Splinterlands Social Media Challenge!

Hello, guys, I hope you're all doing well. I wanted to share this match with you, my first time participating in this wonderful community , I am happy to participate in the Splinterlands Social Media Challenge. . I'd love to see your responses and advice in the comments, and thank you.

Battle link : https://splinterlands.com/battle/sl_8e546dd1c986baa328a0efd50a8a4249?ref=cryptokimi
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I chose a ranked match. Mana in this battle was relatively low at 20, and there was no change to the standard combat rules. I was allowed to choose any element I wanted, so I chose Fire and natural.

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I chose Nomos as my Summoner, 5 mana cost is average and suitable for low mana cost battles. It's effective against high-speed opponents, and I think the opponent will choose high-speed monsters. This is also very good when mana is low.

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I chose MOXIAN REBEL first place,
​ with 5 mana, with 1 damage, 1 health, and 1 speed. Its advantages include a low mana cost, and thanks to its magic attacks, it is able to dodge the opponent's roll and directly attack the opponent's health points.

I also chose in second place the Fire MONSTER Torch Vizier, as it is considered a legendary card with 5 mana, and with 2 strong damage against defensive formations. It has 4 speed points, which is excellent. It may have a great advantage in attacking first, and 4 health to last as long as possible,with the advantage of Targets opponents with weaker health when the opponent.

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I also chose the TORCH VIZIER Monster in second place, a neutral monster, as it is considered a legendary card with 6 mana, Melee attack 2, speed and shield 2, and health 5. It is very strong in battle and can last for the longest possible time and win the battle. As it is strong, it is also solid and good against defensive formations, with the advantage of Targets the weakest opponents’ health when the opponent

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ROUND1

Since the fastest player is the one who makes the first attack, TORCH VIZIER attacked ARGARIX MAGUS, even though he was on the second row, because he had the ability to Target the enemy unit with the least health, causing him to be taken out of the fight.

Then, Sea Dog of Eight attacked Mad Ogre Anarchist, dealing him damage with a -2 melee attack.

Mad Ogre Anarchist countered the attack against Sea Dog of Eight with the same attack and the same damage.

Moxian Rebel performed a magic attack against Sea Dog of Eight, dealing him 1 damage.

ROUND2

With TORCH VIZIER, a Melee attack broke the Chaos Rear Guard. Mad Ogre Anarchist then made a Melee attack against Sea Dog of Eight, dealing -2 damage.

Sea Dog of Eight countered Mad Ogre Anarchist's attack, dealing the same damage.

Moxian Rebel made a Magic attack against Sea Dog of Eight, dealing 1 damage.

ROUND3

TORCH VIZIER did a Melee attack against Sea Dog of Eight, dealing 2 damage. Sea Dog of Eight did a Melee attack against Mad Ogre Anarchist, taking him out.

ROUND4

Torch Vizier performed a Melee attack against Sea Dog of Eight, forcing him to withdraw from the battle.

Moxian Rebel performed a Magical Attack against Chaos Rear Guard, bypassing the shield and dealing 1 damage. The latter responded with a Melee Attack against Torch Vizier, dealing the same damage.

ROUND5

Each Torch Vizier and Moxian Rebel attacked the Chaos Rear Guard, lowering its health to 1.

ROUND6

Chaos Real Guard was forced out of the battle after Torch Vizier attacked him with Melle.

Daigendark Surveyor reversed the attack against Moxian Rebel, forcing him out of the battle.

ROUND 7

Torch Vizier did a Melee attack twice in a row against Daigendark Surveyor, dealing 2 damage each time, and the battle ended like this.

ROUND8

I focused on this battle on the idea that the opponent would choose lower-health monsters to make the battle easier. This was not the case, but rather the battle was very balanced, and winning it was not easy. My gaming experience is very limited, and I hope to improve as the matches progress. To avoid taking too long, I will leave you with pictures of the battle rounds. Thank you, and I look forward to reading your responses,