Splinterlands is currently a very popular name among online card games. New cards are constantly added to this game and players buy cards to arrange the deck according to their own strategy. Recently, a new card has been added to this game called Nalara Geinek. Today we will discuss the power of this card, the effectiveness of different levels and why it is necessary to keep it in the deck in simple terms.
Let's start with a general introduction to the Nalara Geinek card. It is a card from the Suidae family. To use the card, you will need 9 mana, which is suitable for a fairly large mana match. It has 9 health or life and 3 armor or armor at the first level. It also has 1 magic attack and 3 speed or speed. The card looks like a powerful wild boar standing with a red lantern in its hand.
Now let's see how this card works at level 1. At the first level, it has a special ability called Amplify. This ability increases the defensive attacks of the rest of the cards in your team. For example, it increases the damage of the Retaliate, Corrosive Word, Magic Reflect, Return Fire, and Thorns abilities of other cards in the team by 1. However, it should be remembered that this ability will not double or stack even if it is on multiple cards in the team.
If you take the card to level 2, its power will increase further. A total of 3 cards are required to make it level 2. At this level, its armor increases from 3 to 4. A new ability is added to it called Silence. The function of this ability is to reduce the magic attack or magical attack of all cards in the opposing team by 1. This is a very effective defense against those who play with magic decks.
Next comes level 3. To reach this level, you need to have a total of 6 cards. At level 3, Nalara Gainek's armor increases by 1 to 5. Along with this, another great ability is added called Void. Due to this Void ability, this card takes 50 percent less damage from the opponent's magic attacks. Even if a card's magic attack is 1 point, this card will not take any damage due to the Void ability. As a result, it can act as a good wall to absorb the opponent's magical attacks.
Finally, level 4 or the highest level comes. It requires 11 cards to reach this level. At level 4, Nalara Gainek's health increases from 9 to 10. In addition, Armor 5 and Speed 3 remain unchanged. At this level, it gains a new ability called Stun. When this card successfully attacks an opponent's card, there is a 50 percent chance that the opponent's card will be stunned or unconscious. As a result, the paralyzed card will not be able to make its move in the next round and will not be able to counterattack or retaliate.
The tactical use of this card on the battlefield can be quite diverse. Since its mana cost is 9, it cannot be used in low-manor matches. However, in medium to high-manor matches where the opposing team can attack a lot of magic, this card can be of great help. In particular, its Silence and Void abilities greatly weaken the attacks of opposing magicians. In addition, due to the first level Amplify ability, cards with Thorns or Magic Reflect on your team will be able to hit the opponent with double enthusiasm.
Overall, the Nalara Gainek card is a good mix of defense and offense. If your collection is lacking in defensive or protective cards, then keeping this card in your collection can be a good decision. It can play a great role in maintaining the balance of the team in difficult matches of the game.
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