Source: Mickvir on Steemit
Greetings to all friends, here I am again with the eighteenth post of my Holybread advance. I've noticed that they've made some improvements in terms of the rewards in the chests which makes it even more attractive to spend time in the game, both in terms of the expectation and the possible reward for the hero.
As I told you in the opening post, Holybread was unknown to me until recently, I had always heard about it but I couldn't prove it, until I decided to do it and here I am, it turned out to be something nice and with an interesting theme, and as if that wasn't enough it has a playability facility that makes it attractive at any level.
Let's start slowly
Hubertus, my hero, has an ability of +5% damage, and if we add to that other additions found in the chests along with a wand that I was given at the beginning of the game, little by little my warrior is armed with things. I didn't manage to take Hubertus beyond his current level 24 on this 18th day in Holybread.
Let's talk about positions
As you know, yesterday I ended up at post number 248, with no attacks against me. I attacked twelve times, resulting in twelve victories, but this victory does not involve advancement but rather permanence in the position.
However, on this eighteenth day I did not manage to climb, only to maintain, to reach number 248 in the ranking.
Battles
Thanks to those victories I was able to stay in the position and maintain my objective, to ascend, but in the same way I recognize that as I told you as you go up it becomes more difficult and if we add to that that most of the close competitors in the ranking have at least double the level and even two heroes this becomes more complicated.
Among other things
I must continue to increase my position in the ranking, so I will be looking for the necessary resources to upgrade my skills to Hebertus, and in the search of a second hero to make a complete team that is easier for me to climb in the ranking. And as long as I don't have this second hero, I will fight as much as possible not to descend and keep my position or to climb it.
Without further ado, thank you for reading, for the support and I hope to see you soon to continue bringing you Hubertus' progress.
Thank you for reading. Rengus