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In this post, the author discusses his strategy and tips for the "Back to Basics" ruleset in the game Splinterlands. The ruleset removes all unit abilities, resulting in more vanilla battles. The author suggests three approaches to playing this ruleset: using a melee tank with magic damage in the backline, a melee tank with ranged damage in the backline or a melee tank with a mix of magic and range. He also recommends choosing units with strong base stats and summoners that can manipulate range or magic. The author then provides a battle link to showcase his lineup and analyze the battle. He concludes by stating that Back to Basics is an okay ruleset, but not much thinking is involved. He thank the readers and provide his referral link for those interested in trying Splinterlands.

This post discusses the Splinterlands game and highlights the Iziar card with the Martyr ability. The author shares his experience playing the game and trying to secure a top 10 position in the Champion League. He also mentions the increasing use of Rebellion edition cards in the modern format. The Iziar card is a reward edition card that belongs to the Life element and costs 11 mana. It has abilities such as Taunt, Void, and Martyr. The author provides a detailed breakdown of the card's stats and abilities at different levels. They also share a battle link and discuss his strategy in using the Iziar card to increase the stats of other monsters and deal significant damage to the enemy. The post concludes with the author asking readers if they have the Iziar card in their collection.

This post recaps a Splinterlands battle challenge using the Back to Basics rule set. The author chose to use the Grandmaster Rathe summoner and focused on high armor monsters and magic damage dealers. The battle went as expected, with the author winning due to their strategy and the advantage of void armor on the summoner. The opponent did not play according to the ruleset properly. The author invites readers to share their thoughts on the match and discusses the different strategies players use in a ruleset.

The author of this post discusses his strategy for the Splinterlands Battle Mage Secrets Challenge with the Back to Basic ruleset. He provides a lineup and strategy for the battle, focusing on dealing with melee and ranged attacks. The author's lineup includes the Immortalis summoner and various monsters with high speed, HP, and armor. He recaps the battle, noting successful attacks and the effectiveness of his strategy. The enemy anticipated their melee attacks and used a summoner to give their monsters the Dodge ability. The author invites feedback and provides credit for the thumbnail and divider used in the post.

This post discusses the author's strategy for the Splinterlands Mage Secrets Battle Challenge Back to Basics. The battle ruleset requires that all monsters lose their abilities, and the author emphasizes the importance of selecting the right summoner for victory. The author shares his lineup and strategy, using the Earth element with Summoner Immortalis, who provides defense against magic attacks. The lineup includes various monsters with different abilities and attacks strategically placed to maximize their effectiveness. The author then provides a detailed recap of the battle, showcasing their successful strategy in action. The post concludes with a reminder to upvote and leave a comment, as well as an invitation to join Splinterlands using the author's referral link.

This post discusses a ruleset in the game Splinterlands called "Back to Basics." The ruleset states that units lose all abilities, but summoner effects are still active. The author shares his thoughts on this ruleset, mentioning that while it may be boring and disliked by many, strategic adaptability is key to success in the game. They suggest using the summoner Yodin Zaku for this ruleset and other options depending on the available mana. The author then presents a battle they played using the Conqueror Jacek card and the Super Sneak ruleset. They analyze each round of the battle and discuss strategy and potential mistakes. The post also includes a section where the author showcases three cards: Forgotten One, Sand Worm, and Exploding Rats, and explains why they are useful in certain situations. The author concludes by encouraging readers to try out Splinterlands and participate in a prediction game they are hosting. They also provide links to their previous articles.