Hello Splinterfamily,
I'd like to share my experience with the Target Practice ruleset match and the team I used. I hope to provide valuable insights to fellow players through this discussion. Here are the key points I want to cover:
- Specific monsters: I will discuss the specific monsters I selected for my team in the Target Practice ruleset battle. I will discuss their unique abilities, roles, and how I synergized them. By sharing this information, I hope to help other players construct their own effective teams for this particular ruleset.
- Challenges and lessons: I also encountered various challenges and learned valuable lessons throughout my battles in the Target Practice ruleset. I discovered unexpected synergies, effective strategies, and faced formidable opponents. Sharing these experiences can offer insights that can help other players enhance their gameplay.
Thank you for your attention. I hope my insights prove beneficial to the Splinterlands community.
The match took place on the IGN @suabshtechy which is my account.
The format of the match is Ranked-Modern-Silver league.
BATTLE MAGE RULESET: Target Practice
Description:
All ranged and magic units gain the Snipe ability.
Battle Rules, Mana and active elements:
Rules:
Target Practice, Fire and Regret
Mana: 50 and
Active elements: Life and Death
My Team:
Summoner :
Grandmaster Rathe
Monster(s):
Drybone Barbarian,
Djinn Renova,
Adelade Brightwing,
Spirit Hoarder,
Doctor Blight,
Iziar
About my Team:
Drybone Barbarian heavy tanky with retaliate,
Djinn Renova for strengthen,
Adelade Brightwing for repair and reserruct,
Spirit Hoarder the triage healer for taunt,
Doctor Blight for poison,
Iziar for taunt backline tank.
About Battle:
Round 1:
Round 2:
Round 3:
Round 4:
Round 5:
Result:
I got Rating +21 and RP +8488 and SPS +1.631
Battle Analysis and Tips:
Focus on ranged and magic monsters
In the Target Practice ruleset, all ranged and magic monsters gain the Snipe ability, allowing them to attack from any position. This means that ranged and magic monsters are especially powerful in this ruleset, so you should focus on using them in your team.
Use monsters with high speed
Monsters with high speed will attack first, giving them an advantage in battle. This is especially important in the Target Practice ruleset, as it allows your ranged and magic monsters to take out enemy monsters before they can get close.
Protect your backline
Since ranged and magic monsters can attack from any position, it is important to protect your backline monsters from attack. Use monsters with high health and armor to absorb damage, and consider using monsters with abilities like Shield, Retaliate, and Thorns to further protect your backline.
Use summoners that buff ranged and magic damage
Some summoners can provide buffs that increase the ranged and magic damage of your monsters. These summoners can be very helpful in the Target Practice ruleset, so choose one that complements your team.
Utilize potions effectively
Potions can provide temporary boosts to your monsters or disrupt your opponent's team. Use them strategically to gain an edge in battle, such as using a Speed Potion to boost the speed of your ranged and magic monsters.
Adapt your strategy to your opponent's team
Analyze your opponent's team composition and adjust your strategy accordingly. If your opponent has a lot of melee monsters, you may want to focus on protecting your backline and using monsters with abilities that counter melee attacks, such as Flying or Reach.
Here are some additional tips for the Target Practice ruleset:
Use monsters with the Blast ability. Blast allows monsters to attack all enemy monsters in the same row. This can be very effective in clearing out enemy backline monsters.
Use taunt monster to prevent snipe damage and also with triage taunt can be effectively match winner
Watch the Full battle Here
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