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In any card-based competitive strategy game, the battle is often won or lost before you even queue into a match.
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Many beginners simply throw all their favorite, highest-level, or flashiest legendary cards into one deck and hope for the best.
+Anatomy of a Perfect Deck
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You cannot build a deck that only attacks; you must have dedicated slots for defensive buildings, spells, and anti-air support.
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Everything else in your eight-card roster is there to support that win condition or to defend your own towers.
+Include a cheap cycle card.Have a dedicated tank killer.Balance your average elixir cost.
+Balancing Your Elixir Average
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A deck with a very low average cost (under 3. For more information regarding [tower rush](https://seychelleslove.com/@curtbest72880) look into our own site. 0) is known as a 'Cycle Deck', relying on out-pacing the opponent's heavy counters.
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If your deck is too heavy, you will sit defenseless while the opponent chips away at your towers with cheap, fast attacks.
+Deck ArchetypeAverage CostStrengthsFast CycleExtremely LowPunishes heavy decks earlyHeavy Push3.8 - 4.5Requires less precise micromanagement
+Testing and Tweaking
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Take notes on exactly what types of decks completely shut you down, and adjust your support cards accordingly.
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Master the synergy of your chosen eight cards, and you will become an unstoppable force in the arena.
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