The heat is on in Splinterlands as a brand new season unwraps! We have new conflicts, new synergy and ... the frontier! We have fresh storylines, fierce player rivalries, and golden opportunities to rise through the ranks.
An arcane storm brews across the realm, casting a dramatic new light over the battlefield! That’s right,battle mages.... the conflicts are live once again... even more epic than before!
Guilds and solo warriors clash in pursuit of glory, loot, and bragging rights. Welcome to The Frontier! For now... we are all equals in the bold new game mode designed to shake up traditional play!
Frontier emphasizing strategic deckbuilding, progression, and true on-chain ownership. The format has officially arrived, ushering in a fresh era of Splinterlands gameplay. This is your chance to prove yourself in a stripped-back, skill-driven battlefield where every move counts... and every win
What is Frontier? The new season-based game mode in Splinterlands where everyone starts with a blank slate! No existing cards are carried over and the players build their deck from scratch by opening and earning Frontier-exclusive packs
Whether you're completely new to the game or a seasoned battler hungry for a clean slate, Frontier offers a fresh way to experience Splinterlands. Let's explore and see how it unwraps!
Frontier is 100% free-to-play and crafted to be strategic, and deeply rewarding. Every card you earn is yours to own ... as a fully digital, tradable, and on-chain. NFT bonanza for normies!
It’s designed to welcome new players with a gentle learning curve while offering veterans a compelling new battlefield with no pay-to-win shortcuts. Jump into Campaign Mode and unlock your starter deck to begin your Frontier journey.
As you progress... you’ll grow your collection, refine your strategy, and compete in battles where smart decisions make all the difference. The community will help with their Frontier stories.
From your first victory to hard-learned tips for new adventurers, every voice matters. Join the challenge, spread the word, and help shape the future of the Frontier! The magic is there and is waiting with more Frontier cards! Win and unwrap a max three gifts per day!
This new format emphasizes progression, crafting, and tactical choice as players grow their power. You can enjoy:
- New progression system — Level up, earn rewards, and unlock higher-tier challenges.
- On-chain ownership — All cards and assets used or earned are minted and tradable.
- Deckbuilding mode — It’s all about what you build, not what you already own.
- Battle pass style reward track — Earn unique cosmetics, currencies, and NFTs.
The new format creates a level playing field where no whale has advantage. It makes Splinterlands more accessible to new players and competitive deckbuilders.
The Frontier introduces an ever-evolving meta that makes each season feels different. Why was it implemented? It aims to strengthens the economy with fresh card demand and utility.
So far I managed to level up only few cards, and there's along way ahead! So far... everyone is still equal... and the strategy counts more than the level of the units. Time will make it better!
Hustle hard and climb the ranks! There are cheats to open for each Tier you get higher! The game is on and the battles... the battles are a bit boring so far! Why? Limited cards and low selection pool!
Thorugh the chaos of new beginings, I managed to crop some good strategies. One is with Thalgrimore leading an army of death units, focusing on lowering the health of the enemies. It works!
Thalgrimore: -1 Health to all enemies
Spinaltail Fiend: Melee with Sneak
Sorrow Harvester: Caster with Weaken
Little Sister: Caster with Life Leech
Spellmonger: Untrainable & Thornes
The summoner will reduce the opponents health by one, and then the Sorrow Harvester will reduce it with another point. This gets even deadly when there are Noxious Fumes or the Earthquake battle rule.
This time was only Super Sneak and Reverse Speed, meaning the slow units will attack first and will target the back of the raw. That's why the Spellmonger waits in there! Not trainable but with Thornes.
The Twice Yester Knight attacked twice the Spellmonger, and delivered a quick demise. However, the damage inflicted to him was also considerable. As part of the plan... the Sorrow Harvter made the first victim!
In Frontier battles... everything happens quickly! Three rounds in and the battlefield was nearly empty. The casters where casting, and the Little Sister wasn't that little anymore. Attack after attack was adding health
Residual Income:
Claim your Zerion XP!
Sonium: Sake Fi / Kyo / Arkada / Algem / Untitled Bank
AI Agents & Mindshare: Kaito / Theoriq / FantasyTop
Play2Earn: Splinterlands & Holozing
