Add Defeating Healers and Shields in Tower Rush
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<br>There are few things more demoralizing in an arena battler than watching your opponent's massive tank completely regenerate its health bar.<br>
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<br>Many novice players make the fatal error of focusing all their defensive damage on the massive tank, ignoring the tiny support unit standing behind it.<br>
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Assassinating the Backline
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<br>The cardinal rule when facing a healing or shielding composition is to completely ignore the primary tank until the support is dead.<br>
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<br>Alternatively, a perfectly timed heavy spell like a Fireball or Poison can instantly vaporize the support units while simultaneously damaging the tank.<br>
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She heals her entire aura with every swing.If you drop it too early, their tower will kill your assassin.A Zap removes a shield instantly, allowing your Mini P.E.K. If you adored this article and you would like to receive even more details concerning [tower rush](https://git.sfere.pro/bessprosser603) kindly go to our website. K.A to land a lethal blow.
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The Cheese Pushes
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<br>When you see these combinations forming, you must react with absolute split-second precision, or you will lose your tower in seconds.<br>
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<br>The definitive counter to any Clone strategy is a cheap, instant-cast splash spell like the Log, Zap, or Snowball.<br>
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Counter StrategyExecution DetailThe Heavy Spell NukeThe absolute safest method; guarantees the death of fragile backline units without risking your own troopsThe Backline DropWait until the tank walks past the bridge, then drop a Valkyrie directly behind the tank to separate the support
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Patience and Precision
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<br>Facing a massive, regenerating 'Elixir Golem' or 'Golem' push is one of the most stressful experiences in the game.<br>
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<br>Once you learn to surgically remove the support structure of an enemy push, the most terrifying meta decks become trivial to defend.<br>
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