Prunda Undervesch - Modern Format

My Modern Battle

I'm employing Prunda Undervesch in this battle, and it's a good summoner because it can summon cards with both water and life, allowing me to maximize the number of cards from the combination. Since the Chaos Legion cards have been moved to the wild, I only have Rebellion reward cards. The difficult part is that I am competing with level 1 cards, which is becoming more difficult for me because I know that many players are now using max level cards, and I have no idea what combination they will use. Nevertheless, I keep fighting even though I suffer, for the reason I want to try and enjoy the experience of playing.

Let me also describe the combat I've been in; the rules are limited to using four cards to fight. Up to Eleven will give us all a positive buff that increases the damage of retaliation abilities, punishment skills, corrosive ward, magic reflect, return fire, and thorns. A special notice that this cannot be stacked is also included. The first rule set, Reach, will allow my unit to strike in the second position if its melee monster card, which is what I like best about this rule set. On this playing field, the Mana Cost of 44 is quite substantial. Despite being allowed to utilize the water element card due to Saurian's ability, I am unable to maximize the water element because the ruleset prohibits using fire & water elements.

My top pick is Grimbardun Fighter since it can tank thanks to its shield, which is an essential part of my strategy for this fight. I chose this first position since I don't have enough tank in my deck. I rely on shield, possess one armor, and six health. The damage is three for my tanker. I'm aiming to outmaneuver my opponent by using this tactic, which involves taking a chance rather than giving up the fight.

My second position, Olivia the Brook, is only capable of melee combat and has magic damage that I can use to reinforce my primary position. This card is useful since it can attack twice in a round, doing both magic damage and physical damage. Even though it only has one attack and one magic damage, it may still compromise my opponent and weaken their starting position because of its reach rule set.

Mad Ogre Anarchist and Harbinger of Chaos place third and fourth, respectively. The harbinger's holy protection provides defense against sneak attacks. The fact that it can deal three damage makes it my primary weapon in this fight, and Mad Ogre's opportunistic attack can aid me in the later stages of the conflict. This is my four cards in the battle. Will I win with this combination? Let's see. I'll provide you with a video so you can see whether it works and try this tactic yourself. Since it's level 1, it can be challenging to deal with powerful whales and maxed cards in the battlefield.

This time, I was lucky or matched the system in modern times because my opponent was also playing a level 1 card. This battle is thrilling since it's level 1, and my opponent has Avina the Wolf, who can heal or speed up. His tank is Janni Rebel, Halfling Refugee, Olivia the Brook, who is the same as me, and Galicus. We both use Rebellion cards, and this time there isn't a conclave arcana match. Check out this battle to see how effective both of our strategies are. I hope you enjoy watching and taking the time to check my match.

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