[EN]Melee monsters are my favorites in Splinterlands because most of them have a perfect combination of attack and defense, but unfortunately these monsters have a big restriction, which is that they can only attack in the first position. Luckily, there are some rules and abilities that help these monsters attack in positions and I always try to take full advantage of them in battles.

[EN]One of my strategies that I use the most in Splinterlands is to combine the Taunt ability with some kind of healing ability. This strategy may seem simple, but it is very effective and also fun to watch. If you haven't tried it yet, I recommend it because I'm sure you won't regret it.

[EN]Having a good defense is essential in Splinterlands and there is a monster in the water deck that is an excellent choice because in addition to having a lot of life, it will be very useful against magical attacks and has a great chance of dodging attacks.

[EN]When it comes to protecting the backline, there is a perfect summoner in Splinterlands and her name is Lily Shieldpaw. If you still don't know this incredible summoner from the dragon deck, then follow me in this post.

[EN]My favorite strategy for the Melee Mayhem rule is to use as many melee monsters as possible. In my opinion, they are the most powerful, but unfortunately they do not attack in any position and for this reason they cannot be used in large numbers easily in battles.

[EN]Today I'm going to talk about a summoner that is one of my favorites in Splinterlands. He fits perfectly with my strategy of increasing the chances of my monsters attacking first and also increasing the chances of them dodging attacks. This summoner is Conqueror Jacek and he is a choice that you won't regret having in your battles (except when the Reverse Speed ​​rule is in the battle).