Becoming Aimless!

You may be forgiven for thinking that Aimless is the opposite ruleset of Aim True that we had last week, but it is actually meaning to give all your monsters the scattershot ability.

Normally you might target the rear or the front of your enemy for an attack, and then aimless comes along and throws that out of the window! What is even more to remember is that the aimless ability can also hit camoflaged monsters too! What a double whammy! That low mana hidden monster that you used to put tucked away at the end is no longer protected!!

All monster will have the scattershot ability so it makes sense to ensure you have monsters with a decent amount of mana but whether to go for an attacking tank or not could also be a good idea to consider.

On to this week's battle.

My Team

This is a low mana battle and I therefore need some good attacking and healing power.

Battle

My opponents:

The rules for the battle are:

Watch the Battle on Splinterlands

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ROUND 1 - Xenith Monk vs. Pelacor Conjurer

My main consideration was to have a tank with some heal ability, so that he could survive whilst the scattershot game played on with the backrow monsters.

Stepping into the tank role here is the mighty Xenith Monk who I have recently upgraded as he becomes quite formidable with his heal ability. For my scattershot attack, I have opted for Uraeus and Harpy who should provide some decent attack on the enemy spraying poison everywhere!

ROUND 2

In round 3, the Harpy's scattershot targets on my Xenith Monk but luckily for me, he has 8 health and survives. Unluckily for the Harpy, Uraeus takes her out and Stitch Leech is on his own.

With the Aimless ruleset, making sure to choose monsters with a decent amount of mana or shield is important as sods law states that if something bad will happen, it usually will. Therefore, it is best to try and avoid the situation and put some decent mana sized monsters in your lineup.

Adding Celestial Harpy was probably not the best choice here with the low mana score, but due to the low mana game, I was limited with choices.

Other things to consider are to add monsters with the repair or heal ability, this could help protect some monsters who lose their shield or health and help keep them alive longer.