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In any card-based competitive strategy game, the battle is often won or lost before you even queue into a match.
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In this guide, we will break down the essential formula for creating a balanced, highly competitive deck from scratch.
+The Essential Roles +
You cannot build a deck that only attacks; you must have dedicated slots for defensive buildings, spells, and anti-air support.
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If your deck has three different win conditions, it is too heavy; if it has none, you will never actually take a tower.
+Include a cheap cycle card.You must be able to stop massive pushes.Balance your average elixir cost. +Understanding the Mana Curve +
A high average cost (above 4. If you beloved this article and you would like to be given more info with regards to [tower rush](https://icas.life/read-blog/16785_predicting-the-next-big-meta-shift-in-tower-rush.html) kindly visit our own web-page. 0) is a 'Beatdown Deck', designed to build one massive, unstoppable push during double elixir time.
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If your deck is too heavy, you will sit defenseless while the opponent chips away at your towers with cheap, fast attacks.
+Deck ArchetypeAverage CostAdvantagesFast Cycle2.5 - 3.1Can easily out-rotate enemy countersGolemExpensiveRequires less precise micromanagement +Evolving Your Roster +
Once you have built your initial deck, take it into friendly battles or classic challenges to test its viability safely.
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Do not be afraid to experiment, but avoid changing your deck after every single loss.
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