Conclave Arcana Prequel - Pushing It In The Splinterlands Survival ...

Hey battle mages and anons! The Splinterlands magic is back and it’s hitting harder than ever as the arcane gates just got blasted open and Conclave Arcana Presale is officially live!

While everyone focused on packs, I gave it another go to the Survival Mode... hoping for some better results! In fact, last season was the first one where I hustled on all three modes.. and collated the data for a deep analysis!

After just a glance, it's more than obvious why I should stick to Wild, and collect $DEC to buy Conclave Arcana packs! This is the way... this is the way to become better! Vonak!

Survival Mode in Splinterlands offers a thrilling twist for those seeking more than just routine battles. It introduces a heightened level of strategy, pushing players to be more thoughtful with their deck composition and gameplay decisions.

For experienced competitors... it’s a format that brings excitement and intensity, especially with the prospect of climbing leaderboards and unlocking better rewards during special events.

But I will stick to wild! Why? I can use all my cards and is the place where I climb the leaderboard faster! Last season I acheived Silver I and claimed 29,744 Glint as end of season rewards. Being Wild Silver Rank 51 brought an extra 6,250 Glint in the bag! That's why I prefer going Wild!

Wild Mode comes with drawbacks. The stakes are higher! An early loss can mean wasted time and, in some cases, entry fees. Success in Survival Mode also demands a deep and versatile card collection.

While renting cards can bridge some gaps, that comes with its own cost. Additionally, it requires more focus and time than standard ranked matches, making it less ideal for quick or casual sessions.

Why I should go on a survival adventure and struggle in Bronze III? Why should I deplete my cards for no rewards? It's hard to be a Survival Battle Mage and I don't have the deck for this!

Ultimately, Survival Mode is well worth the effort for players who have a strong lineup, enjoy tactical gameplay, and are motivated by competitive rewards. On the other hand, newer players or those with limited card access may find it more frustrating than fun, and might prefer sticking with modes that offer steady, low-risk progress.

Let's check the overal stats for clarification! On Modern I've played 401 battles and won 216, for a +50% battle ratio, while on survival I've won only 30 from 117 duels! The win rate dropped to 25.64% and would probably go lower as the cards are becoming unavailable!

And here we go to Wild, where my longest streak was 28 wins...once upon a time! I've played 34,801 battles and I've turned the tides in my favor in 16,532 of them! The win rate is at 47.51% but we talk about quantity! I could do Modern but the rewards are wilder in... Wild!

The Splinterlands are buzzing, the arcane forces are stirring, and you can feel it in the air! The Conclave Arcana isn't just another set drop... it's the spark lighting a whole new fire in Splinterlands. This fresh chapter if full of chaos, magic, and power-grabbing!

I’m on full degen mode, scrambling to stack as much DEC as humanly possible. I even sold off some small fry assets, unified every last scrap of DEC, and now I'm eyeing those presale packs like a beast ready to pounce. Gotta be early and catch the wave before it blows up.

And it all began with a single pack... but the journey is far from over. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. Slow and steady wins the race. I now have seven packs in my bag and heading towards a free Skinwalker card!

Don’t crack those packs just yet! The Conclave Arcana stays sealed until the general sale kicks off on May 13th. Only 10% of each pack type is available during the presale, and whatever doesn’t sell? Burned. Forever. That’s right—pure, degen-approved scarcity driving serious value.

Early birds don’t just get the cards! They get exclusive airdrops, presale leaderboard rewards, and a shot at ultra-rare loot through the Presale Raffle. Every pack is a ticket to glory.