Hello Splinterlands player, how do you hope your previous season will go better? Today the new season is starting and I hope that this new season will go better for you and you will be able to achieve better ranking results and collect good rewards. See, my last scene went much better and I got a lot more magic and there were a lot more interesting battles too which I wanted to share with you. Today I am going to share one more better battle from the middle of this post. If you like it, thank you. Similarly, on how many battles can be done, some battles are special and I am sharing them with you, please share your views in the comment section below.


As you can see, Mana had cap 28 and could use main fire, water, life, death and dragon elements. This time I have chosen the first element, there are many cards available to you in the city, which one is quite less. You can see what ruleset was used and read about it in detail.

You can only summon units and Archons that cost 4 or less mana.

| Monster | ||
|---|---|---|
| S.NO. | My | Opponent |
| 1. | Fithe Bladestone (LVL 1) | Prunda Undervesch (LVL 1) |
| Summoner | ||
|---|---|---|
| S.NO. | My | Opponent |
| 1. | Ironwing Juggernaut (LVL 1) | Chaos Rear Guard (LVL 1) |
| 2. | Drybone Hobgoblin (LVL 1) | Drifting Manatee (LVL 1) |
| 3. | Continuum Seer (LVL 1) | Moxian Rebel (LVL 1 |
| 4. | Ashen Cindergrim (LVL 1) | Conclave Artificer (LVL 1) |
| 5. | Portly Cannoneer (LVL 1) | Ujurak Elder (LVL 1) |
| 6. | Kha'zi Fire Mage (LVL 1) | Shock Trooper (LVL 1) |

You can see above which cards I and my opponent were using and what their level was.

Similarly, both Summoners have level one, because of which we are able to use all the level one cards. See, like I told you many times, level doesn't matter, it's your strategy that matters in the end. If you have good cards and your strategy is not right then you will also lose the tab. As you can see, in this round I had played one of my cards which was a matter of great concern to me and all the opponent's cards were saved.

Round 1 went on and again I got another card of mine which was even more painful for me. For a moment I felt as if I had already fought here. But what is said is that the battle will not end till the moment it is fought, it is not right to take any decision till then. Or this is absolutely true.

By the time of Round 2, two of the opponent's cards had already left the battleground and I also had approximately four cards each left. See, when there is a low mana battle, there are very few cards whose health is quite high. It is often seen that in low mana battles, there are very few cards whose health is also quite low. Due to this selection of cards becomes a bit difficult.

At the end of Round 4, you can see that each side has almost 2 cards left and the main thing is that Karun's opponent has to pass much more powerful cards to him. Perhaps if the health of the opponent's cards had increased then the battle would have ended easily but due to the low health of the cards the battle had become much more intense.

And you can see that in the end there is only one card left and its health is also at one level. I feel that if the opponent had saved the last card, if he got a chance to attack, then maybe I did not win because only the health of the opponent's last card is at one only, so I got a lot of benefit.
What kind of battle is this, please share your thoughts in the comment section, thank you and click on the link below to watch the battle in full.




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An amazing comeback in that low mana battle. Those duels with the Little League ruleset are always intense and prove that a solid strategy matters way more than card levels.