Your deck composition is the foundation of your entire success; a poorly constructed deck will fail regardless of your mechanical skill.
This usually results in a top-heavy, disjointed mess that cannot defend against cheap swarms or cycle fast enough to attack.
The Core Components
You cannot build a deck that only attacks; you must have dedicated slots for defensive buildings, spells, and anti-air support.
If your deck has three different win conditions, it is too heavy; if it has none, you will never actually take a tower.
Examples: Hog Rider, Giant, or Miner.Spells provide guaranteed value.Musketeers or Archers are mandatory.
Understanding the Mana Curve
A deck with a very low average cost (under 3.0) is known as a 'Cycle Deck', relying on out-pacing the opponent's heavy counters.
If your deck is too heavy, you will sit defenseless while the opponent chips away at your towers with cheap, fast attacks.
Deck ArchetypeAverage CostStrengthsControl2.5 - 3. If you have virtually any concerns about where by and also the best way to employ tower rush, you are able to email us in the page. 1Can easily out-rotate enemy countersGolemExpensiveAbsolutely unstoppable in double elixir
Refining the Formula
If you consistently lose to air decks, swap a ground melee unit for another ranged anti-air attacker.
Master the synergy of your chosen eight cards, and you will become an unstoppable force in the arena.
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Building the Perfect Deck for Card Based Tower Rush Games
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