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 a match in Splinterlands where the author and their opponent had similar strategies but different outcomes. Both players utilized high-speed front lines with specific abilities, but small differences in card choices and tactics led to one player's victory. The post highlights the importance of strategic nuances in determining the outcome of battles in Splinterlands, emphasizing the need for careful consideration and adaptation in gameplay. The author shares insights into their strategic choices and how they ultimately secured victory in the match.

The post discusses the author's battle in the weekly challenge on PeakD.com, focusing on the rule of Maneuvers, where units with melee attacks gain Reach. The author shares their strategy, lineup of cards, and combat development, detailing each round of the battle. The post also includes images and a link to view the battle. Additionally, the author provides information on the source of images, design credits, and a referral link to join the Splinterlands community.

The post discusses the new NFT game called Soulkeep by Splinterlands, which is a tower defense strategy game with different paths for enemy troops to march on. The player must strategically place towers, upgrade them, and use spells to defeat the enemies. The post provides a detailed guide on how to play the game, including deck building, battle mode, tower placements, using heroes, and defeating monsters. The author shares their experience playing the game, passing levels, and participating in tournaments. Overall, the post offers insights into the gameplay mechanics of Soulkeep and encourages readers to try the game.

The post discusses the strategy analysis of the Martyr ability in Splinterlands. The ability boosts adjacent units when a unit with the Martyr ability dies. The post explores synergies with other abilities like Resurrect and Bloodlust, as well as strategic considerations for different rule sets like Born Again, Equal Opportunity, and Target Practice. The author shares their favorite Martyr units and provides a detailed battle analysis showcasing the effectiveness of the Martyr ability in gameplay. The post also includes references to previous ability strategy analyses for further reading.

The post discusses the author's experience with Splinterlands and the changes made to combat bots in the game. The author reflects on the introduction of the Modern format for human players only, but expresses hesitation in fully committing due to changes that have affected the gaming experience. Despite improvements, the author feels that the game's reward system and asset requirements may still pose challenges for some players. Ultimately, the author decides that it is not yet the right time to return to manual play in the Modern format.

The post is part 2 of a 3-part Weapons Training Guide focusing on cards with weapons training abilities in the Life, Death, and Earth elements. It discusses specific cards like Aves Sturgis, Zyriel, Skuk Duskblight, Croire, and Ava the Undaunted, highlighting their advantages and disadvantages. The post also provides tips on the best combinations for units with weapons training and teases Part 3, which will cover the Dragon element. The post encourages readers to follow for more tips and provides a referral link to try the game Splinterlands.