My past two days daily quest were not fire splinter. However I still played a few fire matches and one that stood out to me is when I faced Elemental Phoenix! The battle was not intense or as challenging as I thought, but may likely because my opponent's Elemental Phoenix was only a level 1.

Going with fire splinter and magic attack for me is rare. For one thing I noticed fire tends to have strong melee monsters. But to go magic seems to leave a void to be filled.

On my side I went with a mix of everything with the goal of trying to have all monsters be able to attack in the first round. The drawback I had is none of the monsters had an attack greater than 2. I lack higher level fire monsters so supplemented an archer into the match. I did not think speed would be a factor, but from the initial comparison it looked I would likely be knocked out.

6 vs 3 with me focusing on a mix of range, magic, and melee. While my opponent went all in on magic. My Cerburus is a trademark card at front of formation because of its ability to heal. My opponent went with a Prismatic Energy but because I did not have only one magic attacking monster it would seem I had the advantage in monster position one.

All monsters are still on the field. I have a slight upper hand as my opponent's prismatic energy drop by half in health. One more round it is likely prismatic energy goes down.

Each of us is down one monster. I now have a better chance to knock out my opponent because not only is he down less in monster count his Phoenix's health had been draining.

With the star Phoenix out of the picture is was inevitable that I would win.

I was somewhat surprise by the result as stated earlier my monsters individually had now attack stat but when combined they pack a punch.