Hi Guys! It's me again masterzarlyn28 in the hive! I'll be sharing my Splinterlands Cards Card Look Alike Episode with you in today's blog. We are still in the letter D, this time we'll talk about the Divine Shield Ability. In this ability, I chose a monster with no attack both with low mana.
LORE
PELACOR CONJURER
When the magic veil over Praetoria and the Mountains of Fire fell, and the Chaos Legions invaded, the Pelacor decided they could hide away no more. Believing that the Chaos Legion would turn upon their floating Gods next if they conquered the Splinterlands, they began their ‘Great Descent’ into the lowlands, determined to fight this new threat that had arrived upon their world, and joined with the Lowlanders armies.
EPONA
Epona was a dreamer, a lover of everything that lives and grows. Hundreds of years ago when the kingdom of Lyveria was young, Epona was its brightest daughter. She was a brilliant creator whose paintings could draw tears of joy from the Spirit of the Forest herself. The intricacies of her handcrafts were unmatched by anyone in the land; Epona could weave beautiful tapestries from grasses and brambles. She was a thoughtful philosopher whose musings could leave the wisest old men of Lyveria speechless in astonishment. She was a fearless adventurer whose greatest comfort came when she stood on the edge of the wild. She would spend hours each day among the wild horses that roamed the Lyverian countryside, her closest companions.
Reference:https://next.splinterlands.com/card-detail/343/regular/3/?tab=lore
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DIVINE SHIELD ABILITY
The first time the Monster takes damage it is ignored
Lorna Shine is the only summoner with this kind of ability.
Blast, Thorns, return fire, magic reflect, and backfire abilities will remove the divine shield and will only be reapplied when the monster is resurrected.
REFERENCE:
https://splintercards.com/abilities.php?ab=18
MONSTER WITH DIVINE SHIELD ABILITY
No fire card monster/summoner has the divine shield ability.
No water card monster/summoner has the divine shield ability.
Earth represents by 3 powerful magic monster and no attack monster (EPIC and LEGENDARY) namely, Spirit Shaman, Kron the Undying and Epona. They contain powerful abilities such as stum, redemption, lastman standing, immunity and heal.
Life element has so much card monster to offer bothe melee and magic monster. It has 1 gladius card that offers bloodlust, snipe and divines shiled at level 6 while the other is good for mid to high mana battles which offers trample, piercing, phase, magic reflect and so much more ability. You can visit Splintercards for more information.
No death card monster/summoner has the divine shield ability.
Dragon element offer 1 monster card with 11 mana cap good for high mana battles. Robo-dragon Knoght offers 5 abilities at level 1 only. Void, Divine shield, piercing, return fire and magic reflect. You can use this monster to counter range and specially magic users and with a total of 3 melee damage!
No dragon card monster/summoner has the divine shield ability.
*There are 13 monsters have divine shield ability, most of the cards are magic coming from life, earth and dragon only. No monster card is available to Fire, Water, Death and Neutral element.
CARD DETAILS
Name: Pelacor Conjurer
Role: Monster
Card Edition: Chaos Legion Edition
Element: Life
Rarity: Common
Damage Type: NO Attack
Abilities: Flying, Magic Reflect, Divine Shield and Phase.
Mana: 2
Name: Epona
Role: Monster
Card Edition: Dice
Element: Earth
Rarity: Legendary
Damage Type: No Attack
Abilities: Strengthen, Divine Shield, Immunity and Repair
Mana: 1
CARD STATS
🥉 BRONZE LEAGUE 🥉
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The Pelacor Conjurer at level 3 (Bronze League) is a 2-mana monster with very high health and good speed, which may allow it to evade opponent attacks due to its flying ability. On the other hand, Epona, the legendary card, offers considerable speed and health power, along with a strengthening ability that increases the health power of its friendly team. Both cards are advantageous to use in low mana battles.
🥈 SILVER LEAGUE 🥈
While Epona's speed and power have not changed, Pelacor Conjurer's power has increased by 1 while maintaining its level 3 speed. Both monsters displayed new skills, including divine shield and magic reflect. Magic reflect is a potent skill, particularly against opponents that frequently use magic teams. It returns reduced magic damage to the attacker when hit with magic damage. Rounding up, the damage is equal to the attacker's damage divided by two. Their current stats are highly advantageous and may be used in silver battles in games with low to mid difficulty.
🥇 GOLD LEAGUE 🥇
While Pelacor Conjurer's speed and health power both grew by 1, Epona's speed and health power remained unchanged. Pelacor and Epona can now use Divine Shield and Immunity, respectively. Monsters with this skill are immune to all detrimental status effects. Affliction, blindness, demoralization, halving, headwinds, poison, rust, silence, slowness, snare, stun, and weakening are some of these. Despite having only a 3 speed and 1 health power, it is a very potent card. Pelacor Conjurer even grows stronger as its speed increases and it has a flying ability that increases on the very first assault from an opponent. It also has a divine shield that allows it to disregard the opponent's initial damage.
🏆 DIAMOND/CHAMPION LEAGUE 🏆
Epona's speed and health power are the same at level 4 as they were at level 1, but it also has the repair ability. The friendly monster that has sustained the most damage has some of its armor restored. On the other hand, Pelacor Conjurer has a phase ability that allows magic monster attacks to miss this opponent. Both of these are strong cards, but Pelacor is fantastic and one of my favorites because it just costs 2 mana while providing a ton of strong abilities. Since It replenishes health and armor, Epona is a very useful monster to its team.
CARDS PRINTED
As we all know, Pelacor conjurer is very cheap card but it contains powerful abilities that can be used even in mid to high mana battles. Epona is really an expensive card as it is a legendary dice monster with such an amazing abilities which will definitely help its friendly monster.
GOOD MATCH RULESET
SUPER SNEAK
All Melee attack Monsters have the Sneak ability
Choose a summoner that increases/reduces Melee attack or Mylor. Keep a monster with Shield, Retaliate or Thorns in the last position.
Other monster keep their divine shield so we need a ruleset like this to destroy shield and able to win the battle
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
All Monsters have the Opportunity ability.
You can skip monsters and summoners having Affliction. Life Leech is not impacted by this ruleset.
Speed and HP is the trick here: higher speed will let you target enemy's low HP monster first, opening the way for your slower monsters to deal damage to higher HP enemy monsters. Keep lower HP monsters in front. Monsters who have two attack types should always be preferred
https://splintercards.com/rulesets.php?rs=12
Thank you for stopping by. Hope to see you in my next blog :) Have a nice day!
The Pelacor Conjurer at level 3 (Bronze League) is a 2-mana monster with very high health and good speed, which may allow it to evade opponent attacks due to its flying ability. On the other hand, Epona, the legendary card, offers considerable speed and health power, along with a strengthening ability that increases the health power of its friendly team. Both cards are advantageous to use in low mana battles.
🥈 SILVER LEAGUE 🥈
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While Epona's speed and power have not changed, Pelacor Conjurer's power has increased by 1 while maintaining its level 3 speed. Both monsters displayed new skills, including divine shield and magic reflect. Magic reflect is a potent skill, particularly against opponents that frequently use magic teams. It returns reduced magic damage to the attacker when hit with magic damage. Rounding up, the damage is equal to the attacker's damage divided by two. Their current stats are highly advantageous and may be used in silver battles in games with low to mid difficulty.
🥇 GOLD LEAGUE 🥇
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While Pelacor Conjurer's speed and health power both grew by 1, Epona's speed and health power remained unchanged. Pelacor and Epona can now use Divine Shield and Immunity, respectively. Monsters with this skill are immune to all detrimental status effects. Affliction, blindness, demoralization, halving, headwinds, poison, rust, silence, slowness, snare, stun, and weakening are some of these. Despite having only a 3 speed and 1 health power, it is a very potent card. Pelacor Conjurer even grows stronger as its speed increases and it has a flying ability that increases on the very first assault from an opponent. It also has a divine shield that allows it to disregard the opponent's initial damage.
🏆 DIAMOND/CHAMPION LEAGUE 🏆
Epona's speed and health power are the same at level 4 as they were at level 1, but it also has the repair ability. The friendly monster that has sustained the most damage has some of its armor restored. On the other hand, Pelacor Conjurer has a phase ability that allows magic monster attacks to miss this opponent. Both of these are strong cards, but Pelacor is fantastic and one of my favorites because it just costs 2 mana while providing a ton of strong abilities. Since It replenishes health and armor, Epona is a very useful monster to its team.
CARDS PRINTED
As we all know, Pelacor conjurer is very cheap card but it contains powerful abilities that can be used even in mid to high mana battles. Epona is really an expensive card as it is a legendary dice monster with such an amazing abilities which will definitely help its friendly monster.
GOOD MATCH RULESET
SUPER SNEAK
All Melee attack Monsters have the Sneak ability
Choose a summoner that increases/reduces Melee attack or Mylor. Keep a monster with Shield, Retaliate or Thorns in the last position.
Other monster keep their divine shield so we need a ruleset like this to destroy shield and able to win the battle
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
All Monsters have the Opportunity ability.
You can skip monsters and summoners having Affliction. Life Leech is not impacted by this ruleset.
Speed and HP is the trick here: higher speed will let you target enemy's low HP monster first, opening the way for your slower monsters to deal damage to higher HP enemy monsters. Keep lower HP monsters in front. Monsters who have two attack types should always be preferred
https://splintercards.com/rulesets.php?rs=12
Thank you for stopping by. Hope to see you in my next blog :) Have a nice day!
🏆 DIAMOND/CHAMPION LEAGUE 🏆
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Epona's speed and health power are the same at level 4 as they were at level 1, but it also has the repair ability. The friendly monster that has sustained the most damage has some of its armor restored. On the other hand, Pelacor Conjurer has a phase ability that allows magic monster attacks to miss this opponent. Both of these are strong cards, but Pelacor is fantastic and one of my favorites because it just costs 2 mana while providing a ton of strong abilities. Since It replenishes health and armor, Epona is a very useful monster to its team.
CARDS PRINTED
As we all know, Pelacor conjurer is very cheap card but it contains powerful abilities that can be used even in mid to high mana battles. Epona is really an expensive card as it is a legendary dice monster with such an amazing abilities which will definitely help its friendly monster.
GOOD MATCH RULESET
SUPER SNEAK
All Melee attack Monsters have the Sneak ability
Choose a summoner that increases/reduces Melee attack or Mylor. Keep a monster with Shield, Retaliate or Thorns in the last position.
Other monster keep their divine shield so we need a ruleset like this to destroy shield and able to win the battle
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
All Monsters have the Opportunity ability.
You can skip monsters and summoners having Affliction. Life Leech is not impacted by this ruleset.
Speed and HP is the trick here: higher speed will let you target enemy's low HP monster first, opening the way for your slower monsters to deal damage to higher HP enemy monsters. Keep lower HP monsters in front. Monsters who have two attack types should always be preferred
https://splintercards.com/rulesets.php?rs=12
Thank you for stopping by. Hope to see you in my next blog :) Have a nice day!