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Defeating Healers and Shields in Tower Rush

There are few things more demoralizing in an arena battler than watching your opponent's massive tank completely regenerate its health bar.

This guide will teach you the precise tactical maneuvers required to assassinate the backline and neutralize these incredibly frustrating support cards.

Assassinating the Backline

You must find a way to bypass the massive meat shield in front and deliver high burst damage directly to the fragile healer in the back.

Alternatively, a perfectly timed heavy spell like a Fireball or Poison can instantly vaporize the support units while simultaneously damaging the tank.

Never let a Battle Healer continuously strike a target.Patience is key.Use spells to break shields before applying massive damage.

The Cheese Pushes

When you see these combinations forming, you must react with absolute split-second precision, or you will lose your tower in seconds.

The definitive counter to any Clone strategy is a cheap, instant-cast splash spell like the Log, Zap, or Snowball.

Support Unit TypeHow it WorksBest Counter StrategyFrontline SupportHeals herself and surrounding units every time she successfully lands a melee attackUse flying units she cannot hit, or drop a high-DPS unit directly on her head to kill her before she swingsThe Shield Buff (e.g. If you have any type of questions pertaining to where and how to utilize tower rush - https://videos.burion.in//@nanceelysaght8?page=about , you could contact us at our own website. , Heal Spirit)Jumps onto a group of units, providing a massive, instant burst of healingPlace a cheap distraction unit (like skeletons) in its path to force it to trigger early, wasting the heal entirely

Surgical Defense

Facing a massive, regenerating 'Elixir Golem' or 'Golem' push is one of the most stressful experiences in the game.

Master the backline dive, and dominate the arena.

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