Splinterlands: Marlai Singariel is great in Brute Force

Splinterlands is a complex game, and it allows for various cards and strategies. Each fight is different as there are various rulesets applied, and this can give specific cards an advantage depending on how you use them. In this post, I talk about a great battle where I won because I used Marlai Singariel.

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Marlai Singariel is a water archon that costs 6 mana. This archon is a frontier card and it gives +1 magic to all monsters on your side. Leveling this card only increases the level of cards you can use in the fight.

Rule Set, Battle, and Plan

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The rulesets this time are Brute Force. This means monsters attack based on their attack stat rather than their speed. There is also 53 mana available, and I can use any splinter except for dragon.

This ruleset is interesting because of how the attack order changes. Some slow but hard hitting monsters are better to use now.

SplinterMana CostPositionReason
Marlai Singariel6Summoner+1 Magic
Giant Alpine Skink81stShield
Thanalorian Scion52ndVoid Armor
Mystic Scaleweaver93rd
Grimbardun Smith64thImmunity
Daarg Deadblast75thSwiftness and Weapons Training
Ulundin Overseer116th
Total Mana:52

My summoner is Marlai Singariel for the +1 magic. My tank is Giant Alpine Skink with shield. After that is Thanalorian Scion with void armor. Then I have some more magic damage dealers with some support monsters given magic damage by Daarg's weapons training.

The focus of this lineup is to keep my monsters alive while I deal as much damage as possible. Giant Alpine Skink and Thanalorian Scion are my tanky monsters to take hits, and I am relying on the magic damage to take out my opponent.

Round 1

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At first glance, I think that this match is to my advantage. My opponent has 2 monsters that can't attack from their position, so I have the damage advantage.

Round 4

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A few rounds later, my opponent is left down to 2 monsters while I still have 4. My opponent can't outdamage me so I win by default.

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I won that match later that round.

Conclusion

The battle did not go exactly as planned because Scion died early due to poison. However, my magic damage managed to overcome this. Marlai Singariel and Daarg Deadblast in Brute Force gave me some strong magic damage to wipe out my opponent.

You can see my entire match here.

What did you think of my match? Was there anything you would have done differently? I think it is quite interesting to see how different players use the same card.

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Your opponent positioning was an added advantage to you indeed.Putting a melee attack monster in the last position especially when the rulesets didn't say otherwise is a big set back. Kudos and more wins

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Yea. I was surprised by that as well. You have to consider the rulesets.

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ah the training on the other 2 monsters was really game changing!

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Great game though, the magic cards did the damage from behind as well. Also, using a magic summoner amplified your magic damage. Well-done

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Hi jfang003! Marlai Singariel is the spiritual successor to Alric Stormbringer, so she brings back memories of 2020 when I enjoyed playing with magic-based lineups! Along with Delwyn Dragonscale, they were the cornerstones that helped me grow in Splinterlands. That's why it's been so rewarding to see another Archon that boosts magic in the Water class, even if we can only have her at level 4. Cheers and good luck in the Splinterverse.
!BBH

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I remember hating my fights against Alric because I didn't have one, but I do agree that it reminds me a lot of him. I think the +1 magic just benefits water decks alot.

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The lineup of the enemy team gives your team a big advantage in the match
!BBH

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It is an overwhelming victory since 2 monsters from the enemy team are not placed correctly

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