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Thanks to the Close Range ruleset, Merdhampir was allowed to attack from the first position, which made this situation somewhat unique. Without this favorable setup, this battle would have possibly ended up as a loss.

Going forward, with the upcoming Riftwatchers mini-set for instance, I do expect to see the Amplify ability getting even more synergies with a variety of units across the different splinters.

A single Recharge monster can sometimes already be a real liability but two of them in the same lineup looked like shooting myself in the foot.

If you’ve been brawling for a while, you’ve certainly encountered Quora in one of your battles. She definitely made a name for herself as one of the strongest Gladiators in the current set!

In the case you're not a Maverick, *which I'm not*, you haven't been able to test out Grandmaster Rathe on the Test Server. Yet, a specific ruleset can give us all a taste of how powerful Grandmaster Rathe can possibly be: the **Weak Magic** ruleset!

I’ve decided to go with something a little bit different than usual with this week's Share Your Battle Challenge: a Special Brawl Edition featuring… Jared Scar!

Today, I would like to talk about the Game within the Game that got me hooked in this ecosystem as much as the Cards Game itself. To me, Splinterlands is as much an Asset Management Game as it is a Card Game.

I've detailed in my previous post the reasons why I recently bought 3 BCX of Quix The Devious. So, naturally, this was an opportunity for me to highlight one of his battles in this week's Share Your Battle Challenge.

Leveling up my Dragon Splinter was always in the back of my mind, essentially for two reasons. 1 - It’s Cost-Effective! 2 - It’s Powerful!

It has been a few days since I've tried to stumble upon the right setup to let the Gargoya Scrapper shine. In the following battle, I even voluntarily gave up 1 Mana to make it happen.

The Last Stand / Heal combo, whether it is with Kron The Undying, the Pelacor Mercenary or the Flesh Golem, is as close to a “broken” combo as it can be.

Venari Knifer is still a solid card to put in the backline to counter potential sneak attacks, especially at Level 6 when Backfire is added to its Thorns.

This mini-series is aimed to be a fun one that will hopefully inspire players on a budget. Playing myself with mostly low-level cards in Gold, even though I have now a reliable Life Splinter, stealing wins against much stronger decks is always satisfying.

At max level, the Cruel Sethropod displays an impressive 3 Melee attacks, 6 Armors, and 7 Health Points for 3 Mana cost only. Sure, it doesn’t have any special ability, but those solid basic stats still make it a viable option in any league.

Even though I have been playing Splinterlands for over 6 months, I still keep on learning new things from the battles I lose. This is in part why I enjoy this game so much. The battles are not only short and varied, but they also offer a surprisingly high level of depth and complexity.

At the base level, Scavo Firebolt is identical to its Water counterpart, Kulu Swimhunter. The latter was even highlighted in a Share Your Battle Weekly Challenge recently.

This mini-series is aimed to be a fun one that will hopefully inspire players on a budget. Playing myself with mostly low-level cards in Gold, even though I have now a reliable Life Splinter, stealing wins against much stronger decks is always satisfying.

Three months earlier @azircon challenged me to reach Diamond. I finally got there, but only for a few hours.

With packs' prices dipping sharply this week, this was a chance of having some fun with a few bucks. I bought my 10 packs for less than $25, and if I had waited a few more days, I could even have got them for about $2 a pack.

Last season, I encountered @pathfinderchris, a former member of my guild. It is always nice to recognize the people that we are facing.