During the previous season, I played a more neutral-based ruleset than I had ever done before, and it was then that I realized I only had one melee card in my deck collection. This is poor, and I have easily lost games that I should have won. So I decided to check out two cards.
First and foremost, I do not want to buy any Chaos Legion cards again, unless they are still valuable; not that I can afford them, but look around; many assets are currently losing value on Splinterlands. The older generation cards are listed first, followed by CL cards (presumably due to tokenomics). Despite this, some cards, such as the Baakjira, the legendary water unit, continue to perform exceptionally well.
It is outrageous that you have to pay nearly $9 for level two. So I decided to buy the ULUNDIN OVERSEA, a neutral Rebellion card, which is a common card that costs $0.72 for one BCX. It is not cheap, to be honest, and I am curious why Rebellion cards are so expensive.
On the other hand, it is good that they are not losing too much value. The tokenomics is good as well. So I only got one BCX because that is all I could afford; I am hoping its resale value rises or, at the very least, does not fall with the rest of the asset market.
I got another one, this time a CL legendary card. I bought this not because it was CL, but because of its ability. It is about 0.8$, just a little more than the ULUNDIN, so about $4 and you will get level 2, but it is a necessity rather than a luxury, and I could only afford one BCX.
Here are the cards
Then I went shopping for one Earth card, the ENDLESS APE. I got this card for its ability as well, and I have lost to it a few times. It is just one melee earth card that can be used as a tank; I got it because it was part of a Rebellion set, so it will be useful in battle and will not lose much value.
I will keep adding gradually, and who knows, maybe there will be an opportunity to sell higher later.
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