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If you panic and place the wrong defensive cards, the game can literally be over in thirty seconds.
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However, when properly identified and countered, a failed rush leaves the attacker completely defenseless.
+Maintaining Composure
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The very first rule of defending a massive bridge spam is to keep your finger off the screen for a split second.
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Reacting efficiently rather than expensively is the secret to turning their aggression into your advantage.
+Memorize the interactions.They have no energy left.Keep track of their spell cycle.
+The Art of the Pull
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By placing a cheap building or a low-cost ground unit in the center of your side, you can pull them away from the tower.
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Ice golems are the absolute kings of kiting, slowly walking into the opposite lane while dragging the enemy army with them.
+ThreatHow to Stop ItSpeed ThreatPlace a building (Cannon/Tesla) three tiles from the river in the centerHigh DPS MeleeKite with an Ice Golem into the center while using ranged support
+Turning the Tables
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The beauty of defending a rush perfectly is that you now have a massive army marching toward their side of the map.
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A failed rush often results in an immediate three-crown loss for the hyper-aggressive player.
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