Each season in Splinterlands lasts 15 days. This means that during a month we have two seasons, one in the middle of the month around the 15th and the other at the end of the month and the beginning of the next month. Knowing this, it's pretty obvious that we just had an End of Season recently since we're in the middle of the month.
For Splinterlands players, EOS is an incredible time. Just like a farmer who plants and waits a long time to harvest their crop, a Splinterlands player plays ranked matches for about 15 days, participates in events, strives to achieve the highest possible Leaderboard ranking to get the maximum reward possible and make the most of the "harvest" moment that EOS represents.
It is precisely during EOS that some of the rewards earned throughout the entire season are sent to players. We are talking about half of the glint rewards from ranked matches in Modern and Wild modes; the leaderboard rewards you may have earned by being among the best in your league; pool rewards, as in the case of survival, and many others...
One detail that few take into consideration is that EOS is also the time to review! Compare your results from the current season with your results from the previous season, compare yourself to yourself, don't just analyze your results against those of other players. I came to check the results and see what I did with the Glint reward!
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Splinterlands EOS Reward - Epic Cards Strategy!
I thought I had saved my season results, but now I can't find them. That's okay, though, because you can see the history of Glint rewards. The interesting things I got were Glint from the Survival Leaderboard, the Glint Pool from Bracket I, and Glint from ranked matches.
With the amount of Glint I accumulated during the season, along with the EOS rewards, I decided to first get 100 Common Draws. When analyzing my Conclave Arcana reward cards, I noticed that Oshannus Unmade was only 8 BCX short. So the idea was to keep collecting Common Draws until I got them, and luckily I got 9 BCX of Oshannus within those 100 Common Draws.
With the required amount reached, I managed to evolve Oshannus Unmade to level 8. This is a very relevant level because from level 1 to 7 it had 2 ranged damage, and now it has 3 damage. Now the focus is on level 10 to get the extra skill.
I'm always unsure whether to focus on the common ones or not, because they are almost at max level, only 2 levels left, but since going from 8 to 10 is basically double the BCX, it's not a problem for now.
Now that I'm missing around 16-30 BCX for each common card, I'll spend some time collecting cards from league chests and focus on my next strategy, which is Epic cards!
Since legendary cards require 140k to level up, in the case of Epic cards, the worst-case scenario would be spending 90k on each card, and level 3 – which is the next level – is precisely when they gain an extra ability.
I used all the remaining glint along with 60 alchemy potions to try my luck at 6 Epic Draws. I should mention that I didn't get any gold foils, but I managed to advance in the number of cards on Rila Fen and 1bcx on Tandi and Kazira. The strategy now is to gradually increase the number of epics until I reach level 3.
Interestingly, I only needed 1bcx to evolve Wailsworn Specter to level 2. At this level, it gained a new ability that increases the damage of reflected abilities. It's still a very basic card and not used very often; at level 3 it will become stronger with the Weaken skill.
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