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 usefulness of the Water Caller card in the Water Element in Splinterlands. The author shares their current gameplay status, upcoming airdrop details, and a detailed analysis of the Water Caller card, including its stats and abilities at different levels. The post also includes a battle link and a detailed account of a recent match where the author used the Water Caller card effectively in their lineup. The author concludes by asking readers about their usage of the Water Caller card and wishes them luck in their Splinterlands matches.

This post discusses the author's participation in Brawls and the current state of their Gladius cards in Splinterlands. The author is part of the Peakmonster Guild, which offers benefits such as extra profits in ranked battles. The post highlights the importance of guild participation and the rewards obtained from Brawls, including merits used to purchase Gladius packs. The author opens 8 Gladius packs, showcasing their progress in upgrading various cards from different elements such as Fire, Water, Earth, Life, and Death. The post emphasizes the patience and perseverance required to upgrade cards and encourages active participation in guild battles to accumulate merits for pack openings. The author concludes by inviting new players to join Splinterlands using their referral link.

This post discusses the author's participation in the Splinterlands Battle Mage Secrets Challenge, focusing on the Little League ruleset where only cards with 4 mana or less can be played. The author shares their strategy for a 24 mana Wild League battle, highlighting the importance of armor and card selection. The post includes a detailed breakdown of the battle, showcasing the author's lineup and the outcome of each round. The author also invites new players to join their guild and offers assistance to those interested in starting the game. Additionally, the post includes a referral link for signing up on Splinterlands.

This post discusses the Weekly Challenge in Splinterlands, focusing on the ruleset little league. The rules limit battles to units with a maximum mana cost of 4, excluding legendary summoners with higher mana costs. The post explores strategies for this ruleset, highlighting the importance of low mana cost units with ranged attacks. The author shares their lineup and strategy for a successful battle, utilizing cards like Dragon Spirit, Riftwing, Twisted Jester, Naga Assassin, Fire Spitter, and Shadowy Presence. The post concludes with insights on the importance of understanding and utilizing low mana cost units for battles in the little league ruleset.

This post highlights the importance of neutral cards in battle lineups in the game @splinterlands. The author shares their battle strategy for the Little League rule, focusing on using small monsters. The lineup includes cards like Corpse Fiend, Furious Chicken, The Monk, Venari Scout, Venari Spellsmith, and Carrion Shade. The battle was a successful victory, showcasing the strength and friendship of the Venari cards. The author encourages readers to keep these cards in mind for future matches and emphasizes the importance of exercise, learning, and seeking happiness. The post also includes a Spanish version for bilingual readers.

The post discusses the recent changes in Splinterlands, specifically the division of Rankeds into Wild and Modern modes. The Modern mode is restricted to the last 2 sets of cards released in the game and prohibits the use of tools that assist players. The author shares their experience playing in both modes and highlights the benefits of playing in the Modern mode, such as increased prize pool per win. They also mention their plans to participate in tournaments and advance in the leagues. Overall, the post emphasizes the positive aspects of playing in the Modern mode and the author's intention to continue playing and improving in the game.