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Magic Water beats Flying Water - Splinterlands
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=shortshots/awqrmfhd
- At first glance, I was worried about Bjalka being a good attack sponge for my attacks, Lobstradamus doing the same due to its Shield ability against my Sea Monster, and Gloridax Magus's blast damage.
Then there was my concern over the Halving Alchemist's who cuts enemy attack power in half but I was pretty sure Coral Wraith would snipe him from the get-go.
I like putting Djinn Oshannus in the back if my opponent's recently played doesn't show much usage of Sneak monsters.
I haven't used Venair Wavesmith as much as I used to but the prevalene of Weak Magic rulesets, where magic hits armor first instead of health, has made him and the summoner Keyla very useful.
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By Joetakuhttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=shortshots/awqrmfhd
- At first glance, I was worried about Bjalka being a good attack sponge for my attacks, Lobstradamus doing the same due to its Shield ability against my Sea Monster, and Gloridax Magus's blast damage.
Then there was my concern over the Halving Alchemist's who cuts enemy attack power in half but I was pretty sure Coral Wraith would snipe him from the get-go.
I like putting Djinn Oshannus in the back if my opponent's recently played doesn't show much usage of Sneak monsters.
I haven't used Venair Wavesmith as much as I used to but the prevalene of Weak Magic rulesets, where magic hits armor first instead of health, has made him and the summoner Keyla very useful.