My End-of-Season Report: Results, Rewards, and Reward Cards.(En/Es)

Something I would like to mention before talking about my results is that I liked the new design in the presentation of each format separately, each one showing the information of battles (wins and losses), winrate, position in the ranking and the rewards obtained. In general, this new presentation format seems much clearer to me.

Now yes, let's talk about my performance this season. As usual, I try to participate in all three formats, looking to have a little more than 100 battles in each one and aspire to have a winrate >50%. Although separately, in the Modern and Survival format, I have started to demand a little more, this in order to earn an extra reward from Glint and/or earn an entry to the Survival tournament. For this reason, in Modern I try to maintain a place in the top 100 of the league ranking and, in the case of Survival, to be among the top 25 of the Bracket.

For all three formats, I exceeded the number of battles, but I could only keep the winrate in the Frontier and Survival format. In the Modern format I lost a lot of battles and in the end this cost me my place in the Golden League ranking at the end of the season; I ended up out by very little. My reward in Modern was 38k Glint and I earned during the whole season 209$SPS.

On the other hand, I kept a good performance in Survival, managing to win both my reward in Glint and the Ascension token and some copies of the Hellion extra card. I recovered a bit this season; the previous ones I hadn't managed to win the Ascension token, so I missed two tournaments.

The copies of Darkguard Hellion that I received were the ones that he needed for his promotion to level 3. Now this flying demon will have the Enrage ability and will be much more difficult to shoot down because of the increase in his stats combined with his flying ability.

At the beginning of the current season, I had a total of 115k Glint available. My plan for this occasion was to buy the Draws directly by rarity: Starting with a legendary, then an epic and the rest, dividing it between the rare and common.

I was hoping to find a new legendary for my deck, luckily I got lucky and got Savaketh. At the moment I already have four of the legendary twelve.

As for the other cards I received in each draw, they are forming the basis for their level progress, which was completed a little more by adding my first rewards when advancing from Silver I to Gold III in the current season.

The copies of the Draws and the league chests allow me to level up three of my warriors: Two common and one rare.

The Surgeblade Djin moves to level 4, gaining a little more armor.

The Avian Ironwing Juggernaut, being a warrior of the neutral element and with a low mana cost, who can attack from any position, it has become very common for me to use it. That I gain a little more vitality at level 4, I like it.

Swampwrought is my last Rewards warrior who levels up; this flying elemental has become interesting to me since he got the camouflage skill and now, at level 3, he's gaining a little more vitality for battles.

This season I will continue to maintain my base objectives for each battle format. Although I will try not to get so careless in the last few days and not lose my place among the 100 of Modern. The main change is that I am going to change brackets in Survival in order to participate in the challenge posed by the Splinterlands team, although I will tell you a little more about this another time.

I'll keep trying to get one or two legendary rewards per season, all depending on the reward I earn. That without forgetting to aim to raise the level of the other cards; the goal is that they are at the level of the Silver League.

That's all about my performance and what I got with the rewards. I hope you have been doing well during the season and I wish you all the best in the current one.

Thank you very much to those who read my posts, and thank you very much for your votes and comments.

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Hola, buen día o tarde, mis queridos compañeros pretorianos.

Otra temporada de batallas ha terminado; quiero compartir con ustedes mis resultados en los tres formatos en que usé los Glint ganados y cómo avanza mi progreso en cartas Rewards.

Algo que me gustaría mencionar antes de hablar sobre mis resultados es que me gustó el nuevo diseño en la presentación de cada formato por separado, cada uno mostrando la información de batallas (victorias y derrotas), winrate, posición en el ranking y las recompensas obtenidas. En general, este nuevo formato de presentación me parece mucho más claro.

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Ahora sí, hablemos de mi desempeño en esta temporada. Como ya es habitual, intento participar en los tres formatos, buscando tener un poco más de 100 batallas en cada uno y aspirar a tener un winrate >50%. Aunque por separado, en el formato Modern y Survival, me he comenzado a exigir un poco más, esto con el fin de ganar una recompensa extra de Glint y/o ganar una entrada al torneo Survival. Por esto, en Modern intento mantener un lugar entre los 100 primeros del ranking por liga y, en el caso de Survival, estar entre los 25 primeros del Bracket.

Para los tres formatos, superé el número de batallas, pero solo pude mantener el winrate en el formato Frontier y Survival. En el formato Modern perdí muchas batallas y al final esto me costó mi lugar en el ranking de la liga Oro al final de temporada; terminé fuera por muy poco. Mi recompensa en Modern fue de 38k Glint y gané durante toda la temporada 209 $SPS.

Por otro lado, en Survival mantuve un buen desempeño, logrando ganar tanto mi recompensa en Glint como el token Ascension y unas copias de la carta extra Hellion. Me recuperé un poco en esta temporada; las anteriores no había logrado ganar el token Ascension, por lo cual me perdí dos torneos.

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Las copias de Darkguard Hellion que recibí fueron las que necesitaba para su ascenso al nivel 3. Ahora este demonio volador tendrá la habilidad Enrage y será mucho más difícil de derribar por el aumento de sus estadísticas combinado con su habilidad de vuelo.

Al inicio de la actual temporada tenía en total disponible la cantidad de 115k Glint. Mi plan para esta ocasión era comprar directamente los Draws por rareza: Iniciando con una legendaria, luego una épica y el restante, irlo dividiendo entre las raras y comunes.

Esperaba encontrar una legendaria nueva para mi mazo, por fortuna, tuve suerte y recibí a Savaketh. Por el momento ya tengo cuatro de las doce legendarias.

En cuanto a las otras cartas que recibí en cada draw, van formando la base para su progreso de nivel, la cual se completó un poco más al sumar mis primeras recompensas al avanzar desde Plata I a Oro III en la actual temporada.

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Las copias de los Draws y los cofres de liga me permiten subir el nivel a tres de mis guerreros: Dos comunes y uno raro.

El Djin Surgeblade pasa al nivel 4, ganando un poco más de armadura.

El Avian Ironwing Juggernaut, al ser un guerrero del elemento neutral y con un bajo costo de maná, que puede atacar desde cualquier posición, se me ha hecho muy habitual usarlo. Que gane un poco más de vitalidad en el nivel 4, me agrada.

Swampwrought es mi último guerrero Rewards que sube de nivel; este elemental volador se me ha hecho interesante desde que obtuvo la habilidad de camuflaje y ahora, en el nivel 3, va ganando un poco más de vitalidad para las batallas.