This versatility is its greatest advantage. It is one of the few cards with the ability to inflict two different types of damage, making it incredibly difficult to counter and reaching a total damage of up to +5 points at its maximum level. It's completely insane; its offense is overwhelming.
Statistics and Skills by Level
| Level | Mana | Magic Attack | Melee Attack | Speed | Health | Skills |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 8 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 4 | Sneak |
| 2 | 8 | 2 | 1 | 4 | 5 | Sneak |
| 3 | 8 | 2 | 1 | 5 | 5 | Sneak & Strengthen |
| 4 | 8 | 2 | 1 | 5 | 6 | Sneak & Strengthen |
| 5 | 8 | 2 | 2 | 6 | 6 | Sneak & Strengthen |
| 6 | 8 | 2 | 3 | 6 | 6 | Sneak & Strengthen |
- Level 1: Captain Fellblade enters the battlefield with 2 magic attack and 1 melee attack, 4 speed, and 6 health. Her main ability is the famous and ancient Sneak, which allows her to use both types of attack to destroy the last monster in the enemy's combination, making her a fast, stealthy, and lethal assassin if used in the right conditions.
Level 2: A small but important increase in her speed (to 5) and health (to 7), allowing her to attack faster and withstand the battlefield much longer.
Level 3: Her true potential is unlocked at this level, her speed remains at 5 and her health at 7, and most importantly, it gains the Strengthen ability, which grants +1 health to all allied monsters, a massive "buff" that increases the resistance of your entire team and can change the course of the battle, even if it doesn't seem like it, since the difference between winning and losing can be as little as 1 additional health point, so we must not underestimate it.
Level 4: An increase in speed (to 6), making it even more robust, and its health points increase (to 8), allowing it to survive longer to continue inflicting damage and supporting its team.
Level 5: Her melee attack doubles to 2. Now her "Sneak" ability is much more lethal, and the combination of this with +2 magic damage makes her one of the most lethal cards in her range. Her speed remains at 6 points, which is very good, as she can do more damage, so attacking quickly is key in battle.
Level 6: This is the peak of her power. At this level, her melee attack increases to 3, 2 magic damage, her incredible 6 speed, and finally her 8 health points, plus of course the combination of her abilities (Sneak and Strengthen), "Captain Fellblade" becomes an unstoppable force. Her Dual Attack is the key to her versatility and power, and supported by her abilities, she becomes a tough opponent for any enemy.
In short, "Captain Fellblade" is not just an attacker, she is a stealthy and lethal strategist who uses her speed and abilities to destroy the opponent's support monsters, which commonly tend to be in the rear, all while strengthening your own team, a combination that makes her worth every point of mana.
Like any great card, the true potential of Captain Fellblade lies not only in his abilities, but in how they adapt to the rules of each battle. Knowing when to use him is half the battle, so it's essential to know how and when to bring him out.
Best rules ✅
Explosive Weaponry: With this rule, Fellblade's attack not only damages its target, but also adjacent monsters. A single strike from its double attack can wipe out the enemy rear guard in a matter of seconds, causing massive damage.
Explosive Weaponry: With this rule, the Fellblade's attack not only damages its target, but also adjacent monsters. A single strike from its double attack can wipe out the enemy rear guard in a matter of seconds, causing massive damage.
Armored Up: In this rule, where all monsters gain +2 armor, its magic attack becomes invaluable, while the physical attacks of other monsters are dampened. Fellblade's magic damage, which ignores armor, strikes directly at the enemy's health, making it a key card for breaking through defenses.
Worse rules ❌
Back to Basics: This rule is the worst. All monsters lose their abilities, and Fellblade's Sneak and Strengthen abilities are nullified, turning it into a simple attacker with double attack. Although its magic can still function under this rule, its performance and true power are diminished, so it may not be worth using under these conditions.
Briar Patch: This rule is the worst. All monsters lose their abilities, and Fellblade's Sneak and Strengthen abilities are nullified, turning it into a simple attacker with double attack. Although its magic can still function under this rule, its performance and true power are diminished, so it may not be worth using under these conditions.con su trabajo ofensivo.
Phase: In this rule, magic attacks can fail, which introduces a risk factor for Captain Fellblade's magic attack, reducing its reliability at crucial moments, since the most reliable attack, so to speak, is the magic one, and if it fails, much of his power will be seriously affected.
After this journey through the waters of Captain Fellblade, I have no doubt why I chose her for this post. This epic card from the Rebellion edition isn't just an addition to your Water element deck; it's a true statement of intent. Her story as a human runemancer who stands up against chaos is a reflection of her power in the game: an unstoppable force that dismantles the opponent and strengthens her allies.
From her versatile Sneak ability that devours the enemy rear guard to the massive health buff of Strengthen, each of her abilities is designed to change the course of battle. Her 8 mana cost is an investment that pays for itself, and her adaptability to battle rules makes her one of the best options for players looking for a card that not only attacks but also dominates the field with her offense.
So, if you dare to sail the seas of chaos and break enemy ranks from within, I invite you to give this captain a try. Captain Fellblade is not just a card, she is a legend, and I am excited to see how you, in your battles, help her write her story.
With nothing further to add, until next time, Splinterlords.
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