The line from the other side of the board was in perfect line with the ruleset.
There was a weakness in this first barrier. The defense was not as strong as the Splinter fought it should be.

My opinion on this battle

I must admit that my selection was not really following the ruleset of counterspell, which means that I was getting an extra damages from all the magic strikes delivered to the enemies warriors.
The hit in the arena was increasing seriously due to the range strikes showering each round. I save my team with this impressive combination of two dragon cards position one after the other. Chwala and Carnage Titan are the serious game in the arena. My strategy was to reduce range attacks and to offer thorn backfire to all melee damage.
It worked because the opposition played no magic cards on the line.

My opponent played the perfect game in the selection of range and melee warriors. His play could have been successful if I did not find a way to reduce his range firing power. I have learned a lot from the opposite side of the board. In Splinterlands battlefield anything can happen.

Summoners from both teams were critical in the process that lead to the victory. Elements of surprise in my performance in the arena added to the skills of all the friendly Warriors on the board. Can you imagine the outcome of this battle without Quix summoner?