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 Splinterlands game and focuses on the battle rule called "Broken Arrows." The author explains that this rule limits the use of monsters with ranged attacks, which can affect battle strategies and choices. The post highlights the importance of paying attention to combat details and adapting strategies based on battle conditions. The author also suggests specific abilities that are effective when the Broken Arrows rule is active, such as Shield, Void, Void Armor, Silence, Demoralize, Magic Reflect, Thorns, and Amplify. The post includes a favorite combo of monsters that can deal significant damage to opponents. Additionally, the author shares a battle he played using a different strategy and provides a round-by-round analysis of the match. The battle ends in a draw. The post concludes with gratitude to the readers and an invitation to the next post.

This post discusses the rebellion common cards in the Splinterlands game and their importance in battles. The author highlights several rebellion common cards and their abilities, such as a tank card with a shield piercing ability and good speed and attack, a magician card that can heal and attack with magic, a card with no attack but impressive health and the ability to stun, a ranged card with the ambush ability, and a tank card with high life and shield that is powerful against magic. The author also mentions that there are still more cards to be revealed in the Rebellion edition of the game. The post includes images of the mentioned cards and provides links to additional resources and the author's social media profiles.

This post is a recap of a battle in the Splinterlands game, focusing on the Battle Mage Secrets challenge. The challenge involves presenting the secrets of battles before a Battle Ruleset. The Ruleset analyzed in this post is Broken Arrows, which prohibits the use of Ranged damage monsters. The post explains that this Ruleset doesn't have much impact on gameplay because players don't usually deploy many Ranged damage monsters. The strategy suggested is to deploy a few Melee monsters in the first positions and then deploy magic units, which have powerful damage and can attack from any position. The post also provides a recap of a battle that took place in the Silver League, featuring the Broken Arrows and Aim True Rulesets. The player used the Water Splinter and KELYA FRENDUL Summoner, while the opponent chose the Life Splinter. The player's lineup strategy involved deploying different monsters in strategic positions to protect each other. The player successfully defeats all the enemy monsters and attributes their victory to the speed and armor granted by their summoner, as well as the greater number of monsters on the field.

This post discusses the concept of bloodlust in the Splinterlands game. Bloodlust is an ability that triggers each time a monster kills an opponent, granting it a +1 increase to all its stats. The post highlights that all monsters from the Gladius edition are equipped with bloodlust abilities. The author also mentions that there are additional monsters with bloodlust that are not part of the Gladius Edition set. The post provides a battle lineup and highlights a battle where the author's Krash Wanderford gains multiple bloodlust triggers, resulting in increased stats. The post concludes by mentioning the importance of countering bloodlust abilities with monsters that have dispel and the usefulness of the bloodlust ability in battles due to the addition of the weapons training ability.

This post provides a summary of the Scarred Hands Silver Cup, a rebellion-only tournament for the Silver League in the Splinterlands game. It includes statistics on summoner win rates, total battles, and the top and bottom 10 monster win rates and total battles. The post also highlights the top 10 players in the tournament and provides links to the battles of the top 3 players. Additionally, the post showcases lineup highlights from the top 3 players. It concludes with an invitation to join Splinterlands and wishes luck to the players.

This post discusses a strategy for the Splinterlands game using the "Silence" ability of the summoner "Nomos" from the new Rebellion set. The Silence ability reduces the magic attack of all enemy units, providing an advantage in the game. The post also highlights other rules and abilities that can complement the Silence strategy, such as Weak Magic, Broken Arrows, and Return Fire. The author shares their strategy, using Nomos as the summoner and cards like Caladuum, Spirit Hoarder, and Gobalano Soldier to weaken the opponent's deck and protect their own. The post concludes with some considerations and advice for using the Silence strategy effectively.