Defense Defensive potential | Godly! |
Attack Offensive potential | Great! |
Versatility Deck versatility | Godly! |
Synergy Deck synergy | Mediocre |
Following recommendations are only guidelines on how to improve your deck. It may work fine as it is.
PROBLEM |
No clear win condition!
In order to win the game more easily, it is good to have at least one of the cards that are good for damaging towers. There is no such card in your deck. Consider adding one of these: |
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Warning |
No cards that can reset/retarget certain attackers.
There are cards that can be very dangerous if you let them charge. Or if they lock onto your tower and you have no way of distracting them. Such as these: In order to better fight them, it is good to have a card that can reset their attack. Consider adding one of these: |
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Defensive buildings in your deck. Having one helps a lot in defense.
Missing
Cards that are good in taking enemy towers. Good to have at least one.
Missing
Cards that can be played as a immediate response for the opponent playing high-cost unit in the back.
Cards that can be dropped at the bridge, either as a chip damage or as a rush attack.
If you have multiple cards that are countered by the same spell, you can play one card to bait the spell, then you can safely play the other card(s).
Cards that are good even on lower level. Their key stats are not influenced by the level too much and no key interactions are level-dependent.
Cards that are particularly weak if you have them on lower level. Their key interactions with some cards are changed when they are level or two below the other card.
For a quick orientation about how easy it is to level up the deck for free-to-play players. The more epics and legendaries it contains, the lower the score.
Mediocre
Synergy means that these cards work well when played together. They complement each other to make the attacks or defenses more effective. Dimmed cards mean the synergy is not so effective.
Cards that can defend the main threats your opponent can play. Dimmed cards mean that the counters will only help in defense, not stop the unit completely by itself.