Chronicles Of Splinterlands - Little Sisters And The Lion's Pride

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pvmihalache6.8 KyesterdayHive.Blog4 min read

Blew up a battle in

and lived to tell the tale? Built a card combo so deadly it scares your own minions? Or maybe you’ve cracked a strategy so good even your stats are jealous? Share it as we want to see your chaos in action!

An arcane storm is brewing across the realm, and yes, battle mages, the conflicts are live again! Also... Frontier is here, where strategic deckbuilding, progression, and true on-chain ownership collide.

It’s your chance to prove yourself on a battlefield where every move counts… and every win makes your neighbour jealous. Best part? Frontier is 100% free-to-play and built to be strategic and seriously rewarding.

Every card you earn is yours, fully digital, tradable, and on-chain. That’s right, an NFT bonanza even your non-crypto friends can flex. Time to show off your inner card-slinging genius.

The new format creates a level playing field where no whale has advantage. It makes Splinterlands more accessible to new players and competitive deckbuilders.

The Frontier introduces an ever-evolving meta that makes each season feels different. Why was it implemented? It aims to strengthens the economy with fresh card demand and utility.

So far I managed to level up only few cards, and there's along way ahead! So far... everyone is still equal... and the strategy counts more than the level of the units. Time will make it better!

Hustle hard and climb the ranks! There are cheats to open for each Tier you get higher! The game is on and the battles... the battles are a bit boring so far! Why? Limited cards and low selection pool!

Thorugh the chaos of new beginings, I managed to crop some good strategies. One is with Thalgrimore leading an army of death units, focusing on lowering the health of the enemies. It works!

Thalgrimore: -1 Health to all enemies

Spinaltail Fiend: Melee with Sneak

Sorrow Harvester: Caster with Weaken

Little Sister: Caster with Life Leech

Spellmonger: Untrainable & Thornes

The summoner will reduce the opponents health by one, and then the Sorrow Harvester will reduce it with another point. This gets even deadly when there are Noxious Fumes or the Earthquake battle rule.

This time was only Super Sneak and Reverse Speed, meaning the slow units will attack first and will target the back of the raw. That's why the Spellmonger waits in there! Not trainable but with Thornes.

The Twice Yester Knight attacked twice the Spellmonger, and delivered a quick demise. However, the damage inflicted to him was also considerable. As part of the plan... the Sorrow Harvter made the first victim!

In Frontier battles... everything happens quickly! Three rounds in and the battlefield was nearly empty. The casters where casting, and the Little Sister wasn't that little anymore. Attack after attack was adding health

Until I upgrade my archons, probably 2035 or later, let me treat you with another epic battle! You need to think about a way to survive for longer when there's only 29 mana along Super Sneak and Explosive Weaponry! The lion's pride is at stake!

Aurelia: +1 Health to friendly units

Dread Tafarian: Melee with Heal

Mad Gearhead: Melee with Reach

New Beluroc Aegis: Meee with Taunt

Sneaky units will hit the back raw, so that blast will hit it's neighbour. The tank will hit the first unit and the blast will hit it's neighbour. When you have only three units... the one in the middle will be hit from both sides!

I went for a full melee team and it looked like a mistake, because Great Bear Druid will hit twice with Sneak active and the Sorrow Harvester's magic will ignore the armour! Not ideal!

I was expecting the Mad Gearhead to be the first unit down, but surprisingly survived long enough to deliver one attack. The Sorrow Harvester demise was swift and my army was weaken no more. Plus one health to everyone!

The Mad Gearhead couldn't handle the heat from so many blating attacks, and didn't live to tell the tale! My only hope now was the Tafarian's healing power... and a bit of luck!

Even if the speed was equal, the New Beluroc Aegis hit first and delivered a deadly blow to the Great Bear Druid. Not much time to enjoy, as he fallen at the next attack.

The lion is the king! The Tafarian can't fear a rodent, and heal after heal he gained edge on the Nim Guard Captain.