Hello all #Splinterlands friends,
This is my entry for the Battle Mage Secrets weekly challenge.
This week's theme is the Stampede, so I want to share a ranked battle with this ruleset.
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The battle ruleset
- 15 mana cap - a low mana cap battle
- Ruleset - Stampede and Up to Eleven
- Splinter - Water, Earth, Death, and Dragon Splinter can be used in this battle
The team lineup
Whenever I see the Stampede ruleset, I remember Diemonshark immediately. He is a strong one with Trample ability and it's a perfect combination with Stampede.
| Summoner |  | Kelya Frendul - to have +1 speed and +1 armor to all my monsters. Faster means more advantage. |
|---|---|---|
| 1st position |  | Diemonshark |
| 2nd position |  | Musa Saline - I chose her because of Shatter skill. She can eliminate enemy monster shield with 1 hit then Diemonshark can kill them later |
| 3rd position |  | Torrent Fiend - a 0 mana monster to protect Musa Saline from sneaky monsters |
The battle
You can click on the image to watch the battle
- My enemy chose Death Splinter and used 5 low-mana monsters on the field, while my team had only 3 monsters.
- In round 1, Musa Saline killed Corpse Fiend at the 1st hit. After that, my Diemonshark got a lot of attacks from the enemy, leaving him with 2 HP and 0 shields.
- My enraged Diemonshark had the highest speed and he made the 1st attack in round 2. It was when Trample/Stampede showed the power and Diemonshark killed 4 monsters in a row and sealed the winning.
This is the status of both sides at the beginning of round 2.
And this is the status after Diemonshark made the move.
That's all for now.
I hope you enjoy this battle and have nice weekend!
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