Builder OR RAKER:
Builder means you're on a tight budget and have little money to work with. Raker means you have a lot of money to work with and you're ready to rake it in*.
Quick Super Beginner Introduction Video
Builder(low budget):
My first advice is to hook up with streamers doing giveaways for free splinterlands stuff
To get the entire suggested streamers and there is a BIG one missing join discord:
https://discord.gg/e49Xfj4vru
visit category streaming channel splinterlands
Read the Splinterlands Beginners Guide
Next use the First Deck Guide
If you're going to make a splinterlands card purchase always get the maximum discount by using https://cardauctionz.com/market
Join a guild, my personal one is Team Possible
Why? It gets you bonus DEC with every ranked win.
Complete daily quests
Why? You get to open chests after completing them.
Fight your way up the ranked ladder.
Why? You get season end rewards
Strategy:
Browse the Bronze Strategy Guide
But, attending the twitch and watching the champions beat me is really important to learning.
If you learn of a great player like byzantinist you can search them out
battle history
you can edit that search field
Now if you have plenty of money, you are a Raker(You get to rake in the DEC)*
Just buy all the cards at the maximum discount
Where you buy your cards makes a big difference
How to Market Video
How to login
Remember, that cards go up in value based on their in-game usefulness
Make sure you find the most updated information
Follow this information for usage win rates of monsters
Scarcity matters. The gold cards are rare for collectors and they provide in
game bonuses.
All of these options are possible:
You can then learn to play your cards
You can rent your cards
You might enjoy this video on renting and turning DEC-->USD
Video
I'm happy to answer any questions and you can find me here
I'd love for you to bring your questions to the twitch
Are you ready to be a Splinterlands Player? You now have all the resources!
*I'm not a financial advisor so nobody gets to sue me. Oh darn.