The Farocity is a fairly straightforward rule as it gives all monsters the Fury ability. This means that monsters with Taunt will get hit by double attack so those simply aren't to be played. So other rulesets take priority and it's mostly a matter not to make a mistake to play a taunt monster.
I didn't encounter this game rule for many games that I played on my main account so I had to look if I had one in the history of my alt account which I did. The other game rule was that all monsters get the Poison which is one I dislike the most.
I don't remember playing this match and having only 1 monster with immunity available I played a deck with some higher health monsters and a Martyr and Protect. With my Daria Dragonscale Summoner I combined dragon with Death and played the Haunted Spirit which has good health and self-heal as my main tank. This followed by another Melee monster in the Silent Sha-VI which has sneak and has 6 health. The Vruz was there to do initial sneak damage and give the monsters next to it extra stats after it died. The one after that was also a higher-health monster in the Void Dragon. The Ravenhood Warden I put there to give all monsters shome initial shield even though I knew it was not going to survive long and the Venator Kinjo in last place was aimed to just stay alive.
The bot of my opponent came up with a better strategy also wilt a key card that I didn't own. It's also simply not possible for a human player to have 3 minutes and come up with the absolute optimal combination. The feeling I am left with after this battle is one where I'm disappointed in Splinterlands as it nowhere near captures the potential of the game and it's all more a grind for some SPS which continues to crash in price while cards also continue to go down. So yeah, sentiment right now isn't all too good which is one of the reasons along with the crazy time requirement that I haven't really played my alt account much aside from the brawls.
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