Hello everyone and welcome again!
This week has been very busy but finally here I'm with my battle challenge! Temporal Mastar is a card that I have to admit it, get me really surprised. I'm not a fan of Recharge ability because I always say that is a waste of mana have a card waiting two turns to attack, but that have a good thing, the card causes triple damage! and that is a marvelous, is the best way to describe it. Today you will se how I use this card in my batlle and how it take me to victory!
In case you don't know it...
Introducing Temporal Master!
Edition: Chaos Legion.
Rarity: Epic.
Element: Life.
Attack: Magic.
Mana Cost: 3 Points.
Abilities:
Recharge at lvl 1.
Stun at lvl 6.
An as the lore says:
The horologe node is the first focus. The annulus scepter the second. But to ascend to the highest levels of the craft the anachron time mage must abandon talismans and operate by mind alone. For the rare adept blessed by visions of the turning wheel they can shift the flow of siphilum in time's flow by sheer force of will.
It is these Temporal Masters that advised the great council until the highest in their order, the High Magus Obin Anvaras, betrayed them. Those that remain hunger for a chance to reknit time and erase the chaos heresy that brought the Legion to the Splinterlands.
“Nodes? Where we’re going, We don’t need nodes.”
-- Dr. Ammet Brunneus, Temporal Master
How to use Temporal Master?
This card has to be in your secondary line because its ability makes it attack in alternate turns but doing double damage and as it doesn't have tank stats, it won't last long if you put it in first position. This card is for low mana battles and at its maximum level it can do up to 6 points of damage every two turns for only three points of mana. It is a card that when used correctly will finish a game on its own.
The Battle! - click here to watch it.
Round 1.
All cards with Opportunity is a danger for Temporal Master because it is a weak card, that is solved by adding a card with Taunt that serves as a decoy to receive all the damage and that weak cards of life but with strong attack as Temporal Master or Pelacor Arbalest do their job.
Jared Scar as a tank for his Bloodlust, since he won't take much damage at the start, he has a good chance of activating his ability.
Shieldbearer as the real tank that will eat all the damage with his Taunt, giving my cards time to do a lot of damage.
Gargoya Devil has a lot of ranged attack and can serve as a tank, so with Sloan it's a great effect.
Djinn Renova because whenever he can he has to be, he is a wonderful card.
Temporal Master for everything I've talked about him in this post.
Pelacor Arbalest for the tremendous damage it does, 6 points each turn.
Both my Pelacor Arbalest and my Temporal Master can kill 4 of the 6 enemy cards in a single turn.
Round 2.
It was my Temporal Master's turn to attack! In the first round my Pelacor Arbalest took out Silent Sha-vi and my Gargoya Devil took out Venari Bonesmith, two of the most dangerous cards for their abilities and attack power.
Meanwhile my Shieldbearer was still the tank holding the damage like a true champion.
Round 3.
The combined damage of my last two cards was starting to be too heavy for the opposing team that was already in a 5vs2 in the third round. Djinn Renova is a perfect support because he has very good support abilities and very high damage, which helped my Gargoya Devil to finish off twice.
Round 4.
There's nothing left to say!
How was my experience with this card?
As I said, I had not used this card much because I was not a fan of Recharge but now that I started using it I realize that I was very wrong, this ability has too much hidden potential and knowing how to exploit it can be the difference in a battle, so I think it is a card that you must have in your deck if you play with Life.
That's all for today, I hope you liked the battle, see you in a future post.
