I was browsing my feed a while ago when I came across this post about this week's new challenge and it happens to be about Dragons, my favorite card in this game is The Vigilator so no matter what, I have to participate in this weekly challenge, so welcome everyone, I hope you enjoy this battle.

For this week I'm going to change a little the theme that I've been using in these posts of weekly challenges, I'm going to focus more on the cards and how they work together to collaborate as a team, although of course, I will be leaving the phases of the battle so that the Challenge makes sense, making that clear, now yes, let's start.

This group of cards is the one that has given me more victories in Silver rank, combining each other according to the situation, is very difficult to stop and even if they lose a battle, that battle is always epic. Drake of Arnak is the one I use the most because its high level allows me to summon high level cards, Daria Dragonscale and Camila Sungazer are useful for specific cases in which it is necessary to increase your own attack or decrease the opponent's, and Brighton Bloom is useful for when there are Earthquake rulesets or when there is inverted speed, because it helps a lot to make your cards dodge many attacks. The Vigilator I use it whenever I can, I love its double attack ability and with certain rulesets can attack 4 times per turn, the Gloridax with its ability causes damage to two cards with a single attack and does not fail to be magical, the Black Dragon is a substitute for the tank, in the games that I will leave below you can see how it becomes a wall of life, I love playing with these cards, they are very powerful.

I bring you two battles today, in the first one I went all out with dragons and in the second one, I joined the Oshannus and water cards, another very powerful way to build a dragon alignment.

Although the two battles had similarities, they also had many differences, that speaks very well of using Robo-Dragon + The Vigilator + Black Dragon + Gloridax, although it is a combination of much mana, which plays against it, when you can assemble these 4 cards in your lineup is very likely to get the victory, and if you combine it with other cards like Oshannus or Axemaster, for example, you just give power to a deck that is already very powerful. I know I didn't use all the cards I showed above but as I said, some of them work in specific situations, in fact this combination also, because it requires a lot of available mana, but that's what makes Splinterlands interesting, no combination is invincible, and you have to be very strategic to win.