Greetings, brave warriors of Splinterlands! My adventure continues and today I had a very interesting fight against an opponent who outclassed me by a couple of levels! When the Maneuvers rule comes out and cards get the ability to attack from the second line, I use Water Elemental and the powerful Coastal Sentry, which justifies the high summoning cost thanks to its double attack. But I admit this time I doubted my strategy as my opponent used Drybone Barbarian and added magic attacks to Scavo Hireling and Nimbledook Explorer with Aves Sturgis

Greetings, brave warriors of Splinterlands! My favorite game has seen a lot of nice changes lately, and I think it's going to get even better. I've continued to pump up my Death deck, and last week I maxed out my favorite card, Cursed Windeku. In the tank position, he's pretty darn good. Deflects melee attacks with the Thorns ability, restores life with Heal, and, the last skill Slow makes him an even more useful warrior.

Greetings, brave warriors of Splinterlands! I continue to test the possibilities of the new cards and for the last two days I've been actively using Night Stalker, who can play as Death and Fire.His Sneak ability, coupled with his good attack parameters and relatively low summoning cost (only 4 mana) makes him very dangerous for the enemy's rear.

Greetings, brave warriors of Splinterlands! Yesterday was the end of the regular game season and I hope you got some great rewards, but I had a great fight in Guild Brawls and can't wait to share it. Playing with gladiators is a hell of a lot of fun, but some of them have been lying around for a long time waiting for the right moment to prove themselves, and that's exactly what Jini Guise, the Legendary Earth Elemental Mage, was for me. I play her very rarely, but sometimes she really surprises and has a significant impact on the course of the battle.

Hello, brave warriors of Splinterlands! I found a free minute and decided to join an interesting challenge dedicated to Favorite Strategies. And here's a funny thing - my favorite elements are Earth and Death, but my favorite strategy, which I use very often, is the element of Life!

Good day, brave warriors of Splinterlands! I continue to explore new cards from the Rebellion set and today I'm actively using the legendary Earth elemental mage, Fizbo The FabulousWith a summoning cost of 6 mana, he has a good combination of attack and health, but much more useful is the Tank Heal skill, thanks to which you can perfectly support your main attacker.