5609tower-rush

Your defensive structure acts as the anchor of your entire strategy, dictating exactly what types of enemy pushes you can comfortably survive.

Making the wrong choice will leave a glaring weakness in your roster that experienced opponents will ruthlessly exploit.
Melting the Behemoths
The Inferno Tower is the ultimate example, possessing a damage beam that ramps up exponentially the longer it stays locked on a single target.

These buildings are absolutely mandatory if the current competitive meta is heavily dominated by slow, expensive 'beatdown' decks.
It provides great value against fast units like the Hog Rider.Don't pre-place an Inferno Tower too early.If they use a lightning spell to destroy your tower, you must immediately drop a backup melee unit. Clearing the Horde
These structures are your absolute best defense against 'bait' decks that rely on overwhelming you with endless waves of goblins and skeletons.

Therefore, if you choose a splash damage building, you must ensure you have a high-DPS troop (like a Mini P. If you have any concerns regarding where and how to use tower rush, you can speak to us at the web site. E.K.K.A) in your deck to handle the heavy lifting.
Tower TypeBest AgainstBiggest WeaknessSingle-Target (e.g., Inferno Tower)Golem, Giant, Lava Hound, Mega KnightWastes time killing cheap units one by oneSwarm SweeperClears dozens of units with a single attackLacks the raw damage to stop a massive push Making the Final Choice
If you already run three area-of-effect spells, you probably do not need a splash damage building; take a single-target killer instead.

A strong foundation guarantees a triumphant victory.