Add The Best Support Cards for Heavy Tanks in Tower Rush
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<br>The true power of a tank lies in its ability to act as a meat shield for the incredibly dangerous, fragile 'support' units walking behind it.<br>
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<br>If your support units perfectly counter the opponent's specific defensive strategy, your tank will march directly to the Princess tower unhindered.<br>
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AoE Support Units
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<br>You place these units a few tiles directly behind your tank; as the enemy deploys swarms to kill the tank, your splash unit instantly incinerates them.<br>
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<br>Once the tank falls, the splash unit is immediately targeted by the Princess tower and dies quickly; they absolutely rely on the meat shield to survive.<br>
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Pulling all enemy defenders into one clump for his axe is devastating.Beware of the 'Valkyrie drop'.They are the ones actually dealing the massive damage; the tank is just a distraction.
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Melting the Defenders
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<br>You need high-DPS, single-target snipers like the Musketeer, Flying Machine, or Night Witch to rapidly melt through thick defensive lines.<br>
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<br>The bats swarm the enemy's single-target defenders (like the Inferno Tower), distracting them while the Night Witch and the Golem crush the building.<br>
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Support TypeIdeal TargetWhat kills itSweeperSkeleton Armies, Goblin Gangs, Minion HordesMini P.E.K. If you have any kind of questions pertaining to where and the best ways to use [tower rush](https://realboom.net/author/jamiez7898226/), you could call us at the web site. K.As, Knights, Heavy Spells (Fireball/Poison)SnipersDefensive Buildings (Cannons, Bomb Towers), Heavy Defenders (Valkyries)Swarms that surround them, Lightning Spells
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Magic as Support
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<br>A heavy tank paired perfectly with a predictive Log and a Lightning spell can often break through a defense without needing any backup troops.<br>
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<br>The slow march to victory is unstoppable if supported correctly.<br>
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