[ES/EN] 👊My favorite 🔥strategies in 💥"Noxious Fumes"

Greetings to the entire #Splinterlands community, today I'll talk about the monsters and strategies I use most in **"Noxious Fumes"** and I'll also show battles in which I apply my favorite combos using abilities that protect us from poison.

This battle rule states that all monsters are poisoned at the start of the game. It is recommended to use monsters with "Immunity" because they will not be affected. I have four monsters that are immune to poison, these are: "Drybone Hobgoblin," a "Fire" element monster from the "Rebellion" edition, which will be able to attack from the second position. "Blackmoor Nymph," an "Earth" element monster from the "Rebellion" edition, a sorceress who will be able to launch magical attacks from the back line. In the "Death" element, I have "Ujurak Brave," a "Rebellion" monster with excellent health and good armor. If I have the "Drake" element available, I can use "Redwyrm Dragon," a "Rebellion" monster with "Flying." It will launch fireballs at the enemy tank and will be able to dodge melee and ranged attacks. It also has excellent health and good armor.

Using a unit with "cleanse" will protect your tank from poison. Unfortunately, I only have "Time Bandit" with this ability, and it's from the "Foundations" edition in "Modern" mode. But if I play in "Wild" or "Brawl," I have "Scavo Chemist" on "Fire" and "River Nymph" on "Water."

Resurrected monsters will also not be affected by poison. Only in "wild" mode, I have "River Hellondale," which allows me to resurrect a monster, and it won't have "poison" because when a unit is resurrected, it doesn't inherit the conditions from its previous life.

If you use the "Enrage" ability on your team, the poison will activate it. In Wild mode, I usually use "Skargore," a Fire-element summoner, to enrage my units, and when the poison takes effect, my monsters become more powerful. "Drybone Barbarian" is my favorite Life-element tank, which I always use so he can gain more power when poison hits him. It's incredible how powerful he can become.

The strategy can be used with the "Martyr" ability because the poison will ensure its activation. In "Wild" mode, I usually use this ability, especially in "Earth" because in that element I have "Fungus Flinger." Then I use "Venari Marksrat" and get two creatures with "Martyr" so that the monsters next to them gain more power. And if I have the "Fire" element available, I'll use "Firecaller" in my ranks. It always works for me, and I usually win battles using this strategy.

Using monsters with these abilities greatly helps mitigate the effects of poison. The Life-elemental Archon Avina of the Wolf can grant "heal" to one of our monsters so they can recover their health each round. This way, the poison won't have much effect because our health will gradually recover. Quora Towershead is my preferred sorceress for these situations, but only in Wild or Brawl modes. In Modern mode, only Arachne Weaver has "Corrupted Healing," and she will be able to heal her teammates, but her maximum health will be reduced each round.

Using this ability allows our monster to gain 1 health point each time any monster dies. In Modern mode, I have "Endless Ape," an Earth element, which will be able to resist poison by taking advantage of the death of other units. In Brawl battles, I have "Helmet Kharafax," a common Life element. In Wild mode, I have "Riftwing," a flying Death element, and the famous "Gelatinous Cube," a Neutral element. I have won many battles using this ability.

We should use this ability along with the "Scavenger" ability to build a monster capable of melee or magic damage, as this increases the chances of winning the game. I have "Ferexian Hero" of the "Fire" element, which grants 3 melee attack points. In the "Life" deck, I have "Aves Sturgis," and in the "Death" deck, I have "Skok Duskblight," which grants magic attack to units without any attacks. It's truly formidable to have a unit that can gain health and attack power while the others are dying from poison.

#### Battle #1 In this game, I was able to win thanks to the "Immunity" and "Corrupted Healing" abilities, which allowed me to heal my units. My tank was key, as it withstood the enemy onslaught, allowing the poison to slowly annihilate enemies.

#### Battle #2 In this game, I used two units with "immunity," "Drybone Hobgoblin" and "Forgotten One." Then I placed two "martyrs," "Venari Marksrat" in the third position and "Firecaller" at the end, so they would give more power to the nearest monsters when the poison hits them. This gave me a significant advantage because the enemy only used one unit with "Scavenger."

#### Battle #3 This time I used an "Earth" Drake team. I used a tank with a Scavenger to create a wall that was difficult for enemies to overcome. I placed an Immunity and two Martyrs at its sides in the back to boost the power of "Redwyrm Dragon," which would do a lot of damage from the backline. The enemy used a very balanced team, but the poison took its toll, and my strategy paid off.

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