Welcome to BDVoter Daily Showcase.

For those who don’t know, BDVoter is a curation project on HIve Blockchain that was initiated primarily aiming to encourage BD Hive users who were overlooked even after contributing to the chain with their excellent writing and meaningful engagement. However, the project has branched out to other communities and now manually curates worthy content on Hive including but not limited to creative writing, gaming content, travel blogs, sports talks, movie thoughts, and so on.

Besides, in an attempt to support a healthy ecosystem, BDVoter keeps an eye on @Splinterlands content and supports weekly challenges (Art Challenge, Social Media Challenge & Battle Mage Secrets). As the project strongly stands against plagiarists and spammers, content creators are encouraged to produce high-quality, meaningful, and original content that adds value to the blockchain. In short, we believe in creativity, so, show us the best of you!

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This post discusses the "Briar Patch" battle rule in the Splinterlands game. The author shares his experience playing with this rule and provides tips and strategies for navigating it. The "Briar Patch" rule causes melee attack cards to receive damage in return, but there are ways to defend against it, such as using armor and certain abilities. The author also highlights useful skills like Redemption, Reflection Shield, Divine Shield, and Amplify. He discussed how different summoners, such as Grandmaster Rathe, Reklah, and Lorna Shine, can be beneficial in this rule. The author then shares their strategy for a battle using the Yodin Zaku, Grum Flameblade, Lord of Fire, Torch Vizier, Blood Maker, and Doctor Blight cards. He emphasizes the importance of considering unconventional strategies in this rule and encourages players to adapt their gameplay accordingly.

In this post, the author shares his battle using his scholar account in the Balthazar guild. The battle is in the Diamond Modern Format League and the author focuses on showcasing the strength of Uriel in battle. He discusses the Briar Patch ruleset, where all units receive the Thorns ability, and melee attack units receive damage back. The author explains his strategy for this ruleset, including his lineup of monsters and his reasoning behind each choice. He then provides a detailed recap of the battle, discussing each round and the actions taken by both teams. The author concludes by sharing his thoughts on the battle and the effectiveness of his strategy in the Briar Patch ruleset. He also thank the reader for their support and provided links for those interested in starting the game.

This post explores the core legendary cards of the Life element in the Splinterlands game. The post discusses four cards: Adelade Brightwing, Soul Fiend, Uriel the Purifier, and Grandmaster Rathe. It provides details about his abilities, mana cost, rarity, and other stats. The post also includes three battle scenarios where these cards are used, highlighting his strengths and how he contributes to the gameplay. The author shares his thoughts on the life sets of legendary monsters and his effectiveness in different rule sets. The post also includes links to previous articles by the author and invites readers to join Splinterlands and follow the author on social media for updates.

The author of this post discusses the new Conflict mechanism in the Splinterlands game that encourages players to hold their cards and play actively. Players can stake rebellion packs and cards to earn airdrop chances, but these cards become unavailable for renting, delegating, selling, or burning until unstaked. The author shares his own preparation for the ongoing Conflict airdrop, including collecting Rebellion cards and staking them in wagons to earn contribution points. They also mention their goal of reaching 100k contribution points per hour. The author concludes by sharing his recent purchases of max-level rebel cards and his excitement to play with them.

This post discusses the Lost Legendaries rule in the game Splinterlands. The rule prohibits the use of legendary monsters in battles, making it easier for beginner players. The author shares his strategy for this rule, which involves using powerful epic units from the Gladiators set. He also discusses the lineup of units they used in a Silver League game and provides a detailed analysis of each round of the battle. The author highlights the effectiveness of epic cards in this rule and emphasizes the importance of modifying strategies with non-legendary cards. The post includes links to other Battle Mage Secrets posts and provides image sources.

This post discusses the Battle Mage Secrets weekly challenge in the Splinterlands game. The challenge focuses on the ruleset called Briar Patch, where all units on the battlefield have the Thorns ability. The author shares his battle lineup and strategy for facing this ruleset, which involves using melee units and avoiding damage from Thorns. They highlight the importance of skills like Reflection Shield and Amplify in countering the Thorn's ability. The author also provides a detailed recap of their battle, emphasizing the key moments and strategies that led to their victory. They conclude by discussing the importance of choosing the right summoner and acknowledging the challenge of the Briar Patch ruleset. The post includes images and links to the battle and the game itself.