Splinterlands | This Rebellion Reward card has Dual Type attack

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What’s up my fellow Splinterlands players!

I hope all of you are enjoying the day with your family and friends and also enjoying the game at its best. If you are a daily player then you may have noticed the new in-match UI which launched with the newest update and it's looking really eye-catching and now, looking at the current ranked season, only around 7 days left for this ongoing season to end. So, I guess all of you are currently working on your seasonal goals and fighting in the arena to reach your goal league tier or a place in the Champion leaderboard. The attraction has increased even more nowadays, as after launching the newest reward cards in the game, we are all in a race to earn more and more Glint points to buy them from the in-game reward shop. I hope most of you have already collected a decent amount of these reward cards and let me know which card is your favourite among them.

Moving on, let me now come to the main topic of this post as today, I will be showcasing another Great Rebellion card with you all and as you have already seen it in the thumbnail above, today I will be talking about Olivia of the Forest. So, if you are interested, let’s jump in without any further ado.

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Olivia of the Brook

OLIVIA OF THE FOREST is a monster type card that was launched in the game with the introduction of the latest Reward card set and this card falls under the Rebellion edition. This monster belongs to the Life element and it is one of the few rare cards that comes with dual-type attacks. It is an Epic type card, so you will need a total of 46 BCXs of the card to upgrade it to the max level. This card requires 6 mana to be used in battles, so you can choose this card when playing medium to large mana limit matches. It comes with dual attack types - Magic and Melee and apart from this special attack, it also holds decent speed with a good combo of armour and health, it also comes with 3 abilities which I am about to talk about later in this post. Let us now take a further look at its league-wise stats and abilities below to find out more.

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BRONZE

At level 2, this card possesses 1 melee and 1 magic attack at 3 speed with 4 health and also gets 2 abilities. The first ability is Opportunity which it gets from its initial level and the other one is Mimic which it gets from level 2. With the help of Opportunity ability, it will target the enemy card with the lowest health and due to the Mimic ability, from round 2 onwards it can gain a random ability from an enemy team with a 25% chance to gain a random ability from an enemy attacker when hit.

SILVER

When this card reaches level 3, it receives the same 1 melee and 1 magic attack at 3 speed with an increased 1 armour and 4 health along with those 2 abilities that I mentioned above. Though it does not get any new ability or attack power, the added armour at this level will help it to protect against a melee or ranged attack before reaching its health.

GOLD

As this card reaches level 5, it finally gets an increased 2 melee and 1 magic attack at 3 speed with 1 armour and 5 health. However, it does not get any new ability at this level as well but I think the increased attack power will surely cover up well for that.

DIAMOND / CHAMPION

Finally, when you upgrade this card to its max level of 6, it receives 2 melee and 1 magic attack at 3 speed with 1 armour and 6 health and it also gets a new ability called Reflection Shield. With this ability, it will not get any damage from Thorns, Magic Reflect, Return fire and Blast.

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Battle Link

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BATTLE STAT

This time it was a large 59 mana limit match where 4 elements were allowed - Fire, Life, Death and Dragon and there were also 3 rulesets applied in this match - Healed Out (monsters can not be healed in this match), Stampede (Trample ability can be triggered multiple times if the enemy card dies each time) and Up to Eleven (all monsters receive Amplify ability). After looking at all these rules, I decided to use the Eternal Tofu summoner and melee + magic monsters in my lineup. So as decided, I started building my lineup and selected Mantaroth followed by Harbringer of Chaos, Iziar, Olivia of the Brook, Adelade Brightwing and Venka the Vile at the end position.

When both the lineups were revealed, I saw that my opponent had used the Legendary Life summoner Grandmaster Rathe and at his front defensive position, he chose Arjemis the Bear followed by Corsair Bosun, Adelade Brightwing, Gargoya Devil, Pelacor Arbalest and Supply Runner at the end position.

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As the match began, all the backline enemy monsters started attacking my Iziar while my monsters started attacking his Bear and after the end of the first round, his Arkemis was alive with only 3 health and on the other hand, my Iziar was alive with only 2 health. Anyways, at level 2, the Arkemis died while attacking my Mantaroth but got resurrected by the Adelade and the same happened with my Iziar which died and again got resurrected by my Adelade. But then my Olivia killed the Arkemis and my Iziar also died again after that and gave its adjacent monsters more stats. Next, at round 3 my Olivia killed down the enemy Adelade followed by my Venka which killed the Bosun. At round 4, my Harbringer killed the Devil followed by another kill by my Olivia which took down the Arbalest. The last enemy monster left was the poor Supply Runner and it also got taken care of by my Mantaroth and finally, I won this match in round 4.

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I hope you loved watching the battle with Olivia of the Brook and also liked reading my battle post. Let me know your thoughts in the comment section below and I will be seeing you all in my next post.

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I wish you all good luck with all of your future Splinterlands matches.

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