Hello everyone, I hope everything is going well in your life. Welcome to my Battle Mage Secrets post. In this post, I will talk about the Healed Out Ruleset.
In battles with the Healed Out Ruleset, all healing abilities are removed from Monsters and Summoners, meaning the Heal Ability, Tank Heal Ability, and Triage Ability are removed from them, meaning they are useless in battles with the Healed Out Ruleset. The Healed Out ruleset is an uncomplicated ruleset, it just means that monsters cannot heal in battle.
Heal abilities, as their names suggest, are abilities that make monsters harder to destroy, and not using such abilities makes it easier to destroy monsters. If you want to make it harder to destroy the monsters in your team, I recommend you include Void Ability against Magic Attack Monsters, Shield Ability, Protect Ability and Repair Ability against Melee and Ranged Attack Monsters in your lineup. These abilities also make Monsters harder to destroy and and are abilities that can be very beneficial to your team in certain battles.
- Healed Out: All healing abilities are removed from Monsters and Summoners.
- Fire & Regret: All Monsters have the Return Fire ability.
- Corrosive Fog: All Units take 1 corrosive damage each round.
First of all, I will choose Franz Ruffmane as the summoner in this battle, and thanks to Franz Ruffmane, all friendly monsters will have +1 armor and I will be able to use one Gladiator card.
In the first position, I will put Drybone Barbarian with Enrage Ability and Retaliate Ability. Drybone Barbarian is a monster that can be very effective against melee attack monsters when it use its retaliate ability, and can attack its target very brutally when angered, and can show great performance in destroying monsters with high health.
In the second position I will put Pelacor Conjurer with Flying Ability and Magic Reflect Ability, and in the fourth position I will put Helmet Kharafax with Bloodlust Ability, Scavenger Ability and Void Ability. In particular, I included the Magic Reflect Ability and Void Ability in my lineup against magic attack monsters. Pelacor Conjurer and Helmet Kharafax do not have any attack power, and I put Aves Sturgis with Weapons Training Ability in the third position to give them magic attack power, so they will both have 3 magic attack.
In the fifth position, I put Adelade Brightwing, which has Flying Ability, Repair Ability and Resurrect Ability. I especially wanted to include the Repair Ability and Resurrect Ability in my lineup.
And in the last position I put Dax Paragon with Amplify Ability. I especially wanted to include the Amplify Ability in my lineup because in this battle all monsters will have the Return Fire Ability and the Magic Reflect Ability is in my lineup. The Amplify Ability increases Magic Reflect, Return Fire, and Thorns damage to all enemy units by 1.
Summoner : FRANZ RUFFMANE:
Position 1: DRYBONE BARBARIAN
Position 2: PELACOR CONJURER
Position 3: AVES STURGIS
Position 4: HELMET KHARAFAX
Position 5: ADELADE BRIGHTWING
Position 6: DAX PARAGON
You can watch the entire battle from the video or from the Battle Link
The opponent player really seems to have guessed my strategy very well, it is very smart to put a Monster with Void Ability in the first position, and include Rust Ability in their lineup and give +1 armor and +1 speed to all friendly monsters. Indeed, the opponent player has a very good and strong lineup that can upset my strategy. However, it is always difficult to take precautions against Drybone Barbarian, which is why I added Drybone Barbarian to the team. Even though it seemed difficult for me to win this battle, having Drybone Barbarian in my team allowed me to maintain my hope of winning the battle.
The fact that all monsters in my team were unarmored due to the Rust ability and Baakjira with Void Ability was in the first position in the opponent team seriously weakened my strategy, but Drybone Barbarian's beyond perfect performance left its mark on the battle.
Baakjira was the monster that my team would have the most difficulty in destroying, but it took serious damage from Drybone Barbarian's brutal attacks and was later destroyed by Helmet Kharafax's and Aves Sturgis' attacks. To be honest, I did not expect that Baakjira would be so easy to destroy and that it would be destroyed in the first round, Drybone Barbarian really made it easy to destroy it with an amazing performance and and Baakjira's destruction was great for my team because it won't be too difficult to destroy other enemies.
Drybone Barbarian showed an incredible performance in this battle, not only hitting all of its targets but also immediately retaliating all melee attacks, making it incredibly easy to destroy enemies. At the end of the second round, only Noa the Just remained on the opposing team and it does not have any attack power.
And in the third round, Noa the Just was destroyed and my team managed to win this tough battle.
The opposing player's strategy was really good, but Drybone Barbarian became a giant and showed an excellent performance in this battle, greatly helping the team in destroying even the most difficult enemies. Drybone Barbarian's amazing performance was admirable, I'm glad I added it to my team, it played a big role in winning this battle. I wouldn't have won this fight so easily if the opposing player had put Noa the Just next to Kulu Mastermind and included the repair ability to their lineup, but fortunately my opponent didn't do these and my team won this battle quite easily.
What are your thoughts on the battle and my strategy? I would be glad if you write your thoughts in the comments.
You can watch this very interesting and challenging battle from Battle Link
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