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 Broken Arrows rule in the Battle Mage Challenge in Splinterlands. The author explains that this rule prohibits the use of units with ranged attacks, which means players must use sneak or opportunity monsters or magic units. The author suggests including an opportunity bait unit and considering how well the lineup handles sneak attacks and magic attacks. The post also provides information on incompatible rules, desirable abilities, advantaged and disadvantaged summoners, and desirable monsters. The author then shares his own battle experience and provides alternative lineups for different summoners. The post concludes with the author's list of other Battle Mage Challenge posts and an invitation to join Splinterlands.

This blog post discusses the author's experience with the new Rebellion edition cards in the Splinterlands game. The author highlights the unique mechanics of the Rebellion cards and the increased demand for them in the market. The focus is on a specific legendary Rebellion card called Nalara Geinek, which the author considers their favorite due to its stats and abilities. The post provides detailed information about the card's stats and abilities at different levels and discusses its performance in battles. The author also shares an example of a battle where they used Nalara Geinek and achieved a victory. Overall, the post provides insights into the new Rebellion edition cards and their impact on the game.

This post discusses the current use cases of the SPS (Splintershards) token, which is the governance token of the Splinterlands ecosystem. The author explains that understanding the utility of each token in the ecosystem is important for investors and players. The post covers the different use cases of the SPS token, including increasing earnings in ranked battles, earning rewards through staking, delegating SPS to earn DEC tokens, using SPS to pay for tournament entries, burning SPS to obtain DEC, and participating in the governance of the game. The author also mentions other important aspects of the SPS token, such as its role in the Splinterlands economy and its use in purchasing validator node licenses. The post concludes by stating that the recent price decrease of SPS presents a potential investment opportunity, but readers should not take this as investment advice. The author plans to continue the series with posts about the DEC token.

This post is about the author's best battle in the Splinterlands game during the Splinter of Dirt challenge week. The post encourages players to participate in weekly activities and emphasizes the importance of strategy in the game. The author discusses the rule for this week's battle, which disables characters with ranged attack attributes. They explain the pros and cons of this rule and share their tactics and alignment for the battle. The post concludes with the author's satisfaction with the battle's outcome and a thank you to their supporters.

This post discusses the "Rise of the Commons" rule in the Battle Mage Secrets event in the game Splinterlands. The rule states that only common and rare monsters can be used in battles. The author shares their thoughts and strategies for this rule, highlighting the use of magic damage and focusing on the opposing backline. They also provide a recap of a battle they played using this rule, showcasing their team composition and the outcome of the match. The post concludes with the author's overall strategy for this rule and links to other posts in the Battle Mage Secrets series.

This post discusses the author's experience with the Spirit Hoarder card in the game Splinterlands. The author explains his buying strategy for acquiring cards and highlights the abilities of the Spirit Hoarder, such as Triage, Dispel, and Blind. They upgraded their Spirit Hoarder card to level 2 and share their positive experiences using it in battles. The author provides links to three battles where they showcase the card's effectiveness. They also express their determination to make their deck more powerful in the future. The post concludes by inviting readers to share their thoughts on the battles and the Spirit Hoarder card.