Welcome to BDVoter Daily Showcase.

For those who don’t know, BDVoter is a curation project on HIve Blockchain that was initiated primarily aiming to encourage BD Hive users who were overlooked even after contributing to the chain with their excellent writing and meaningful engagement. However, the project has branched out to other communities and now manually curates worthy content on Hive including but not limited to creative writing, gaming content, travel blogs, sports talks, movie thoughts, and so on.

Besides, in an attempt to support a healthy ecosystem, BDVoter keeps an eye on @Splinterlands content and supports weekly challenges (Art Challenge, Social Media Challenge & Battle Mage Secrets). As the project strongly stands against plagiarists and spammers, content creators are encouraged to produce high-quality, meaningful, and original content that adds value to the blockchain. In short, we believe in creativity, so, show us the best of you!

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This post discusses the recent changes in Splinterlands, including the introduction of the Wild Pass and increased SPS requirements. The number of battles played in the game has significantly decreased, with a shift towards Modern format. The post explores the impact of these changes on player engagement, rewards pool distribution, and the value of in-game assets. It also raises concerns about the potential negative effects on weaker accounts and the need for adaptation in response to these changes.

This post discusses the importance of using simple and effective strategies in Splinterlands, emphasizing the value of basic team compositions with a good tank, support, and backline attackers. The author shares their experience playing in the Modern format, facing challenges with limited choices compared to the Wild format. The post includes a breakdown of a successful battle with key points such as selecting a tank with high health and resistance to magical damage, forming powerful attacking duos, and including a fast monster with dodging abilities for defense. The author also mentions the advantages of using a summoner in battles. Overall, the post highlights the success of simple strategies in the game and the author's progression in the Bronze league.

This post introduces a new special card named Risqruel Drath, a Summoner of the FIRE/EARTH elements with abilities like Flying, Impede, True Strike, Taunt, and Redemption. The Impede ability reduces the target's speed after each successful attack, making it useful in combination with True Strike. The post discusses strategies using cards with high speed, multi-attack abilities, and defensive skills like Shield and Void. It also mentions the importance of reactive abilities like Magic reflect and Retaliate in battles. The author expresses a desire to use Risqruel Drath with cards featuring Bloodlust for a versatile and strategic gameplay experience.

This post is part of the "Splinterlands Encyclopedia" series focusing on teaching the rules of the game in a simple way. The post discusses the rules starting with the letter C, such as Close Range, Corrosive Fog, and Counterspell, explaining their effects and how to best utilize them. It also provides schemes on how to combine these rules with different skills in the game and includes links to previous parts of the encyclopedia. The post aims to help new users understand the game rules to increase their chances of winning.

This post showcases a battle in the Rise of the Champion tournament in Splinterlands, featuring Mantaroth as the protagonist. The player strategically chooses Lorkus and other monsters with specific abilities to counter their opponent. The battle lasts only two rounds, with Mantaroth and Creeping Ooze emerging victorious. The opponent's failure to utilize their powerful Chicken had no impact on the outcome. The player also invites others to join Splinterlands and try Terracore.

This post discusses the Battle Mage Secrets event, focusing on the rule "What Doesn't Kill You." The rule gives all monsters the enrage ability, strengthening wounded melee units. The author shares their strategy and best skills to use, along with a detailed breakdown of their team composition and a battle analysis. The post concludes with insights on how to leverage the rule effectively in gameplay.