Doctor Blight of My Opponent Nearly Got Me Defeated This Battle; Grund Came For Rescue Mission

Hello friends across the world, I wanted to share this battle three days ago but was busing with some stuff.
Just find grund amusing and wonderful, and I found a perfect battle rule to use the grund monster.
I made a little mistake because I wasn't supposed to use halfling alchemist in the last position, I was supposed to palec it in the fourth or fifth position so that it would be able to do the work I expected of. Unfortunately, the halfling alchemist got eliminated without doing the assignment I assigned it to do.
Doctor blight nearly got me killed, when afflicted by poison, my pelacor mercenary got 2 health damage. When it attacked grund, 2 health was also damaged from grund which reduced the health of grund from 5 to 3.
The funnest thing about this doctor's blight was that, whenever a monster dies, it gains one health which makes its health so much in round four and five.
Doctor Blight was targeted until it remained the only monster in this battle. I would have been defeated but grund came to rescue me.
The reason I laid more emphasis on grund was that, if it was only sandworm that was left in my lineup, I would have lost the battle oor it would have been drawn.

RULESET

Silence Summoners: Summoners do not give any stats buffs or debuffs or grant/use any abilities.

Melee Mayhem: Melee attack monsters can attack in any position.
When I saw this battle rule, I discovered that all melee monsters can attack irrespective of their abilities.
Doctor Blight destroyed my queen nectar, if doctor blight was not in the lineup, queen nectar would have stayed longer in the battle.

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Arrangement

Mycelic Infantry: understand that the rule will make many monsters attack the first monster in the battle. That was the reason for putting mycelic infantry in the first position to be able to delay.
Putting mycelic infantry in the first position was to reduce the damage by melee monsters since the battle rule supported melee monsters. Watching this battle, you will understand that mycelic infantry was still in the battle at round 2, while mycelic splipspawn was eliminated in round 1. Mycelic infantry was a good advantage to me in this battle: it was eliminated in the second round by the opponent’s grund.

Nectar Queen: the melee and health of queen nectar was fascinating: with so much mana cap, queen nectar was the best option for me to be in the second position in case mycelic infantry got eliminated.
The nectar queen was destroyed with the help of doctor blight.

Pelacor Mercenary: hmmm, what a monster. The armor could have allowed the opponent monster to damage the health directly at first attack. Pecaor got destroyed in the 4th round in the battle. But, before its elimination, it contributed immersively to the battle.

Grund: the double strike was the big deal of this monster and that was the reason i positioned it in the fourth position so that i would not be destroyed in the battle. I was happy to use grund in this battle because it gave the victory.
Grund was the first monster to attack from my lineup, it attacked mycelic slipspawn, damaging 6 health from the monster that made it impossible for the monster to reach the second round.
As if that was not enough, it damages the health of opponent pelacor mercenary from 9 to 3 health.
Eliminated goblin psychic in round 3, eliminated opponent grund in round four and finally eliminated doctor blight in the last round.

Sandworm: another monster that could damage like grund, eliminating uraeus in the second round. Uraeus would have done damage like doctor blight due to poison ability and would have made everything worse.

Halfling alchemist: failed to fulfill the assignment and my plan. My original plan was to break the weapon of the monster leading the attack. Unfortunately, uraeus eliminated the halfling alchemist in the second round. In the first round halfling missed the target.
Though, it later stood sacrificial lamb in the lineup. I saw it as an opportunity not a waste because if I mistakenly put the sandworm in the last position, it would have been poisoned.