Me gusta esta estrategia con el Splinter de Agua en batallas con Rise of the Commons y poco maná [Es/En]

¡Saludos comunidad! En el reto de esta semana quiero compartir con ustedes un análisis de mi experiencia utilizando una estrategia con el Splinter de Agua. La cual considero una excelente opción para aquellas partidas con un límite de maná bajo y con las reglas “Rise of the Commons” y “Born Again”. Es importante recordar que el tipo de ofensiva a utilizar en nuestras estrategias también dependerá del resto de reglas presentes en la batalla.

En esta oportunidad, les mostraré cómo afronté una batalla de Brawl de la liga de Plata en el formato Salvaje, enfocando mi análisis en explicar cómo utilicé al Splinter de Agua, el archon Kelya Frendul y a las unidades Diemonshark, Isgald Vorst y Hardy Stonefish para ser coherente con las reglas de batalla presentes y las habilidades que quería combinar con la finalidad de tomar ventaja en la partida con la estrategia planteada.

Ya que estos aspectos son un factor clave con un impacto considerable en el desempeño de nuestras estrategias.

Let's talk about the set of rules present in battle. This is the starting point for the analysis that will lead us to the most appropriate choice for facing battle.

The mana limit is 17 points, which allows us to choose archons with a mana cost between 4 and 7 points. However, it is very important to use the remaining mana wisely to choose the right units.

Born Again is a rule that grants the “Rebirth” ability to all units. On the other hand, Broken Arrows does not allow the use of ranged units. Meanwhile, Rise of the Commons only allows the use of common and rare units.

So, taking all these aspects into account, I decided to use the Water Splinter, as it has units with good stats, including a good melee attack. It also has abilities such as Trample, Bloodlust, Opportunity, among others, and an anchor that increases the team's speed and armor by 1 point.

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Hablemos sobre el equipo y la estrategia que conforma. Dadas las circunstancias, era evidente el uso de los tipos de ataque melee y mágico. Es por ello que decidí utilizar al archon Kelya Frendul, ya que incrementa en 1 punto la velocidad y armadura del equipo.

Diemonshark ocupó la primera posición en esta oportunidad, ya que cuenta con las estadísticas apropiadas para ello. Entre las cuales destacan, los puntos de armadura, vida y velocidad. Además, posee la habilidad “Trample”, la cual le permite aprovechar mejor sus ataques al abatir a otra unidad.

Isgald Vorst es clave en la estrategia, ya que al contar con la habilidad “Bloodlust”, tiene el potencial de incrementar considerablemente sus estadísticas. Además, el hecho de que dicha habilidad actúe en conjunto a “Opportunity”, lo hace aún más peligroso.

Por último, Hardy Stonefish actúa como una carnada para aquellos posibles ataques enemigos tipo Sneak u Opportunity.

Esta regla de batalla me parece interesante, y mucho más cuando se combina con una poca capacidad de maná. Ya que nos obliga a pensar muy bien tanto en los archons como en las unidades a escoger, y es en este tipo de circunstancias donde estrategias y cartas un poco infravaloradas, como es el caso de Hardy Stonefish, salen a relucir.

Como les mencioné anteriormente, elegir al archon Kelya Frendul y a las unidades Diemonshark, Isgald Vorst y Hardy Stonefish, fue una buena opción. Sin embargo, también es importante incluir habilidades de soporte que le permitan a nuestro tanque y al resto del equipo, resistir lo suficiente.

Observen como para el turno 1 de la ronda 6, el equipo enemigo estaba casi abatido. Diemonshark e Isgald Vorst controlaron la batalla de una forma impecable. Del mismo modo, Hardy Stonefish cumplió su objetivo de acuerdo a lo planeado.

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La estrategia planteada hizo un uso eficiente de la cantidad de maná disponible, cubriendo aspectos tales como: resistencia contra el daño enemigo, soporte del equipo, una buena ofensiva, y coherencia con el conjunto de reglas presente.

Una debilidad de esta estrategia es un equipo enemigo que cuente con resistencia a los ataques melee e incluya habilidades como: “Shield”, “Tank Heal”, “Heal”, “Triage”, “Amplify”, “Protect”, “Repair”, “Demoralize”, “Thorns”, entre otras.

La diferencia entre las estrategias fue que las unidades enemigas no contaban con la resistencia suficiente para soportar los ataques de mi ofensiva.

Para el funcionamiento adecuado de nuestras estrategias, es importante considerar todos los aspectos involucrados, por lo que no sólo debemos enfocarnos en las estadísticas y habilidades a combinar. También debemos tener en cuenta la influencia de los conjuntos de reglas sobre la estrategia.

Este ha sido mi aporte al desafío semanal, ¡Espero haya sido de su agrado! ¡Saludos y hasta la próxima semana!

Greetings, community! In this week's challenge, I want to share with you an analysis of my experience using a strategy with Water Splinter. I consider this an excellent option for games with a low mana limit and with the “Rise of the Commons” and “Born Again” rules. It is important to remember that the type of offense to use in our strategies will also depend on the other rules present in the battle.

This time, I'll show you how I approached a Silver league Brawl battle in the Wild format, focusing my analysis on explaining how I used Water Splinter, Archon Kelya Frendul, and the units Diemonshark, Isgald Vorst, and Hardy Stonefish to be consistent with the battle rules and the abilities I wanted to combine in order to take advantage of the game with the proposed strategy.

These aspects are a key factor with a considerable impact on the performance of our strategies.

Let's talk about the set of rules present in battle. This is the starting point for the analysis that will lead us to the most appropriate choice for facing battle.

The mana limit is 17 points, which allows us to choose archons with a mana cost between 4 and 7 points. However, it is very important to use the remaining mana wisely to choose the right units.

Born Again is a rule that grants the “Rebirth” ability to all units. On the other hand, Broken Arrows does not allow the use of ranged units. Meanwhile, Rise of the Commons only allows the use of common and rare units.

So, taking all these aspects into account, I decided to use the Water Splinter, as it has units with good stats, including a good melee attack. It also has abilities such as Trample, Bloodlust, Opportunity, among others, and an anchor that increases the team's speed and armor by 1 point.

Let's talk about the team and the strategy it forms. Given the circumstances, it was obvious that melee and magic attacks would be used. That's why I decided to use Archon Kelya Frendul, as she increases the team's speed and armor by 1 point.

Diemonshark took the top spot this time, as he has the appropriate stats for it. Among these, his armor, health, and speed points stand out. In addition, he has the “Trample” ability, which allows him to make better use of his attacks by taking down another unit.

Isgald Vorst is key to the strategy, as his “Bloodlust” ability has the potential to significantly increase his stats. Furthermore, the fact that this ability works in conjunction with “Opportunity” makes him even more dangerous.

Finally, Hardy Stonefish acts as bait for possible enemy Sneak or Opportunity attacks.

I find this battle rule interesting, especially when combined with low mana capacity. It forces us to think carefully about both the archons and the units to choose, and it is in these circumstances that slightly underrated strategies and cards, such as Hardy Stonefish, come to the fore.

As I mentioned earlier, choosing Archon Kelya Frendul and the units Diemonshark, Isgald Vorst, and Hardy Stonefish was a good choice. However, it is also important to include support abilities that allow our tank and the rest of the team to withstand enough damage.

Notice how, by turn 1 of round 6, the enemy team was almost defeated. Diemonshark and Isgald Vorst controlled the battle flawlessly. Similarly, Hardy Stonefish fulfilled his objective as planned.

If you want to see the complete battle, here you have the link: CLICK TO WATCH THE BATTLE

The proposed strategy made efficient use of the available mana, covering aspects such as resistance to enemy damage, team support, a strong offense, and consistency with the current set of rules.

One weakness of this strategy is an enemy team that is resistant to melee attacks and includes abilities such as: “Shield,” “Tank Heal,” “Heal,” “Triage,” “Amplify,” “Protect,” “Repair,” “Demoralize,” “Thorns,” among others.

The difference between the strategies was that the enemy units did not have enough resistance to withstand my offensive attacks.

For our strategies to work properly, it is important to consider all aspects involved, so we must not only focus on the statistics and skills to combine. We must also take into account the influence of the rule sets on the strategy.

This has been my contribution to the weekly challenge. I hope you enjoyed it! Cheers, and see you next week!