I Got My Back Covered

One of the newest meta lineups in modern revolves around the Fire Archon Hanv that gives the Double Strike and Swiftness ability as its tactics ability. You think that it makes it quite underwhelming, given that it was only given to one card, but imagine giving it to Grove Doomblade with a maximum of 7 damage that can attack backline units with Sneak ability and adding a unit with Pinpoint ability, such as Ballista Deadshot to make sure that sneak attacks have True Strike, it can be a recipe for disaster for anyone who was facing off against that team. However, I was able to counter them by using this lineup.

It was the same old units from the Rebellion Core, Reward, and Promo set, but with an odd placements. It's very unusual that I do not place Grimbardun Smith next to Rage, so it can be Weapon's Trained and get some magic damage, but what's more odd is that I do place it in the very last position of my team, even though it mainly serves as a tank. However, it is all made to absorb all the damage from Groove Doomblade, and placing Thanalorian Blade next to it allows for the effect of Lookout to work, which resulted in the unit that received Sneak attack to get 1 less damage, as well as to reduce the damage from Ambush by 50%.