by Elton Gahr

Created on: November 24, 2009

Of all the abilities that you can look for in the game the most important is simply having enough power to win game, but the problem with this is that if you have a large number of high power card you quickly run out of room in a deck. With eight cards you have to average just over three stars so if you have a five star in your deck you need two, two star to make up for it, so often it is more important to find a good two star character than a five star.

Sasha is a rare character from the Skeelz team with two levels and an ability that makes her truly dangerous at level two and a bonus that keeps her from losing that ability though that ability is only truly useful if you play almost all or all Skeelz characters.

At level one she has a power of four and a damage of two. This is not high enough to be worth keeping but it reaches its maximum potential.

At level two she bumps up to a power of seven. In addition to this she gets Support attack +4. This includes her so even if she is the only Skeelz player she is getting +4, but if all of the character in the fight are Skeelz player she will begin with no pills having 23, and 30 with a single pill. She does not do a lot of damage but she is quite good at forcing the opponent to use pills if they want to win but you'll want to wait until they pick one of the characters with a weaker power and save a few pills for the truly powerful cards later.

Another value for her is as a blocking character. She might not do a lot of damage but she can stop one of your opponent's character from doing a great deal of damage and they won't generally expect to be blocked by the two star character allowing you to use the ones with more power later.

The most important point of this card isn't that it has a strong power or that it can not have its ability blocked. The important point is that it is two stars and this allows you to play some of the truly powerful characters without giving up all that much and even as a filler for another team she can be passable.

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