Weapon's Training is one of the abilities of the cards on Splinterlands that I first noticed with the soulbound cards, and many Splinterlands players have quickly adapted it to some of their daily strategies. The benefits include the fact that even if the card with the ability is killed, the other cards retain their abilities, and it can be extremely powerful when combined with non-attack cards and ordinary buffer.
So far, I have only seen weapon training in soulbound and rebellion cards, but no Choas Legion cards, which is understandable given that CL is from an older generation of cards. I have been playing a lot of games lately, and I have discovered that Moxian Rebel is a magic element weapon training card that I lose about half of the time.
The Moxian Rebel Is Underrated
It is always painful when you are on a winning streak and then you get Moxian Rebel and weapons training. Even if you kill all of the cards, the remaining buffer cards will continue to carry their deadly attack, and you will be eliminated.
It is even funnier when the card's owner summons with a level one summoner while you use a level 3 or 4 summoner.
I understand that some of these level one summoners are using the Moxian for free, which always reduces the amount of SPS they can earn, and even if they win, the SPS earnings are almost negligible, but I am sure they will be content with it as long as they win.
I have lost a lot of games and potential SPS earnings to the Moxian Rebel, so I decided to look into it today
Almost $2 For One BCX
One of its most significant advantages is that it is a neutral card, which allows you to use it across all elements. However, it is a Rebellion card, and Rebellion cards are probably the most expensive cards on the market, with the exception of some rare older generation cards worth hundreds of thousands of dollars (which no one plays). It is a rare card, and I checked the price, which was $1.96 (almost $2) for one BCX.
This felt very expensive, and as soon as I refreshed the page, the copy listed for $1.96 had been purchased. Wow, I had to buy the copy for $1.97. This means you will need around $10 to own a level 2, which is monstrous.
The card comes to life at level 3 when it gains a camouflage ability, and you must level it up to 7 to gain an extra magic attack. It will cost a lot of money to do that, and I am sure even the big boys in the diamond league in modern times will probably get it to level 3, where they can add an extra Camouflage ability and leave it alone.
The main advantage here is that it is a neutral card. It is a 4 Mana card that is quite dangerous in small mana games; whenever I see the Moxian, I always lose, which is why I decided to own or get only one BCX of it. I remember purchasing about four Rebellion packs in October or November, but I sold them all due to financial constraints. I wanted to wait until December to open them and sell the content, but I could not risk the content of the pack not being worth the price I paid for them.
There you have it.
Yet, I Need To Test It's Gameplay Capacity
I am excited to try this one out. Plus, it is my first and only rebellion card. I am currently playing in Diamond 2 of the Wild Format, which explains why I did not have any Rebellion cards until now. It is very expensive for one BCX, a rare card, and not even an EPIC, but considering it is a neutral card with such ability, I will not argue the price.
Why You Should Own One.
You should have a weapon training card like this one. I do not believe there is another neutral weapon training card in the game; correct me if I am mistaken; I have yet to see one. As a result, the value will most likely remain constant over time while increasing during the splinterlands bull market. Another benefit is that it generally enhances your gameplay.
This card is useful in rulesets where only neutral cards can be used. After considering all of the benefits, I determined that paying $1.97 for one BCX of this type was actually worthwhile.
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