Splinterlands Social Media Challenge | Kelya vs Kelya!

Namaste to all the Warriors of Splinterlands!🙏

In this week's 🌟Splinterlands Social Media Challenge🌟 I will show you such a battle in which 2 same summoners faced each other in no modification ruleset battle.

And I assure you that you will not only enjoy it thoroughly but will also use it because it is really very easy and useful!😎

The total mana cap for this battle was 43, including the summoner's mana cost as we all know and the ruleset for this battle is Standard: No change to standard gameplay rules or mechanics!

My lineup for this amazing battle!

Position	Summoner/Monsters	Abilities
Summoner	Kelya Frendul	+1 armor and +1 shield
1st Position	Giant Alpine Skink	Shield
2nd Position	Pallus	Flying, Reach, Kindred Spirit
3rd Position	Djinn Oshannus	Void
4th Position	Rune Arcanist	Weaken
5th Position	Deeplurker	Opportunity
6th Position	Daigendark Surveyor	Magic Reflect

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I created my team by using 43 of my total mana cap!

I chose Kelya Frendul a water summoner by spending 4 mana because he provides +1 Armor and +1 Speed to all friendly units. And in this battle, my main focus was on speed because recently I have performed well in many difficult battles due to having higher speed. I want to explore the true benefits of this stat further, for which continuous practice is very important.

Let's now look at Battlefield and how I positioned my cards!

Before the cards get summoner's powers.

After the cards get summoner's powers.

Looking at the battle field you must have understood that this is not going to be a one-sided battle because both me and my opponent have a good team. Rather, it should be seen that all the cards of my opponent are useful but my last position card is useless in this battle because its ability is to reflect magic attack and my enemy does not have any magic card.

Now let's see what happens when the battle starts!

🔥Round 1

Here the first round got over without any casualty but in this round, the equal attacks of all the cards have made both the cards of first position quite weak, which means that at the start of the next round itself, the enemy's card of first position will be knocked out. You must be thinking how do I know this?

🔥Round 2

Did you see? In both the teams, my third position card has the most speed, so obviously he was the first one to attack in the start of the round and since the enemy did not have the health to survive after that attack, here the first knock out of this battle happened and that too from the enemy's team.

🔥Round 2 (soon after)

Although my first position card still had some health left, but it was also knocked out in some attacks by the enemy. But after this round of attacks, you will see that the enemy team suddenly starts looking weak because the health of almost all enemy cards is comparatively very low.

🔥Round 3

Here once again my second-position magic attacker built pressure on the enemy at the beginning of the third round and due to his higher speed attacked first and one more card of the enemy was out of the game.

🔥Round 3 (near the end)

Here, just before the end of the third round, the enemy took one more of my important cards out of the game, after which my main magic attacker will come to the first position and here once again the enemy is starting to gain some grip in this battle, but remember, at the start of the fourth round, once again my magic attacker will attack first and the enemy will lose one more of his cards.

🔥Round 4

Did you see? This is not only due to higher speed, the specialty of magic attack type is that it directly impacts health only, no matter how much armor you have, also due to this card being a bit on the backfoot it does not fall prey to direct attacks. So high speed alone is not everything but if it is combined with the right ability and attack type then it can prove to be very useful.

Now here in the 5th round, the opponent has one melee attacker and 2 ranged attackers on the backfoot and if you know then in normal conditions ranged attackers are unable to attack from the front row. That means now as soon as the enemy's first-position melee card is knocked out, his second-position ranged attacker will completely stop attacking and this will cause more damage to the enemy.

So are you excited to know what happened next in this battle? well, believe me these last few cards' performance can teach you a lot. However, winning and losing are part of the game but it is important to enjoy and learn from it and that's why I want you to enjoy watching this battle and learn from it.

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