Hello everyone and welcome again!

I have to say, adapting to the new formats was quite complicated at first but everything is back to normal with my games, I just had to focus on Earth when this new #ShareYourBattle appeared so I took advantage of my games to show how useful a card like Hill Giant can be. So welcome!

In case you don't know it...

Edition: CHAOS LEGION.
Rarity: COMMON.
Element: EARTH.
Attack: MELEE.
Mana Cost: 3 points.

Abilities:

• STUN at lvl 1

An as the lore says:

How to use Hill Giant?

This card is a low mana tank, there is nothing more than that for it. Or is there? well yes, the rulesets are made just so that all cards have a variety of uses, and for this one there are several rulesets that can do that:

• Melee Mayhem.

• Reverse Speed.

• Super Sneak.

• Equal Opportunity.

• Up, Close & Personal.

• Heavy Hitters (from Gold Rank, of course).

• Little League.

So its basic use would be as a tank in the first position, especially in Melee only battles, and if the ruleset allows you then if you can improvise, but in general ranges and standard battles it is best to use it as protection for your cards because it has a lot of life for its mana range.

And for last, My Battle!

Round 1.

• Mycelic Morphoid has Thorns, so it is great as a first tank, so it applies damage if it is attacked first.

• Hill Giant to be the real tank of the team when the Morphoid falls, 8 health plus healing is a great strategy that will make it last long in battle.

• Failed Summoner is here to do the same as Hill Giant if he falls, because my opponent played magic and I should be prepared for that.

• Khmer Princess has healing at level 4, it's a huge difference with her level 1 version because this way I apply double healing to my Hill Giant, that gives me an advantage.

• Goblin Psychic in addition to heal my tank, at level 5 has Afliction, nullifying the effect of the enemy Goblin.

• Regal Peryton is my card with more damage, that's why I place it in the last position.

Round 2.

Reverse Speed is perfect for Hill Giant because he has only 1-2 points of speed at Bronze level and then Melee Mayhem so he can attack from any position, plus his life is so high that he's going to hold on long enough for your other cards to do the job.

Bronze is full of bots and this battle is the proof that the level of the cards is very important because I played the same cards as my opponent, literally in the same order using the Splintertools tool but the difference in level and of course stats, makes all the difference.

Round 3.

The difference in Health, Attack and Speed of each of my cards over my opponent's caused the battle to end before it started, that's why it is very important that the level of your cards is as high as possible.

What was my experience with this card?

The truth was more than good, it is a card that does not shine much when seen alone but combined with the rest of cards in your edition can be a real diamond for those battles where mana is scarce, plus it is very cheap right now so I think it is an excellent buy.