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The post discusses a new strategy in the game Splinterlands involving the use of the Iziar card from the Life Splinter. The strategy revolves around utilizing Iziar's Taunt ability to force opponents' monsters to attack Iziar while the rest of the team remains safe. The key to success lies in the support units placed behind Iziar. The post recommends using two healers, Venari Crystalsmith and Meriput Magician, to keep Iziar's health high. Additionally, the strategy incorporates the use of Pelacor Arbalest for striking power. The post includes a battle example showcasing the effectiveness of the strategy. It also provides tips for battling against this strategy, such as using monsters with Fury or Giant Killer abilities. The post concludes by mentioning variations of the strategy and the affordability of building the recommended team.

This post provides a cheat sheet with important information about the upcoming Conflicts feature in the game Splinterlands. Conflicts are a new airdrop mechanism that requires staking cards and packs in Wagons to accumulate points. These points determine the chance of receiving cards at the end of the Conflict. The first Conflict is called Rage and features a powerful dragon card. Wagons can be purchased for 50 vouchers, 10k $DEC, or 10k credits and can be used for future conflicts as well. Points are based on the Collection Power of cards and the number of packs staked. 100k points equal 1 chance, and 200 chances guarantee 1 card. Each airdropped card has a 2% chance of being a Gold Foil, which can be increased to 4% with 20 vouchers. The first conflict starts on January 23rd. There will be a total of 9 conflicts. Cards staked on Wagons can still be used in battles but cannot be rented, sold, traded, or delegated. They also cannot be combined, but there is no cooldown when removing them. The post provides useful resources for understanding how conflicts work and calculating chances.

This post discusses the upcoming "Phase 2" of the Praetoria expansion in the game Splinterlands. The author provides a summary of the current "Phase 1.5" and highlights the resources and buildings that will be introduced in "Phase 2". The post aims to inform readers about the new game mode and its impact on the game's economy. The author also mentions that they will be publishing more details in the future. The post concludes with some final considerations and links to official information about the expansion.

This post discusses the Splinterlands card game and focuses on the legendary tank card called INEVITABLE from the Life Splinter. The author explains that INEVITABLE is a powerful tank with high health, armor, and resistance to melee damage. The card also has the abilities of Immunity, Triage, Shield, and Repair, making it a strong choice for battles. The post highlights the combination of INEVITABLE with the AVINA OF THE WOLF tactical summoner, which gives the monster the Heal skill and makes it almost indestructible. The author compares INEVITABLE to the previously popular KRALUS card and explains how it can be a good replacement in the Modern format. The post also discusses battles with the Noxious Fumes and Earthquake rulesets, where INEVITABLE proves to be a valuable asset. The author shares a battle featuring INEVITABLE and concludes by inviting readers to upvote and reblog the post if they found it useful.

This post highlights a battle in the game Splinterlands between Djinn Oshannus and Coerl Lurker. It provides a description of the stats and abilities of both monsters and explains the battle configuration, including the ruleset and mana cap. The author then discusses his lineup and strategy, aiming to overpower the enemy through a combination of speed and attrition. The post includes screenshots of the battle and concludes with a link to the full battle replay.

The post discusses the benefits of adding liquidity to stable pools in the HIVE ecosystem, particularly focusing on the DEC and USDC pools. The author mentions the rewards LP providers receive, which are in the form of SPS tokens, and suggests a potential solution to stabilize the value of DEC by burning the rewards and converting them to DEC. The post emphasizes the importance of supporting Splinterlands and working towards its growth.