Okay cool but did you know that he Wall Breakers card is unlocked from the Spell Valley (Arena 5). It spawns two fast, building-targeting kamikaze attackers with low hitpoints and high area damage. They are Skeletons donning team-colored bandannas and carry explosive barrels. A Wall Breakers card costs 2 Elixir to deploy. Strategy: For just 2 Elixir, Wall Breakers can force an enemy response, as they threaten to take out around 20% of a Princess Tower's health if ignored. Wall Breakers are especially effective in decks with several low-cost cards, as their own low cost combined with other low-cost cards can cause the opponent's best counter to them to not be available when the player deploys them multiple times in a row, forcing them to defend inefficiently. Due to the Wall Breakers being in pairs, the player can split them into separate lanes by deploying them in the middle of the arena. This is an effective way to divide their attacks, as countering this attack Elixir-efficiently is somewhat difficult. The Wall Breakers do area damage. Tornado can be used to group up enemy troops just as they explode for a potentially high Elixir profit. Staggering the Wall Breakers 1 tile to either side of the bridge instead of placing them directly in front will allow the Wall Breakers to connect slightly sooner to a Princess Tower, since the outer Wall Breaker will push the inner Wall Breaker slightly forward as they run onto the enemy's side. Wall Breakers have little defensive utility due to their low health and Very Fast move speed which prevents them from effectively kiting most units, but they can still help stall melee troops that share similar movement speeds such as a Lumberjack. The defending player should place the Wall Breakers two tiles into the opposite lane, and on the third tile from the bridge. If timed correctly, the attacking unit will get chipped slightly by the Princess Towers and chase the Wall Breakers ineffectively, allowing both of them to connect unless the opponent decides to commit more Elixir. Either way; if the opponent lets the Wall Breakers connect, the user gains valuable damage for 2 Elixir, and if the opponent spends more Elixir to counter the Wall Breakers, they create an opportunity for the user to make a positive Elixir trade on the following defense. This also works against a Bandit, as her dash makes up for her slightly slower movement speed. The Wall Breakers will run fast enough so that she will attempt to dash onto them, but her dash will often miss completely. Arrows and Royal Delivery will completely destroy the Wall Breakers, but for a negative Elixir trade. This is not necessarily a bad decision, as letting them connect freely more than once is usually detrimental. The Log, Zap, Barbarian Barrel, and Giant Snowball will all deal enough damage to the Wall Breakers that the Princess Tower will be able to destroy them before they connect. This is an effective counter as long as they are not supported with a tank. If they are supported with a tank, an Ice Spirit can complement the defense well as it will be able to finish both of them off if played second, or will stall them and give the defender more time to counter them if played first. A lone Ice Spirit is one of the few cards which cannot fully defend Wall Breakers with the help of the Princess Tower. One will still be able to connect for notable chip damage, but it may be a worthwhile play if the player can make the most out of the 1 Elixir gained from the trade. When making a push with another troop who only targets buildings, Wall Breakers placed in the opposite lane can cripple or even destroy any defensive buildings placed in order to block it. If the player has already taken a tower, they can place the Wall Breakers in the middle of the opponent's side, giving their opponent very little time to react. However, only 1 Wall Breaker will connect, so quickly placing a tank beforehand will make this more effective. Using Wall Breakers with a small and cheap card such as Ice Spirit allows the player to cheaply tank for their Wall Breakers without spending much Elixir, and the Ice Spirit can freeze any troops the opponent might try to use to defeat the Wall Breakers. Combining the Wall Breakers with Rage makes them difficult to react to at the bridge and can result in both connecting to the tower if the opponent lacks area damage counters or buildings. Pairing the Wall Breakers with the Miner results in a cheap and efficiently threatening push since the Crown Tower will target the Miner first and allow the Wall Breakers to hit their mark. Even if the Wall Breakers are stopped, the Miner will have dealt chip damage, and often times eliminating both requires the same amount of Elixir. Wall Breakers are enough to destroy a Goblin Cage and release the Brawler. Using Zap along with a Wall Breakers push is especially effective against swarms, as the spell will not only get splash damage value but also supports the Wall Breakers with its 0.5 second stun and instantaneous deploy, possibly allowing them to connect with just a sliver of health. Wall Breakers from Level 6 to Level 8 will be destroyed in 3 hits by an equally levelled Princess Tower, but otherwise they take 4 hits. Additionally, if they are at least 1 level lower, the Princess Tower will always destroy a Wall Breaker in three hits. Since a Wall Breaker being destroyed in 3 hits means that both will fail to connect, the player should keep this in mind when deciding to use
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The Hog Rider card is unlocked from the Spell Valley (Arena 5). He is a quick building-targeting, melee troop with moderately high hitpoints and damage. He appears just like his Clash of Clans counterpart; a man with brown eyebrows, a beard, a mohawk, and a golden body piercing in his left ear who is riding a hog. A Hog Rider card costs 4 Elixir to deploy. Strategy His fast move speed can boost forward mini tanks like an Ice Golem in a push. At the same time, he can also function as a tank for lower hitpoint troops such as Goblins as he still has a fair amount of health. Most cheap swarms complement the Hog Rider well, as they are nearly as fast as him and usually force more than one card out of the opponent's hand. The Hog Rider struggles with swarms, as they can damage him down and defeat him quickly while obstructing his path. Barbarians in particular can fully counter him without very strict timing on the defender's part, though be wary of spells. A Hunter can kill the Hog Rider in 2 hits if placed right on top of it. However, if you place something in front of the Hog Rider, the Hunter's splash will damage the Hog Rider and hit the card in front of it more. A good placement and timing with Guards and The Log will fully counter the Hog Rider, canceling all Hog hits. The Hog Rider in conjunction with the Freeze can surprise the opponent and allow the Hog Rider to deal much more damage than anticipated, especially if the opponent's go-to counter is a swarm, or swarms are their only effective counter to him. Skeletons and Bats will immediately be defeated by the spell, while Spear Goblins, Goblins, and Minions will be at low enough health to be defeated by a follow up Zap or Giant Snowball. However, this strategy isn't very effective against buildings as the Hog Rider will take a while to destroy the building, giving the opponent ample time to articulate another counter. Against non-swarm troops, it can deal a lot of damage during the freeze time, but this can allow the opponent to set up a massive counterpush. For this reason, players should either only go for a Hog Rider + Freeze when they have other units backing it up from a counterattack, or if the match is about to end and they need to deal as much damage as possible. It is not a good idea to send in a Hog Rider simply to destroy a building, especially if it is the only building targeting unit available, as defeating Crown Towers becomes substantially more difficult. Spells or simply waiting out the lifetime of the building are more effective. The exception to this is an Elixir Collector placed in front of the King's Tower. If a Hog Rider placed at the bridge, he can destroy the Collector for a positive Elixir trade, though the damage from both Princess Towers will usually mean he does not survive to deal any damage to them. However, if the opponent sends in defending troops, it can be an opportunity to gain spell damage value. In a deck with several low-cost cards, it might be worth it to simply send the Hog Rider against one building. These decks shuffle their card rotation quick enough, that they will arrive to their next Hog Rider before the next building arrives in the opponent's card rotation. Long-ranged troops like Musketeer and Flying Machine can snipe those buildings, preserving some of the Hog Rider's health, possibly allowing it to get some Tower damage. When there are buildings placed in the middle to counter the Hog Rider, understanding the placement of the Hog Rider and the type of building placed can help the Hog Rider to bypass certain buildings. Passive buildings such as spawners and Elixir Collector have a larger hitbox than defensive buildings; which means that if a passive building was placed 3 tiles away from the river in the middle of the opponent's side, then it is impossible for the Hog Rider to bypass that placement as the Hog Rider will get pulled to that building. Defensive buildings have a smaller hitbox than a passive building, which means if that if a defensive building was placed three tiles away from the river in the middle of the opponent's side, a Hog Rider placed at the very left or right side of the Arena may be able to bypass it due to its smaller hitbox. If the player has a building already placed down in the center of the arena, and the opponent tries to bypass it with a Hog Rider at the edge of the arena, they can use certain air troops to push the Hog Rider towards the building as it jumps over the river, effectively denying the bypass attempt. They must be already hovering over the correct placement, as very quick reflexes are required to correctly perform this technique. For Bats, Skeleton Dragons, and Minion Horde, they should be placed right in front of the Hog Rider as soon as it is deployed. For Minions, Skeleton Barrel, Mega Minion, Flying Machine, Electro Dragon, Baby Dragon, Inferno Dragon, Balloon, and Lava Hound, stagger the above placement one tile to the right if the Hog Rider is placed on the left side of the arena, and vice versa. They can also use ground troops to achieve the same result. Something like an Ice Golem deployed at the Hog Rider’s landing spot will obstruct his path and force him to go around the unit, which causes him to be closer to the building instead of the Crown Tower. The Hog Rider can kite Very Fast non-building targeting troops due to his own Very Fast speed and building only targeting if he is placed on the fourth tile from the bridge, slightly into the opposite lane. He can also stall grounded units when placed right at the bridge. He will pull them towards him while deploying, and then be untargetable by them when he jumps over the bridge. After landing, he will pull them back. This can be useful when the player needs to deal damage in the same lane they are defending. It will also help separate troops behind a tank in a large push. A Tornado placed on the second tile front of the player's King's Tower and staggered two tiles towards the Princess Tower will activate it without any damage dealt to the Princess Tower, helping them in defending future pushes. This can also be a method of mitigating all damage dealt to a Princess Tower, but doing this more than three times may result in the King's Tower's health being low enough to be targeted directly, opening up the possible threat of a back door three crown. A better alternative is to pull the Hog away from the Princess Tower into the attacking range of all three Crown Towers, which will negate all damage as long as none of them are already distracted A very powerful combo is the Hog Rider, the Musketeer, and the Valkyrie, typically referred to as the Trifecta. The Musketeer will defend against most troops, while the Valkyrie can protect her and the Hog Rider from swarms or high damage units. The Hog Rider is used to deal damage to the tower. This can be effectively countered by Lightning, one-shotting the Musketeer and severely damaging both the Valkyrie and Hog Rider. The Minion Horde is also effective, but the enemy can Zap them and the Musketeer will one-shot them all. Even if the Musketeer is defeated, the Hog Rider and Valkyrie will have enough time to severely damage the Tower. The Hog Rider should be placed behind the Valkyrie to give it a boost so that it stays in front of the Hog Rider, protecting it. A Hog Rider combined with a Goblin Barrel can be awkward for the opponent to defend against. Timing it so that the Hog Rider is tanking the tower shots for the Goblins is the most effective way to deal damage. However, a Barbarian Barrel can shut this down with minimal Tower damage for a positive Elixir trade, as long as the Goblin Barrel was placed directly on the Tower. Pairing the Hog Rider with the Balloon can deal devastating damage. If executed properly, the Hog Rider will act as a tank while the Balloon threatens to deal massive damage. The Hog Rider can also destroy any buildings attempting to slow down the combo. However, this combo is very vulnerable to swarms and anti-air cards as neither of the troops target anything but buildings. Additionally, they are easy to separate, due to the disparity in move speeds. Alternatively, the Hog Rider and the Balloon can be played in different lanes to spread the opponent's defenses thin. However, a building or Tornado can bring them back together for an easier defense. The Hog Rider can be paired with the Lumberjack as both a swarm bait and damage combo. It is a very fast combo with an extremely high damage output potential, so the enemy will likely try to counter it with a swarm. If this happens, use a spell like Arrows to render the opponent defenseless. If they manage to defeat the Lumberjack, the dropped Rage will make the Hog Rider even more dangerous than it normally is. A fast and deadly combination is the Hog Rider and Mini P.E.K.K.A. combo. Both units are fast but the Mini P.E.K.K.A. does much more damage and does not attack only buildings so the Mini P.E.K.K.A. can deal with troops like the Executioner and Musketeer. However, this combo can be defeated with swarms like Skeleton Army, which will defeat both of them since neither of them can deal area damage. They are also unable to target air troops, so the Minion Horde can stop this easily. A risky play is to deploy the Hog Rider at the bridge as soon as the match starts. If the opponent does not react fast enough, the Hog Rider will deal a significant amount of damage to the Princess Tower. This can also allow the player to quickly scout the opponent's deck if they happen to react to him fast enough.
