Sand Worm with Sneak.

I tried Sand Worm on the battlefield in level 3 that offered a special ability.

Sneak: Targets the last monster on the enemy team instead of the first monster.

This is a melee attack monster and normally, a melee monster can attack only from the front position unless its abnormal. And the abnormality happens for this monster having its special ability that allows it to attack from any position and it normally targets the last monster on the enemy team ignoring the first monster if it is not used in front position. It has good health portions and better melee attack as well.

Let's get to the battle.

Here's the battle link if you wish to check.

Choosing Monsters

My Team	Opponent's Team
Cerberus	Gargoya Lion
Fineas Rage	Disintegrator
Tenyii Striker	Uraeus
Sand Worm	Chaos Agent
Parasitic Growth	Supply Runner
Uraeus	Gargoya Devil

Both my opponent team and I created our team selecting six monsters each where I used fire element and my opponent also used fire element.

Choosing Plado Emberstorm as the summoner, I used six melee attack monsters and all of them has some special abilities that allows them to attack from their positions. And the battle was covered with lost Legendaries ruleset so no legendary monsters are allowed in this battle.

The Battle

All my melee attackers were blessed with one extra melee attack each from my summoners buff and all of them got one speed each as well. And thanks to my summoner, five opponent monsters lost one health each. And for my opponent's summoners buff, all opponent monsters got one speed each and the opponent's Disintegrator had an special ability called Demoralize that reduced the extra melee attack that my monsters were blessed with, sad.

My team got the first kill and that's in the second round. My Fineas Rage had the most speed among all monsters in both team and it attacked first and missed it as the opponent monster used a counter ability (flying ability) to reduce the damage. Then my opponent's Supply Runner attacked first on behalf of that team and my Cerberus lost two health portion. Then my Tenyii Striker attacked and missed it as this opponent monster also had the flying ability.

Then my Cerberus healed itself with two health portions using its special Heal ability and attacked and killed two/all armor portions of my opponent's Gargoya Lion. And now my opponent's Gargoya Devil attacked and missed on my Cerberus although Cerberus don't have flying or any other ability that reduces damage so its a mystery to me why this miss attack happened.

My Uraeus then attacked and removed two/all armor portions of my opponent's Gargoya Devil and my opponent's Uraeus then attacked and removed one/only armor portion of my Uraeus. Then my Sand Worm missed its first attack as the opponent's Gargoya Devil reduced the attack using flying ability. Then my Parasitic Growth attacked and removed the armor portion of the opponent's Uraeus. The opponent's Gargoya Lion attacked and killed one health portion of my Cerberus at the end of the first round.

The second round started where my Fineas Rage and Sand Worm didn't miss their attacks and my team got two kills in this round including the first kill of Fineas Rage with the second kill of Sand Worm. And all other monsters attacked as well where my Uraeus missed its attack.

Then the third round started where my team got the third kill when my Fineas Rage attacked my opponent's Gargoya Lion first. Then my Cerberus healed itself with two health portions and removed two/all armor portions of my opponent's Disintegrator. Then my Tenyii Striker attacked my opponent's Chaos Agent and my team got the fourth kill. Then after my Uraeus attacked and got the fifth kill, my Sand Worm then attacked my opponent's last monster Disintegrator that had four health portions and my team got the last kill as well, thanks to my Sand Worm.

So, what do you think of Sand Worm and about my play?

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