The Splinterlands Glint Dynamics Changed With Conclave Arcana - Got To Diamond II Last Season

Blending deep strategy with the power of decentralization, Splinterlands has redefined blockchain gaming. Here, players don’t just play — they own their in-game assets, making every battle more than just a fight.

The Splinterlands Conclave Arcana chase is on. The seals are breaking, chaos is spilling in, and arcane power surges through every pack. It's time for a self-assessment, to see if I should be concerned I spread too much during the pre-sale!

Pack opening isn’t just a drop...it’s a summoning. As the portal opens, ancient forces emerge, twisted by shadow and fuelled by magic. The cards crackle with power. The gifts are real. And the chase has begun.

However... there's something bigger planned for the Splinterlands community! Something that will bring both chaos and flavour! The world is not ready for Yaba’s Pickle Release & Arcane Event!

Whether you’re purchasing cards, unlocking reward chests, or opening packs, every asset is securely stored on the blockchain, ensuring true ownership and full control over your collection.

The previous season wasn't amazing ... but I managed to reach Silver I Tier towards the end. My Glint reward was 30,372, plus 12,000 for the 47th place in the Wild Silver rankings! The bag was big enough to spend them like a madman.

This time it went better, thanks to the Conclave Arcana cards, and I jumped through tiers smoothly. In one morning I went from Gold to Diamond, and got a legendary card in the reward chests! Hello Endless Gibbon!

You know the drill... fight.. brawl.. get rewards and spent the $GLINT on whatever you fancy! It's a cycle of glory that must go on! The effect was amplified by the Conclave Arcana cards, with the new bloodlines and extra abilities!

Took me a couple of day but I went up another tier, and Diamond II came with lots of chests. Those 11 commons were ok, but the bigger ones came with better rewards! Curious about what was inside?

Here you go battle mage... the opening! Was expecting better cards and lot more potions, but free gifts shouldn't be judged too hard! Don't get me wrong... potions are nice if you have packs to open.

The four rare cards are nice, as the Ujurak Elder is one of my favourite cards and Commander Slade is overpowered. This nice pulls made me look ahead to the new season with more confidence.

Wrapped up the Splinterlands season in Diamond II and ended with 24k Glint, a bit underwhelming compared to the average haul at that tier. Still, not a total loss as I snagged an extra 3k Glint for finishing Silver Rank 86, which helped soften the blow.

Not my strongest run, but every bit adds up. The grind felt tougher this cycle, with more bots clogging mid-tiers and some brutal RNG in the final stretch. A few missed wins here and there could’ve bumped me closer to the 30k mark, but that’s how it goes.

At least I stayed consistent, kept pace with dailies, and chipped away at my chest count. Eyes on the next season... clean slate, fresh push. Eyes on the pickle lads!

I am on a quest to complete the rebellion set so... I've spent 35k Glint on this beauty! The Blackmoor Jinx card is a hidden gem! It’s more than just stats as it’s steeped in lore.

Deep in the misty heart of the Splinterlands, Blackmoor Basin is home to mischievous brownies who twist trails and toy with travellers. But push too far, and their tricks turn deadly. The Blackmoor Jinx isn’t just a curse... it’s a slow-burning chaos that punishes greed and disrespect.

Love when flavour meets function. This little rascal can create chaos! Sounds like a Loki that can go too extreme! Vonak!

I've got lucky and pulled a Black Foil Conclave Tracker from a Conclave Arcana pack! This made my day, but should sell or use it? Black Foil cards are ultra-rare limited editions with exclusive cosmetic effects and often higher value due to scarcity.

They also earn +10% more rewards in ranked battles and brawls compared to regular foils! The Conclave Tracker is a Ranged Magic attacker from the Conclave Arcana set, known for its utility in low-mana battles and anti-Stealth or Snipe strategies. Could be useful?

It could but I still have to work hard to get back my investment so I decided to list it. The price went down from $250 each day, and took a while to sell it... but it was finally done! Said goodbye for $129.99 and covered close to 10% ROI!

The Conclave Arcana adventures continues, and there is a new SPS staking-related card that will be soon on sale, it is called Yaba's Pickle, it is a 4 Mana tank with 2 Melee Attack, 4 Armor and 7 Health at max level, got Dodge, Slow, Heal and Shield, not bad, if it wasn't so expensive.

The long-awaited debut of Yaba’s Pickle, a mysterious and quirky addition teased for months, has finally been unleashed in Splinterlands, sending waves of excitement through the community.

This unique item, named after the game’s co-founder Yabapmatt, introduces unexpected twists in gameplay, delighting both collectors and competitive players alike. The world is not ready for Yaba’s Pickle Release & Arcane Event!

There are 3 releases, first one for SPS stakers with 150 DEC or Credits, second for everyone with 200 Aura, 10 Vouchers or 200 DEC, and third for Blackfoil as an auction. Read the Splinterlands post for more info.

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