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When you watch two professional players face off, the first thirty seconds often look incredibly boring to an untrained eye.
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This article explores the subtle art of scouting and why information is the most valuable resource on the battlefield.
+The Art of the Cycle
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You achieve this by playing 'cycle cards'—extremely cheap units that require some sort of response.
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Every time they play a card in response to your probe, you add a piece to the mental puzzle of their deck archetype.
+Never play your most expensive card as the first move.It also provides chip damage.Note their preferred tiles.
+The Invisible Math
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Information gathering is not just about knowing what cards they have; it is about knowing how much energy they have.
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This hidden knowledge allows you to make incredibly aggressive plays that seem reckless to a spectator but are actually mathematically guaranteed to succeed.
+Opponent TendencyPunishing the HabitAlways defending the bridge with a swarmPre-fire a predictive log or arrows exactly as your unit crosses the riverPlacing buildings too earlyUse a heavy spell to destroy the building and the tower together
+Reading the Mind
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A predictive play is casting a spell or dropping a unit before the opponent even places their counter.
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By the time double elixir hits, you should know exactly how you are going to dismantle their fortress.
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