Well, the time has finally come when I finally have a card upgraded to level 3. I've been waiting for this for a while, but normally, roughly every year and a half, a new card set launches, and then it dominates the entire rewards system. Meaning, any rewards cards you earn in the game are from that newly launched card set. When I first joined Splinterlands, Rebellion cards were dominant. Firstly, I joined midway, and secondly, because I was new, I couldn't collect enough Rebellion cards to upgrade a card to level 3. Then, the new Conclave Arcana card set came out, and since then, Arcana cards have taken over the rewards system, replacing cards found in random draws, chests, and everywhere else. Since then, I've been collecting Arcana cards, and currently have several cards upgraded to Level 2 from both Rebellion and Arcana, but none that reach Level 3. Playing Brawl Battle has benefited me here, as I've been able to consistently purchase Gladius Cases from its shop and collect cards from the Gladiator Cards set, which includes cards from almost every genre. Today, I finally have enough copies of one of my cards to upgrade it to Level 3.
Although this is a common card that comes with its basic stats, which may not seem like much to you at first glance, its abilities are quite impressive. Like the default Bloodlust ability of this card set, which gives this card +1 to all stats after every killing blow, apart from this the Sneak ability, which gives it the power to attack the last card of the opponent team, and last but not the least, its Double Strike ability, which doubles the melee attack power of this card because with this ability this card can perform two melee attacks back to back. Overall, this card may not look impressive at first glance, but its abilities make it a special and deadly card. After that, it has only one drawback and that is its mere 3 health, due to which it becomes a direct target of cards with Opportunity ability. So, if the enemy has strategic cards, then due to such low health, this card of yours may not survive for many rounds on the battlefield, provided you also take some steps to protect it.
But after upgrading to Level 3, the Great Thing is, this card's stats have increased by 1 health, meaning it now has 4 health points instead of 3. While this isn't a huge jump, each 1 point in stats matters a lot, and I'm likely to be able to use this card more casually with this update. Its Bluedust and Double Strike abilities make it a good card despite its low health. All you need to do is knock out the enemy before it attacks, as each killing attack will increase all of its stats by +1, meaning its 2+2 melee attack power will increase to 3+3, its speed will increase from 3 to 4, and its health will also increase by +1. And if this card knocks out two of the enemy's cards, then the game will be in your hands, and this card can become the most dangerous card on your team. To upgrade to Level 3, I combined a total of 15 copies, of which 5 copies were already combined at Level 2, and then I selected and combined 10 extra copies, making this the first Level 3 card in my deck.
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