The Final Frontier - Splinterlands Evolution

Blew up a battle in Splinterlands and lived to tell the tale? Built a card combo so deadly it scares your own minions? Or maybe you’ve cracked a strategy so good even your stats are jealous? Share it as we want to see your chaos in action!

Whether you’re celebrating a clutch victory or dissecting a hard-fought loss, these breakdowns fuel community growth by sparking discussion, sharing insights, and uncovering new strategies.

How about the Splinterlands Frontier? Will Calamity break some barriers? No... but a storm is brewing! The conflicts are live again! Enter Frontier... where strategy, progression, and true on-chain ownership collide.

This is your chance to prove yourself on a battlefield where every move matters. Frontier is free-to-play, built for strategy, and designed to reward skill. Every card you earn is yours and even your non-crypto friends can flex this NFT magic.

Frontier levels the field... no whales, just skill. The evolving meta keeps every season fresh, fueling demand and giving real utility to your cards. The hustle never stops!

At the start I’ve only leveled a few cards so far... but everyone was equal, and strategy often beats better levels. But right now I can say that the grind paid off!

Look at my Frontier deck now! All archons at level 2, most units upgraded... and even some at max level! I've got golden archons, golden units... a bunch of legendary cards!

Have you seen my Little Sister is maxed out? She's one of my wildcard, in battles where Thalgrimore is leading an army necromancers. Lower health for my enemies and a demon that gets stronger each round!

Hustle hard and climb the ranks! There are chests to unlock at every tier as you rise higher. The game is on and the battles… well, they feel a bit boring at first. Why? Limited cards and a small selection pool. But even in the chaos of new beginnings, some good strategies are starting to take shape.

Here's one of mine, with Thalgrimore leading an army of death units, focused on draining enemy health. And it works! Let's go first through team selection and then will tell you why I went for this line-up:

• Thalgrimore: -1 Health to all enemies
• Spinaltail Fiend: Melee with Sneak
• Sorrow Harvester: Caster with Weaken
• Little Sister: Caster with Life Leech
• Spellmonger: Untrainable with Thorns

As the battlerules were simple, Super Sneak and Reverse Speed, the last unit would be the main target. This is why I used the Spellmonger and those deadly thornes!

Having only 29 mana for the units means that both teams will be rather short, or with low cost units. This means low health points, which can go even lower after Thalgrimore and the Sorrow Harvester curse the opponents!

The summoner shaves one health off opponents, and Sorrow Harvester takes it down another notch. This gets even deadlier with rules like Noxious Fumes or Earthquake.

This battle had Super Sneak and Reverse Speed, which meant slow units struck first and focused on the back row. That’s where Spellmonger waited... untrainable but dangerous with Thorns. The Twice Yester Knight struck twice, only to fall to the reflected damage. As planned, Sorrow Harvester claimed the first victim!

The Spinaltail Fiend is a decent tank, and he only had to go head2head with one unit, as all the other super sneak attacks will focus on the back-line. The Little Sister was the pivot of the battle, as the life leech will keep her at high health!

Frontier battles move fast… three rounds in and the field was nearly empty. The casters kept firing, and Little Sister wasn’t so little anymore ... every attack boosted her health, making her unstoppable.

The strategy made the difference! The casters where casting, and the Little Sister wasn't that little anymore. Attack after attack was adding health

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