Battle mage secrets : Healed Out

It's the 6-year anniversary of Splinterlands, and this is awesome to talk about. You know, at some point, I wish I knew Splendor way before now. Because I have seen the good it has done in people's lives. But then, with no regrets, we moved on anyway. Since the first day I heard about Splinterlands, I've fallen in love with it. And until today, I never regretted knowing how to play it. And of course, I've introduced some people to this realm of splinterlands. Although I'm still learning, I've not made any achievements yet. But I know the future is beautiful.

Even though I'm having set back on playing Splinterlands because we lack power supply, if not, I believe I would have moved more than I expected. But either. I have gotten some nice goals for the future, as I really wanted to be one of the top players in Splinterlands and also be part of the leagues. Be at the top of the leaderboard too.

So far, so good. I've introduced Splinterlands to some people, and they are also doing well. Which I also believe they will do better in the future. Well, I was able to play some battles this week, and here is one of the battles I played this week.

The rules of the game are: All healing abilities are removed from monsters and summoners. A 40-mana cap was given to me.

I choose the Thaddius summoner, which removes minus one health and minus one magic from my opponent's cards.
I chose Cursed Windeku in my front roll. With the ability of thorns. When hit with melee attacks, it does 2 damage to them.

I selected Chaos Jailer in my second line, with two abilities. Opportunity: any units with opportunity ability can attack from anywhere and will target the lowest units to attack. Ambush ability: these units get to attack first when the battle begins.
I also chose Revealer. This unit has stun ability, and anytime it attacks, it also stuns the opponent and makes it skip the next turn.

I move forward to select Venary Bonesmith; this card has two abilities. Life leech. The unit's health increases anytime it damages the opponent. Also, poison attacks have a 50 percent chance to apply poison to the opponent card anytime it attacks, which will automatically do damage at the beginning of each round after the poison is applied.

I also selected the Helheim demon, which also has two abilities. Flying this has a 25 percent chance of evading melee or ranged attacks from units that do not have the flying ability. Taunt ability. All enemy units target this unit only if they are able to.

Lastly, I chose Fenmoor Haunt with Sneaky Ability. This targets the last units and attacks them instead of the first unit.
My opponent also selected some good cards, but I outstripped him because of some abilities I used in the battle. Abilities like thorns, poison, stun, and opportunity work well for me. The battle only lasted for four rounds, and I won.

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