Overview
The new Weekly ruleset Challenge is an amazing twist that I am enjoying so far and I hope there will be twists like that in the future to keep this Challenge's fresh. 😁
This week the ruleset is the Little League, which means that only units and summoners with a mana cost of 4 or less may be used. 😇
Monsters and summoners of 4 Mana or less will be the only ones available in this ruleset. Try increasing your defense by using summoners that give +1 armor or +1 health. Use monsters with at least 2 magic damage and 2 ranged damage. Using summoners with reflective ability in this ruleset might helps a lot.
The upcoming Battle ruleset
| Ruleset | Description |
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| Little League | Only Monsters & Summoners that cost 4 Mana or less may be used in battles. |
| Unprotected | Monsters do not have any armor and do not get armor from Abilities or Summoner Buffs. |
The mana cap for my next battle was 32, which is more than enough using the Little League ruleset, because even if I will pick all the 4 mana cost monster and summoner that would cost only 28 mana, so basically I can pick whatever I want for this battle without worrying about the mana cap. 😇
The Unprotected ruleset will twist a little on this battle, because none of the monsters will have any armor, so it is important to keep that in mind when picking the monsters or summoners for this battle. 😉
My lineup
|Tarsa is a four mana cost summoner from the Fire Splinter and such she will increase the melee attack and health to all of her friendly monsters. 😊|
|The Exploding Rats also cost four mana and he is quite weak on health wise, so his job will be to attack first at all cost, because he has a huge amount of damage and to use his Blast damage to deal extra indirect damage on the monster after his target. Most likely he will die afterward, but if he is lucky he might dodge one or two attack thanks to his high speed. 😉|
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|The Nimbledook Scout will be my second tank and she has a lot of speed and quite good health, but her only weakness is that she doesn't have any attack on her own. Still she is able to deal damage using her backfire ability if a monster will miss her. The Inspire ability also helps a lot to further increase the melee attack of all the friendly monsters in her side. 😜|
|The Antoid Platoon will be my real tank if it comes to that, because he has the Shield ability, which means that he will halves all the incoming melee and ranged attack damage targeting him. Sadly he is quite weak against magic attacks, so let's hope my opponent doesn't bring any. 😅|
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|The Scavo Firebolt is one of the strongest low mana cost ranged attack monster, because he has three ranged attack damage with decent speed and health, so he is an important asset in any kind of team. 😌|
|I used the Uraeus for this battle even though he will attack the last monster of the enemy team, because of his high melee attack damage and his Poison ability, so if he manages to trigger that he will be able to deal 6 damage to his target. 🤗|
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|One of my favorite low mana cost monster is the Doctor Blight, because he has a lot of amazing abilities and on top of that he is a magic attack monster. He has the Poison ability as well and also the Affliction, which means that he will be able to switch off the Heal ability on his target. The Camouflage ability will ensure that he will be untargetable at the back of my lineup as long as there are monsters front of him. 💪|
The Battle
Please click on the picture if you want to see the replay of the battle.
My opponent brought Kelya Frendul, which was a bit strange, because he can not give his +1 armor to his team thanks to the Unprotected ability, but maybe he wanted to take advantage of the speed buff from him. 😇
It looks like the speed buff from Kelya was worth it for my opponent, because his Kulu Swimhunter attacked first instead of my Exploding Rats and he easily killed it. 😫
Sadly the first round didn't turn out to be the one I was planning, because all of the enemy monsters attacked before my monsters and they even killed my Nimbledook Scout as well without dodging any of the incoming attacks.
At least my team killed their Pelacor Bandit by the end of the round, but the things weren't looking good right now.
In the second round the enemy monsters attacked first again, but luckily the Shield ability on my Antoid helped him a lot to survive this round and on top of that my team killed their Tide Biter and his Merdhampir who fell into the first position and my Doctor Blight managed to poison him. 😉
The things changed rapidly, because only his Angelic Mandarin left in his team who was able to deal damage, but even that was not enough, because the Shield ability mitigated that damage completely and allowed for my team to win this battle. 🤗
Battle Result
Did your strategy work? What will you try differently next time?
My strategy did not worked the way I wanted, but luckily my safety plan worked thanks to my Antoid and his Shield ability plus the Poison on my monsters. 😁
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Thank you so much 🙏 that you took the time to read my Weekly Battle Challenge. I hope it was informative and you liked it. 🤞
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