Hello Everyone! Hope you're all are doing great and welcome to my daily Splinterlands post!

Today I'm gonna be talking about a card which is a funny looking giraffe but don't get fooled by it's looks. This giraffe really packs a punch with it's abilities. It's name is Vicious Giraffe.

Introducing Vicious Giraffe

Doctor Blight belongs to the Fire splinter and plays as a melee attacker. This card can be used in all kinds of mana cap battles because of it's mana cost. It costs 5 mana to be used in battles. This amazing card carries a whopping 4 abilities at it's max level, which I'm going to be talking about next.

Stats and Abilities

At level 1, this card comes with 1 melee attack, 1 armor, 4 health and 4 speed. Even at level 1 this card is an absolute beast. It can dodge enemy attacks because of it's high speed. This monster also comes with 1 ability from the initial level, Reach.

• Reach: Can use melee attacks from the second position.

When this card is upgraded to level 3, it's stats remains the same, however it gains a new ability called, Painforge.

• Painforge: +1 power when damaged by Poisoned or Burning or hit by an ally.

At level 5, it stats finally gets an increase. Now, it deals 2 melee attack damage and it's max health is also increased to 5. Not only that, it also gains a new ability at level 5 called, Shatter.

• Shatter: Successful attacks destroy the target's armor.

Finally, when you upgrade this giraffe to level 10 (max level), it's stats gets an increase and it gains it's 4th and final ability. It's speed is increased to 6, armor is increased to 2 and health is increased to 8! That's alot of health for a giraffe isn't it? The ability that it gains is called Shield Ward.

• Shield Ward: At the start of battle, the unit in front of this unit gains Shield.

Lore

In the plains of the Great Lowlands, giraffes roam in slow, sweeping herds. They graze on tallgrass and drink from waterholes. Their height gives them a clear view of the horizon and any approaching predators. They have few, though, for these giraffes are not passive.

Then the fires of Oridum Graybrow came, scorching the plains and burning the grass to ash. The dwarves of Grimbardun followed, tromping across breeding grounds and claiming the waterholes for themselves.

The fate of Praetoria may hang in the balance, but these giraffes know nothing of secrets or power. They only know smoke, noise, and pain.

They charge without warning. Hooves shatter bones and armor. Bites tear through limbs. Their long necks whip like flails, slinging their heads with the force of warhammers, protecting each other and throwing attackers off balance.

They are not clever. They are not cruel. But they are vicious indeed.

Conclusion

In Conclusion, this monster card is something that every player should have in their arsenal. Even at bronze league, this card is a great addition to the team and it really packs a punch. It can defend, attack and also dodge attacks, what more can you ask for? Even if talk about this card from a trading point of view, it goes for a pretty hefty amount when you upgrade it to max level. It goes for upto 190$ in the market, so keep leveling it up lads!

So next time you’re running a Fire team in a high mana match, give Cavewise Wayfinder a try. You might be surprised by how much this little gnome can contribute to your win streaks!

That’s all for this post! I’ll be back tomorrow with another one, so stay tuned and follow my Splinterlands journey.

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