Link: @dosh versus @approximate

In the Back to Basics battle rule (monsters loses all abilities), the idea of ​​using the Peaceful Giant as a tank to absorb as much damage as possible and save time is already widespread, as he has an enormous amount of hit points with an expenditure of only 5 mana.

A Giant on the front line and many ranged attack cards at the rear is almost always the best option, but preferably magic attack cards, as the magic besides ignoring the armor (except in the Weak Magic rule) can also continue to attack since the first position, while archer units do not (except in the Close Range rule).

Usually, the best cards for this type of battle are those of Earth and Water, but in this case, these splints were not available and for this reason, there was a fight of Life against Life.

In addition to the Peaceful Giant, I put a bait Chicken in front to save time absorbing damage from an enemy attack, notice that it absorbed a +3 damage from the Centaur that could have weakened my Giant a lot if he had received the blow and didn't the Chicken.

Another important detail: in some cases, it is interesting to place the bow and arrow units at the end, but as the Peacebringer has a greater amount of life, here it comes before, hoping to hold out longer in the tank position, moreover in the decisive final moments of the fight it is essential to have magic cards to not stop the attacks.

My opponent placed some other melee cards before his Giant which is also valid, note that his Creeping Ooze even managed to land a blow on my Giant, who was the first to perish, but soon afterward the Ooze was shot down by Divine Sorcerer.

At this point he seemed to be much better, as his Giant still has 11 life points, while the my is gone:

But my Divine Sorcerer performed brilliantly, killing all the opponent's cards, except the first Silvershield Bard who was killed by the Defender of Truth, with a spectacular and exciting finish in which she was on the edge of survival.

From this point, we have the Grand Finale. The Divine Sorcerer solo performance in style against three enemy cards:

The adevrsário's mistake may have been not using magic cards because his archer cards became passive when they reached the first position.

In general, Divine Sorcerer is little used because it is especially vulnerable to the Reflect Magic ability, but it cannot be missing from the Little League rule when playing with the Life splint, and in this case, it was also very effective in Back to Basics.

Another reason I love this card is that in addition to being brave, she is a very beautiful and charming creature!

Be sure to watch this epic battle again: @dosh versus @approximate

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