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# Hello everyone and welcome again!
This new challenge has taken me playing in Silver rank, with a season very close to the end and with an active focus it was an excellent time to test the new Riftwatchers cards and among them there is one that caught my attention, and that is Whelp Herder, the only low mana card of the new edition and that in my opinion hides an incredible potential. Let's talk about it today!
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# Brighton Bloom
* Dice Edition.
* Mana cost: 4 points.
* Buff: Fly to friendly monsters.
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# Whelp Herder
* Riftwatchers Edition.
* Mana cost: 3 points.
* Ability: Oportunity at lvl 1.
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# How use this cards?
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The idea of combining them is to take advantage of the Fly bonus granted by the summoner to give your cards the possibility to dodge enemy attacks, and that the Whelp Herder that has little life, has more opportunities to do damage to the enemy team with its first ability.
Of course you must combine them with other cards because by themselves they will not present a threat to practically anyone, you have to build a good team around them to make this combination very dangerous.
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# And for last, My Battle!
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# Round 1.
As I said, my summoner for the battle was Brighton Bloom.
* My first tank was Gargoya Scrapper to serve more as a decoy, so my other cards had more time to attack.
* Void Dragon was my real tank, his ability coupled with his tremendous speed made him an excellent card.
* Dex Paragon is perfect for these battles because it costs very little mana and his magic attack always helps.
* Dhampir Infiltrator for its Double Attack + Sneak, so it would destroy the enemy from the rear.
* I already explained why I use Whelp Herder, very good attack with an excellent skill.
* Celestial Harpy at the end for his Fly, so he has chances to dodge enemy attacks.
# Round 2.
The Fly of my summoner began to be decisive from round one, making my Gargoya dodge the dangerous attack of the Deeplurker, and between my dragons were responsible for eliminating the enemy tank and his last card from the hands of my Dhampir Infiltrator.
# Round 3.
In round 3 we were tied in cards but I had a marked advantage in the life points of my cards, which was what changed the history of this battle in my favor.
# Round 4.
By this point there was nothing more to do for my opponent, and although his Deeplurker made things difficult at all times, the double damage of my Dhampir Infiltrator was decisive to leave him with very little life and thus became easy prey for my Void Dragon.
# If you want to see the whole battle [click here](https://splinterlands.com?p=battle&id=sl_838ef2b07b80b063b1d98ed1213da1cf&ref=vvgm).
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# What was my experience with this cards?
Whelp Herder is one of my favorite cards of this new edition, they all seem very strong to me but as a silver rank game the truth is that there are not many battles with a rank in which I can use those cards with such high mana, while Whelp Herder is the opposite, it can be used in almost any team and not to mention Brighton Bloom, a summoner that already at this point has nothing to prove. Two excellent cards that you have to have in your team.
As I always say in these posts, all cards, no matter how good or bad they may seem, have their moments of glory and also their bad side, it's up to you as a player to use them as they should be and take advantage of them in your victories, play many battles, practice and you will become a better player little by little.
Thank you very much for reading my post, I hope to see you in the next one, see you soon!
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