Hi, summoner of the Splinterlands. I'm back in Splinterlands for another weekly challenge. The Even Stevens rule is this week's theme. I see this rule as a chance for even-numbered cards to be seen by the general public.
According to the Stevens Evens fighting rules, our collection will be split into two halves and an even card is the one that emerges. wherein only even cards may be used. However, summoner cards are exempt from this. because summoner cards, regardless of their mana quantity, remain usable.
Only Monsters with even Mana costs may be used in battles.
There are no special tricks for this ruleset, but having an idea of mana points of a few monsters helps in predicting what your opponent can and cannot use.
This rule is the only one that applies, but the Even Stevens event's effects won't matter if any other rules apply.
With a limited mana cap, how do you select monsters in Steven's event battles? Naturally, the hiring process needs to be as thorough as possible
In battles with limited mana, final personnel decisions can be decisive. This is what occurred during my battle with the Even Stevens ruleset. In the fight against 21-point mana, I chose to use the death element. I chose the monster personnel and the arrangement shown in the image below.
My goal is to be able to defeat QUORA TOWERSHEAD using its healing abilities. That occurs if I select the final personnel correctly. In fact, I was unable to contain the power of QUORA because I did not include the appropriate monsters. Monsters with the STUN ability are capable of blocking the power of healing.
At the start of the monster selection, I'll include the REVEALER monster, which has the STUN power. However, MAGI NECROSI's Snipe attack power proved to be the winning factor. Finally, my guess was incorrect. Regardless of the amount of mana between the two monsters, they can participate in the Even Stevens fight.
Finally, Venari Crystalsmith's poison attack was unable to withstand the power of QUORA TOWERSHEAD. Finally, all of my monsters were destroyed, and I lost the battle.
Additionally, the battle link below allows you to view the entire fight.
That is my battle with the even-sevens rules. Mistakes in card selection led to disappointing results. But this is experience that can be used in the next fight.
Continue fighting in Splinterlands to determine the optimal combination of strategies for Even Stevens rule set and regulations.
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