Dragons in a battle in the deep! - Weekly Battle Challenge

On the front, the dragon known for her spines, Djinn Chwala was on hand to deal damage and act as a tank when facing the fast and tough DemonShark. The fast shark managed to dodge one of his attacks, but because of the magical punishment, he ended up falling at the hands of Djinn Oshannus.

Everything seemed to indicate that the spiny dragon would resist until the end, but a direct attack by Sea Stalker, benefited by the battle condition (since it is not capable of attacking in front without "Close Range"), finished her off in round 3.

In the second position Lobstradamus was my choice, the magic locust with great toughness, excellent for covering the front as a secondary tank, that is, the second barrier, after Chwala. He took a lot of damage, but he stayed upright, thanks to his considerable health points and his "shield" ability that reduces physical and ranged damage received.

My opponent chose the formidable DeepLurker in the second position, this monster is excellent for its attack power, its life points and its excellent ability to take advantage of opportunities of vulnerability.

I think this card is great and in fact in this battle I used it too, but in the case of my opponent it could not shine in all its splendor because he suffered damage from my gladiator, from the spines of the dragon and also from the one who gave him the coup de grace, that is, Lobstradamus. Curiously, he managed to dodge the attack of his twin in my team.

Riverboat Captain was who was in the third rival position, this mage at level 2 had 2 points of magic damage and a dangerous ability known as "blast", starting the game Chwalla had already received a blow from this mage that also affected Lobstradamus. He was defeated by DeepLurker and Sea Stalker.

Djinn Oshannus was the one who covered the third position in my team, being boosted his damage increased to 3 and his contribution was remarkable. He did not fall in the whole match.