Add 'Top Cards for Sudden Death in Tower Rush'
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<br>When the standard three-minute match timer expires and the game enters Overtime, the fundamental rules of engagement shift dramatically.<br>
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<br>This article analyzes the absolute best cards to have in your rotation when the Overtime clock begins ticking down.<br>
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The Spell Cycle Enders
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<br>In Sudden Death, if the opponent's tower is below 1000 hitpoints, the most reliable and competitive strategy is 'Spell Cycling'.<br>
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<br>If you know your opponent's tower is at 550 health, and you have a Rocket in your hand, you have already mathematically won the game.<br>
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If you miss or it doesn't kill the tower, you will lose instantly to the counter-attack.If your Rocket does 591 damage, and the tower has 592 health, DO NOT cast it.It maintains your elixir efficiency while dealing the necessary damage.
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The Surprise Attackers
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<br>The Miner is the quintessential Sudden Death troop; because he tunnels underground, he can be deployed directly on the enemy tower instantly.<br>
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<br>If the opponent makes a slight defensive error or overcommits by 2 elixir, a Bandit dropped at the bridge will dash to the tower in less than two seconds.<br>
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Match StateYour Best StrategyOpponent tower is at 400 HPImmediate Spell Cycle; ignore attacking with troops, defend flawlessly, and launch the Rocket/Fireball for the guaranteed winBoth towers are at full HP in OTPlay incredibly safe; rely on Miners or Goblin Barrels for safe chip damage; never play an 8-elixir tank in the back
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Staying Cold Under Pressure
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<br>Know your spell damage, trust your defensive rotation, and strike with absolute certainty.<br>
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<br>Overtime is where legends are made and phones are broken.<br>
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