Death Splinter has some really awesome looking monsters.
I especially love using Cthulhu.
Here's the line up, battle conditions, start/end battle, and replays.
(I usually pick Death Splinter's Owster Rotwell when Water Splinter is available and the even/odd rule allows a few magic monsters which might prove to be a pain but Rotwell's shared Magic Reflect ability is very helpful when faced against multiple enemy Magic monsters.)
(Start of Battle - above)
(End of Battle - above)In the end, only the great and almighty Cthulhu remains!
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The death splinter is the gift that keeps giving.But you need to spend time in thought to craft those plays and not just play for the sake of playing
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I agree. Strategy is important in Splinterlands. I've noticed my best winning streaks are due to paying attention to both mine and my opponent's recently played, and sticking to defensive strategies when Water Splinter is available.
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