• Rise of the Commons: Only common and rare monsters may be used in battles.

The strategy to use for this game was very clear to me since I saw the allowed splinters because of the 3 available with the one that I feel most comfortable with is the ground one, I also have rented cards from this splinter that help me a lot in the day to day like the Mylor Crowling and the Wood Nymph. The alignment I use is as follows:

In the first position, place the special guest of the party, the Stone Golem, which makes one of the best combinations I have with the Mylor Crowling, since its Shield ability allows it to reduce the damage of melee and ranged attacks, in set with Thorns provided by Mylor make this a very lethal and versatile tank that I usually place both in the first position as is this case or at the end to withstand all those attacks from enemy monsters with the sneak ability where at the same time I resist the blows enemies I am slowly killing them. Another very favorable point of the Stone Golem is its low mana cost, because with only 5 mana required to be used, it has exceptional characteristics for defense and that allow the use of it in almost any alignment unless the same rules of the game prevent it.

Followed by this and confident of the defensive capabilities of the Stone Golem I begin to mount my attack weapons, so in the second position I placed Goblin Thief, this one with 4 mana cost has 2 attack points and the sneak ability, which allows me to attack the enemy from the rear.

In the third position I placed my other attack weapon, the Sand Worm, although it has a high mana cost and low speed, it presents a good offensive power, having 5 melee attack points and the sneak ability that together with the Goblin Thief will allow me to destroy my enemy from the rear while the Stone Golem holds the first position and at the same time hurting the enemy with the Thorns ability.

In the fourth and last position I placed what would be the support of my strategy, and it is the Wood Nymph, this one with a cost of 4 mana has a very important ability that is Tank Heal, which allows to restore a portion of life of the monster in the first position, this together with the Stone Golem in the first position make a very good defensive combination since while the Stone Golem withstands the damage in the first position it is healing it, delaying the enemy considerably and giving a chance to my main attack weapons take down enemy monsters.