Lost Magic Ruleset - Una estrategia interesante combinando a Antoid Platoon, Lava Spider & Scavo Hireling [Es/En]

Hablemos sobre el conjunto de reglas presentes en la batalla, este es el punto de partida para iniciar el análisis que nos llevará a la elección más adecuada para afrontar la batalla.

Límite de maná igual a 14 puntos, esta cantidad nos permite elegir invocadores con un costo de maná entre 4 y 7 puntos. Sin embargo, es importante tener una estrategia bien definida para aprovechar el maná restante para la elección adecuada de las unidades.

La regla “Lost Magic” ya la expliqué a detalle en la sección anterior. Por otra parte, Armored Up, es una regla que incrementa en 2 puntos la armadura de todas las unidades.

Entonces, tomando en cuenta todos estos aspectos, decidí utilizar al Splinter de Fuego, ya que cuenta con unidades que poseen buenas estadísticas, entre ellas, un buen daño melee y ranged. También cuenta con habilidades como: “Shield”, “Scavenger”, “Snipe”, “Snare”, “Poison”, “Demoralize”, “Repair”, “Slow”, entre otras y con un invocador que incrementa en 1 punto el ataque melee y la vida del equipo.

Hablemos sobre el equipo y la estrategia que conforma. Dadas las circunstancias, era evidente el uso de los tipos de daño melee y ranged. Es por ello que decidí elegir al invocador Tarsa, ya que incrementa en 1 punto el ataque melee y la vida del equipo.

Antoid Platoon fue el tanque en esta oportunidad, ya que cuenta con buenas estadísticas, entre ellas, sus puntos de ataque melee, armadura y vida. También posee las habilidades “Shield” y “Scavenger”, las cuales le permiten resistir mucho más.

Lava Spider aparte de contribuir con su ataque ranged también otorga cierta ventaja al equipo cuando aplica la habilidad “Poison”.

Scorch Fiend protege al resto del equipo de los posibles ataques Sneaks enemigos. También reduce el ataque del equipo enemigo en 1 punto.

Scavo Hireling es clave en la estrategia, ya que da soporte al equipo mediante la habilidad “Repair”, otorga cierta ventaja al reducir la velocidad del enemigo en 1 punto y no puede ser atacado hasta llegar a la primera posición gracias a la habilidad “Camouflage”.

Como les mencioné anteriormente, elegir al invocador Tarsa y las unidades Antoid Platoon, Lava Spider, Scorch Fiend y Scavo Hireling, fue una buena opción. Sin embargo, también es importante incluir habilidades de soporte que le permitan a nuestro tanque y al resto del equipo, resistir lo suficiente.

Observen como para el turno 3 de la ronda 8, el equipo enemigo estaba casi abatido. Antoid Platoon defendió muy bien la primera posición gracias al apoyo de Scavo Hireling y la contribución de Lava Spider y Scorch Fiend.

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La estrategia planteada hizo un uso eficiente de la cantidad de maná disponible, cubriendo aspectos tales como: resistencia contra el daño enemigo, soporte del equipo, una buena ofensiva, y coherencia con el conjunto de reglas presente.

Una debilidad de esta estrategia es un equipo enemigo que cuente con una fuerte ofensiva y las habilidades de soporte suficientes para resistir hasta que debiliten por completo a mi equipo. Entre las habilidades destacadas podemos mencionar a: “Immunity”, “Shield”, “Demoralize”, “Thorns”, “Protect”, “Cleanse”, “Triage”, “Tank Heal”, “Repair”, entre otras.

La diferencia entre las estrategias fue que el equipo enemigo no contaba con suficientes habilidades de soporte, por lo que fue debilitado rápidamente.

Para el funcionamiento adecuado de nuestras estrategias, es importante considerar todos los aspectos involucrados, por lo que no sólo debemos enfocarnos en las estadísticas y habilidades a combinar. También debemos tener en cuenta la influencia de los conjuntos de reglas sobre la estrategia.

Este ha sido mi aporte al desafío semanal, ¡Espero haya sido de su agrado! ¡Saludos y hasta la próxima semana!

Greetings community! This week's challenge is about a battle rule that does not allow the use of units with magic attack. In the next section will be explained in more detail, so take into account this aspect in the analysis to form our strategies, it is a key factor with a considerable impact on the performance of the same. It is important to remember that the type of offensive to use in our strategies will also depend on the rest of the rules present in the battle.

In this opportunity, I will explain how I faced a Silver League Ranked battle in the Modern format, focusing my analysis on explaining how I used the Fire Splinter, the summoner Tarsa and the units Antoid Platoon, Lava Spider, Scorch Fiend and Scavo Hireling to be consistent with the battle rules present and the skills I wanted to combine in order to take advantage in the game with the strategy proposed.

Since these aspects are a key factor with a considerable impact on the performance of our strategies.

Lost Magic is a rule that does not allow the use of units with magic attack in battle. It should be noted that those units with 2 types of attack, of which 1 is magic, cannot be used either.

So, knowing these details, it is important to include in our strategies skills such as: "Shield", "Protect", "Defend", "Inspire", "Heal", "Tank Heal", "Thorns", "Return Fire", "Demoralize", "Headwinds", among others.

Let's talk about the set of rules present in the battle, this is the starting point to begin the analysis that will lead us to the most appropriate choice to face the battle.

Mana limit equal to 14 points, this amount allows us to choose summoners with a mana cost between 4 and 7 points. However, it is important to have a well-defined strategy to take advantage of the remaining mana for the right choice of units.

The "Lost Magic" rule was explained in detail in the previous section. On the other hand, Armored Up, is a rule that increases the armor of all units by 2 points.

So, taking into account all these aspects, I decided to use the Fire Splinter, since it has units with good stats, among them, good melee and ranged damage. It also has abilities such as: "Shield", "Scavenger", "Snipe", "Snare", "Poison", "Demoralize", "Repair", "Slow", among others, and a summoner that increases the melee attack and the team's life by 1 point.

Let's talk about the equipment and the strategy it conforms. Given the circumstances, it was evident the use of melee and ranged damage types. That's why I decided to choose the summoner Tarsa, since it increases the melee attack and the team's health by 1 point.

Antoid Platoon was the tank in this opportunity, since he has good stats, among them, his melee attack points, armor and health. He also has the "Shield" and "Scavenger" abilities, which allow him to resist much more.

Lava Spider, apart from contributing with its ranged attack, also gives a certain advantage to the team when it applies the "Poison" skill.

Scorch Fiend protects the rest of the team from possible enemy Sneak attacks. It also reduces the enemy team's attack by 1 point.

Scavo Hireling is key to the strategy, as it gives support to the team through the "Repair" skill, gives some advantage by reducing the enemy's speed by 1 point and cannot be attacked until it reaches the first position thanks to the "Camouflage" skill.

As I mentioned before, choosing the summoner Tarsa and the units Antoid Platoon, Lava Spider, Scorch Fiend and Scavo Hireling was a good choice. However, it is also important to include support abilities that allow our tank and the rest of the team to resist enough.

Note how by turn 3 of round 8, the enemy team was almost down. Antoid Platoon defended the first position very well thanks to the support of Scavo Hireling and the contribution of Lava Spider and Scorch Fiend.

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The strategy proposed made efficient use of the amount of mana available, covering aspects such as: resistance against enemy damage, team support, good offense, and consistency with the present rule set.

A weakness of this strategy is an enemy team that has a strong offense and enough support skills to resist until they completely weaken my team. Among the outstanding skills we can mention: "Immunity", "Shield", "Demoralize", "Thorns", "Protect", "Cleanse", "Triage", "Tank Heal", "Repair", among others.

The difference between the strategies was that the enemy team did not have enough support skills, so it was quickly weakened.

For the proper functioning of our strategies, it is important to consider all the aspects involved, so we should not only focus on the statistics and skills to combine. We must also take into account the influence of the rule sets on the strategy.

This has been my contribution to the weekly challenge, I hope you enjoyed it, greetings and see you next week!