I see this battle as something of nostalgia because for me this is likely last documented battle with Chaos Legion ahead of the new season and the switch to modern in the new era. Chaos Legion was my first entry into Splinterlands. Growing my account from simple reward drops from the very few chests I used to earn in the old format, to the current Glint system.

The above image was created using #ai-images on PeakD. Having recently returned to Hive with a renewed vigour and sense of bullish determination, I began to take serious steps to make note of my progress regarding varying Hive tokens and in addition I set some goals.

This is my ninth Power Up post in a row as I look to rebuild my Hive account.Looking at these lineups, there are a number of cards to begin saying goodbye to. So without further ado. Here is a battle with Modern cards as we begin to move toward the era of Conclave Arcana.

Having recently had the opportunity to take a look at Conclave Arcana, I have begun taking steps to ready my account for the new Modern transition. With barely two weeks remaining until the first pre-sale packs can be opened.

Every card has a purpose. I remember picking up a specific card a while ago now and thinking how useless it was. I could not have been more wrong. In this battle I apply my improved understanding of combining the abilities and rulesets to find success.

With no melee options my usual attacking options are out. In this battle, I explore other options and go back to my roots with a Magic battle. This time though, I have plenty of new tricks up my sleeve.The Ruleset With Life and Death unavailable there are still plenty of options. Melee is one of my favourite attack types so a switch up to magic or ranged damage is necessary. When Death is available, I tend toward ranged damage so I think going for either Water or Earth is the way forward here.