How are you all? Those who play the game Splinterlands like me know how exciting the guild brawl is. It is not just a simple ranked match; it is a fight to protect the honour of your guild. Here, every victory, every point is very important for the guild. Today I am here to share with you such an incredible brawl match experience in my gaming life, which I may not easily forget. In this match, there will be a victory that I could not even imagine. So let's discuss the match in some detail.
Today, I participated in the brawl for our guild, JDX Whalestackers. I participated in six battles; however, sadly, I misplaced five. But the closing one, which means the 6th one, I no longer even believe that I might win in such a way. My opponent became tractiarytis, who's a strong player inside the mythical legends guild. Before the match commenced, once began searching at the suit guidelines and the opponent's lineup, to be honest, I changed into a touch worried. Because the participant I was playing with was very experienced and had a pretty precise card collection, and I was new to the game and did not have an awful lot of a collection, I became a bit involved.
First of all, it was a 50 mana match, which gave me plenty of room to strategise. But the real challenge was the arena tactics. This time the rule was "born again". Under this rule, every monster would be revived with 1 health and 100% armour after it died. That is, I had to kill each of my opponent's cards twice. This undoubtedly made the match much longer and more complicated. There were also certain fare limits, which also limited my card selection.
Seeing my opponent's strong lineup, I decided to apply my best strategy. I wanted to build a team that could survive for a long time and, at the same time, attack the weak spots of the opponent. I chose Dread Tafarian as the main tank of my team. His massive armour and "healing" ability would allow him to survive for a long time, so I put him in the first position. Yes, of course, I knew that surviving the "born again" rule would be the biggest challenge. Still, it would be good for me to survive as long as I could.
But believe me, I had a trick up my sleeve here. The real hero of my team was another card that I kept secret and used in the last position. My secret weapon was. Katrelba Gobson. Take a look at the abilities of this card that costs only 6 mana: Bloodlust, Sneak, Double Strike, and Rebirth. I knew that if this card could be used properly, the tide of the match could turn at any moment.
The game began. Round 1/15. The two sides were in a fierce battle from the beginning. The opponent's powerful attacks were coming at my tank, but DREAD TAFARIAN was somehow able to sustain himself with his "Heal" ability. Due to the "Born Again" rule, monsters on both teams were dying once and coming back again. This made the battlefield even more terrifying. You can imagine that I played 15 rounds with my opponent, which was an exciting moment for me.
At one point, I thought I might lose the match. My front row cards were getting quite damaged. At that critical moment, my trump card, Cattleba Gibson, started showing his true colours. Due to his "Sneak" ability, he avoided the opponent's tank and jumped straight to the weak card in their last position. And this is where his "Double Strike" ability came into play. He attacked twice alone, finishing off the weak card in an instant.
And then that magical moment happened! As soon as he got the first kill, Cattlebara Gibson's "Bloodlust" ability was activated. All of his stats increased (+1). He was now stronger, faster. After that, he didn't have to look back. He kept targeting the opponent's cards one after another, and with each kill, his power increased by leaps and bounds. He turned from an ordinary card into an unstoppable monster. The "Born Again" rule was a blessing in disguise for me, because the more times the opponent revived, the more chances I had to kill Cattlebara and become stronger.
In the end, I gained the match with the only ability of this remarkable card. After the victory, I changed into taken aback for a while, observing the display screen. It wasn't just a win; it became the result of the proper strategy and trust in an underrated card. I turned into sincerely proud and satisfied to win such a difficult suit for the guild.
Today's experience has taught me that Splinterlands is not only a recreation of effective playing cards, but it is also a sport of intelligence and the right approach. KATRELBA GOBSON isn't always only a card to me these days; he is a true hero to me
