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This post recaps Episode 84 of the People's Guild podcast, titled "A Viru5 Conversation." The episode features a discussion about @splinterlands, with the participants sharing their experiences and strategies. They talk about specific cards, the impact of the Rebellion feature, and the newly released Rebellion set. The conversation also focuses on rule set changes, the use of the "Lookout" card, rewards cards, legendary summoners, and game performance. The team also discusses the upcoming town hall and its focus on battle wagons, new player experiences, and Land 2.0. The post includes links to listen to the episode on YouTube and Spotify, as well as information about the People's Guild Patreon and the Aqualis Market.

This post discusses two healing monsters from the Rebellion edition of the game Splinterlands. The author mentions the ongoing ranked season and the importance of having Rebellion cards. He also discusses the recent decline in cryptocurrency prices, including Hive and SPS. The post then focuses on two specific monsters with healing abilities: Sea Dog of Eight and Croire. The author provides details about their stats, abilities, and potential strategies for using them in battles. The post concludes by asking readers to share their favorite monsters and expressing the author's hope for future Splinterlands matches.

This post discusses the author's experience with the Back to Basics Battle Rule in the online game Splinterlands. The rule disables the abilities of all cards on the battlefield except for summoners. The author shares two battles he participated in, one using cards from the DEATH deck and the other using cards from the EARTH deck. Despite the limitations imposed by the rule, the author managed to create strategies that yielded good results. The author provides a detailed breakdown of the cards used in each battle and highlights their strengths and weaknesses. The post includes links to the battles for readers to view.

This post on PeakD.com is a recap of the author's participation in the Splinterlands Art Contest on Splinterlands. The author shares his process of creating a digital artwork of a character called the MOLTEN OGRE. He discusses his enjoyment of creating this character and their preference for muscular monster figures with small heads. The author mentions using the strong line art method and a combination of light digital painting and cell shading for coloring. He expressed his gratitude for being able to participate in the contest and thanked the Hive community, curators, and other artists for their support. The post also includes images of the sketch, line art, and final rendering of the artwork.

This post recaps a Battle Mage Secrets challenge featuring the Back to Basics ruleset. The author discusses the ruleset, which causes monsters to lose all abilities, and provides tips on how to effectively utilize it. He also shares his lineup for a battle showcasing the Back to Basics ruleset, including the Kulu Mastermind, Deeplurker, Diemonshark, Runemancer Kye, Djinn Oshannus, and Nerissa Tridawn. The author analyzes each round of the battle and highlights the importance of focused damage. He concludes by mentioning that the battle was fast and entertaining despite the limitations of the Back to Basics ruleset.

The post titled "Battle Mage Secrets: Back to Basics!" by @nozem01 discusses a battle in the Wild League with the Back to Basics ruleset. The author explains that in this ruleset, units lose all abilities while summoner effects are still active. The author shares his lineup for the battle, featuring Thadius Brood as the summoner and a combination of tanks and high-damage archers. He also discusses the battlefield and his strategy for defeating his opponent. The battle unfolds over four rounds, with the author's team ultimately securing a victory. The post ends with a note about the author's upcoming ranked battles and a referral link for readers to sign up for Splinterlands.