The ruleset for this week's challenge
- Shades of Gray - Only Neutral Units may be used in battles
The ruleset that I managed to get
- Rulesets - Shades of Gray, Close Range & Explosive Weaponry
- Mana Cap - 41
- Active Elements -
Here's my starting lineup
Summoner: Immortalis
- With the ruleset that I got the best summoner I had was Immortalis
- Because the element did not matter I just needed Immortalis for his abilities and level
1st Position: Disintegrator
- Disintegrator was my main tank for this battle
- Main reason I like Disintegrator here a lot is his Demoralize ability
- Demoralize - Reduces the Melee attack of all enemy Units by 1
- Trample - When a Unit with Trample hits and kills its target with a Melee attack, it will perform another Melee attack on the next Unit on the enemy Team
2nd Position: Uraeus
- Love this card so much because of how many stats you get for low mana
- For 3 mana you get 2 melee damage (with Sneak), 3 speed, 1 armor and 3 hp
- Sneak - Targets the last unit on the enemy Team instead of the first unit
3rd Position: Parasitic Growth
- Another low mana cost melee monster with Opportunity
- For 4 mana you get 2 damage (with Opportunity), 1 speed and 3 hp
- Opportunity - Units with the Opportunity ability may attack from any position and will target the enemy Unit with the lowest health
4th Position: Magi of Chaos
- Next up in line is one lovely magic monster
- Sadly I only have him in level 1 but he was still good enough of my team
5th Position: Magi Sphinx
- For my 5th monster was also magic card
- And again sadly I only had him in level 1
- Even tho both of my magic monsters where level 1 I still played them as I did not have any other monsters to play and they were good enough
6th Position: Sand Worm
- And as always if you have high mana cap battle you need to play Sand Worm
- He was also like my backline tank if my enemy should play any Sneak monster themself
- I just love his high damage and high health
- Sneak - Targets the last unit on the enemy Team instead of the first unit
Starting board
- At first glance I got scared real quick because of his summoner as I do not see him often in ranked but then I realized he was level 1 and because of that all of my enemies monsters where level 1
- Also his monsters placement looked a little of to me but maybe he had some secret to hide
- And not to rub salt to his wound but my summoner totally countered his all magic team
- These 3 points where all telling me that was 100% my victory but lets still start it up and have a look how it went
Here's how the battle went
1st Round
- After 1st Round my theory was correct and his board was looking quite empty already while my board was almost as healthy as in the beginning
- I had managed to take down 3 of my enemies monsters while not losing any of mine
2nd Round
- 2nd Round was not better for my enemy also
- I still had all my monsters and my enemy had only one monster without attack left
- So I just needed to wait for the next round and claim my victory
3rd Round
- It took me 1 whole round to kill my enemies last standing monster
- After his Ulundin Overseer had fallen I took the victory
- Battle Replay Link
Summary
- This battle was definitely heavily one sided but still fun to watch
- The battle came down to 3 main reasons which I listed in the Starting board section
- But I also think I played the ruleset quite good except the two magic monsters who were only level 1 and took a lot of damage away from my team
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Thanks for reading and thanks for all the upvotes, reblogs, comments and follows. And till the next challenge, KEEP BATTLING!
Thanks for sharing! - @alokkumar121
