However, you can substitute this with other cards like the Prince or even a Witch if you want to keep a big number of units on the field. More decks to come as the challenge meta changes, check back later Here are other decks for this arena: Arena 4: Inferno Valk bait. The Giant Skeleton is your main tank of the deck, which can deal damage to all units and drops a bomb when defeated. To prevent this, always keep another card on hand to counter with in case you see a Fireball or Arrows played. Your biggest issue is when your opponent plays cards that affect a wide area, defeating most of your weaker units. Both the Goblin and Barbarian huts are great for keeping your numbers high, as well as each of the separate cards themselves for summoning more units. You want to be able to overwhelm your opponent with a continuous stream of new units entering the battlefield. Not only do you have cards that are cost efficient to your Elixir, but you also summon many units to the field with each play. Strength in numbers is the name of the game here. The Barbarians wil definitely make quick work on strong units on the ground, since not only are they each individually strong, but also come in a pack of four. It helps add more forces to your attacks and defenses, especially if you have to compensate and adjust to defeat a strong enemy unit.
The Witch in this deck adds more ground support with her summoned skeletons. Besides things like arrows or other air units, your opponent will be focused on dealing with what you have on the ground and fail to address what you have in the air, giving you an opening to victory. In the air, Minions and Baby Dragon bring the pain from above and can avoid some counters to your ground units from your opponent. On the ground, the Knight, Goblins, Bomber, and Barbarians can take care of enemy units and bulldoze through your opponent's defenses. This deck is an offensive build that has a combination of air units and ground units.
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