ENGLISH

In my recap I have found very important and big changes in the game that have made me break my head thinking about how it works, there are so many changes that I have seen that it is a little difficult to understand that this is the same game that months ago I used to play almost every day.

However, in my recapitulation of strategies I have dedicated myself not to play with new cards that I don't know but rather to observe how they use them against me while I use the ones I used to use.

Even some that I did not know how to use too much but I know well their mechanics and use, just in one of these battles I asked myself the question if some are using it well, I tell you about this interesting battle that I found in bronze.

As I am in bronze I get myself with some simple rules, 47 mana and any healing ability either from monsters or summoners is completely eliminated, obviously I leave aside my strongest strategy with the earth element and its healing monsters and I go in search of attack power in the fire element.

I use a combination of power with the Eternan Brune summoner that allows me to summon "Wallstop" but also removes 2 shields from my enemies, all this combined with a Tinderlock in last position that will allow me to be support but in case I need it, it can become the best of the battle.

Beyond how the battle ended, I would like to highlight 2 new monsters that I do not know much used by the opponent and their way of doing it, since one seems to me that he did it quite well and the other quite badly.

If we look at "Mistico Ujurak" we can notice that with the ability "Lookout" he is very well positioned right next to Mycelic, strategically you can take less damage and as the battle progresses you will have an advantage, this will give you more chances and makes it his best positioning.

Then we have "Ulundin Overseer" which has the ability "Flank" which specifically tells us that only if it is in the first line of battle would make the second monster get the ability to reach, this makes it essential to place it in that position, however the partner decided to place it in second, leaving in first line of battle "Endless Ape" that by their skills and the great life that has our first monster mentioned above could have been of more help in the battle.

Perhaps the main idea of our colleague was to reverse positions and he was wrong to send the battle, but it leaves us a clear example of how not to use "Ulundin Overseer".

Final Comments:

This makes me think that I'm not the only one who got hit with these radical changes in the game and that there are many of us who stay in low leagues thinking about adapting to the new cards and their mechanics.

I feel that there is still a long way to go to get back to where I was months ago, where I practically knew all the synergies and mechanics of the new monsters, but it is a path that will be more entertaining when I play more frequently.