Translated by ChatGPTI came back from my trip only to be hit in the face by the new Conclave Arcana collection as soon as I opened Splinterlands. There’s a lot of new stuff, including cards, abilities, new foils, and much more.

Translated by ChatGPTI recently talked about the Halfling Refugee in a post, so it’s only fair to showcase a card from the same Reward edition of Splinterlands that can stand up to it.If you’re looking for raw, unstoppable damage, Kha'zi Conjurer might be the perfect choice for you. Its power spike at level 3 already makes it an incredible option by being able to pierce through opponents' armor, but keep leveling it up and you’ll reach an amazing 6 damage per round with a card that only costs 2 mana.

Translated by ChatGPTThe Ujurak Elder was one of the last — or perhaps last — common Reward Cards from Splinterlands that I maxed out, and I admit it turned out to be much more useful than I expected.This card has a dreadful level 1, but becomes increasingly interesting as it levels up, reaching its most significant power spikes at levels 5 and 10, where it can finally fulfill its true role as a support card and properly buff your team.

Translated by ChatGPTTaking advantage of my vibe of showcasing max-level Reward cards from Splinterlands, today I’m sharing a battle where I used the duo Shock Trooper and Halfling Refugee to create a low-mana, highly offensive composition.

Translated by ChatGPTI already brought you a video earlier this week about Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and this time I want to showcase an intense and extremely fun boss fight. The boss I'll be facing today is Visages, who is part of the main campaign.

Translated by ChatGPTSoon we’ll see the Conclave Arcana cards filling the battlefields of Splinterlands, and I’ve decided to start analyzing some of these cards and anticipating a few potentially interesting combos. My initial choice was Flame for Hire, one of the cards featuring the Arcane Black Foil, which, by the way, looks absolutely stunning.