Introduction
You have already seen the 4 cards with the most life in the entire game, so here I bring them to you in detail, for those who have not been able to see them yet.
It's crazy that these sometimes common cards have so much life wowwww
| Edition | Beta |
|---|---|
| Mana Cost | 5 |
| Element |  Neutral |
| Rarity | Common |
| Card Type |  |
| Abilities | No ability |
There have always been stories of Giants in the Splinterlands, but recently they began to arrive. They bring tales of a home far across the water that they had to flee from a terrible threat. Luckily, these refugee Giants mean no harm to the Splinterlands. Most of them arrived by swimming across the entire Outer Ocean.
| Edition | Rebellion |
|---|---|
| Mana Cost | 11 |
| Element | Neutral |
| Rarity | Common |
| Card Type | |
| Abilities |  |
In combat, their physical efforts largely consist of simply standing firm. It serves their ulund compatriots well, however, as the overseer's thick hide creates a nearly impenetrable barrier.
Ulundin may have bowed to the Chaos Empire, but their overseers continue to protect the integrity of its borders with a mix of pride and stubbornness… as well as a healthy dose of passive resistance.
| Edition | Reward | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mana Cost | 7 | |||
| Element | Neutral | |||
| Rarity | legendary | |||
| Card Type | | |||
| Abilities |  |  |  |  |
It oozed into the Mount Mox arena as a puddle through one of the drains in the outer walkway. It then took the form of a Gloridax Guard and watched with intent curiosity as the next pair of summoners entered the tournament grounds and began ritualistically summoning their monsters. Then with a breeze, it assumed the shape of an Air Elemental and joined the battle in progress, which made the scoremasters think that Tyrus had performed an illegal resurrection. Once it realized it was the subject of a heated argument, it turned into a small beetle, which was nearly crushed under a falling Serpentine as it made its way to the outer edge of the battle ground, where it inhabited the form of a lamp-lighting servant. When the Lord of Darkness entered the arena, the thing became jealous and took on a monstrous form so large that even the Lord of Darkness became lost in its shadow. From then on, no one could deny that a powerful unknown monster had joined their midst. Its name was Almo Cambio.
Almo is drawn to the arena, never wanting to leave and always watching each battle with keen interest through whichever eyes it has at the moment. Once it became more comfortable around the people of Mount Mox, it began occasionally revealing its true form to others. Almo wears an absurd smile at all times and revels in pleasant conversation with anyone who will indulge it. It seems however to have no voice of its own, but merely mimics the voice of anyone to whom it is speaking. Almo's good will and friendliness is often mistrusted, especially because of the way it consistently obliterates its competitors on the battlefield when summoned.
| Edition | Chaos legion | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mana Cost | 6 | |||
| Element |  Water | |||
| Rarity | Legendary | |||
| Card Type | | |||
| Abilities |  |  |  |  |
Few had borne witness to the mighty Baakjira before the Chaos Legion arrived. Some believe that the void gates disturbed the polarity of the land and oceans, skewing the gravitational fields; others say it was simply another native of the Splinterlands come to defend their home. One thing is for certain however, when Baakjira breached the surface of the sea and his enormous body crashed back into the water, every man, beast and invader stopped what they were doing, in complete awe of such a wondrous sight.
Hailing from the deepest ocean in all of the World, the Delortane Trench, Baakjira, is one of a few remaining Baleenvast left, a monstrous whale so big that it dwarves everything else native to the Splinterlands, even the largest of dragons. They rarely stray from the safe depths of the Delortane Trench but on rare occasions fishermen have seen them breach for the mouthful of air that will last them an entire year before they need to breath again. Ancient maritime folklore says that seeing one of these beasts is supposed to bring you good fortune and bless you for the remainder of your voyage.