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  Well, MYLOR is the answer! Bronze III is hard because the only ruleset is Standard which is basically no restrictions in ability, splinter type, rarity, etc. only MANA cost. It is much harder to predict or counter your opponents' monsters. I had to rent this summoner which gives thorns ability to all monsters.  It is also advisable to rent these monsters:   Wood Nymph - has the Tank Heal ability, place the Unicorn Mustang in front.  Earth Elemental - with its low mana you'll have 6 HP, this may serve as meat shield specially in low mana battle, place this in second position. Mushroom Seer - with its Silence ability, opponent's magic attack will be reduced, use this whenever possible. Depending on the mana cost, oftentimes I used Unicorn Mustang as tank , then Failed Summoner on 2 , Wood Nymph on 3 . You may also use Khmer Princess and Regal Peryton . Take a look at some of my battles:

Splinterlands has been fun for me!  I love strategy games, coming from NarutoArena way back 2000s, this NFT game is enjoyable. Being a beginner, to get your rank up from Bronze III to Bronze II is hard compared to Bronze II to I. I guess because in B3 the only ruleset is Standard (no restrictions except mana costs) making it hard to select/build your splinter in battle.  In this post, I'll be sharing my water deck. I rented the cards below. Summoner : Alric Stormbringer +1 Magic to splinters and just 3 mana cost. This makes this summoner great. Tank :  Lobstradamus   For its hit points at 9 and ability to reduce damage from melee and range attacker, and just 6 mana cost this is a great tank although it is slow. Adding the +1 magic from Alric, you have 2 direct damage per attack. Support: Venari Wavesmith   This card adds armor to friendly monsters (plus +2 direct damage per turn), although it has 5 mana cost having this gives your low HP splinters protection from range and melee h