Add Bridge Spam Strategies in Tower Rush
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<br>The 'Bridge Spam' archetype is designed specifically to capitalize on the exact moment an opponent makes a mathematical or geographical error.<br>
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<br>If the opponent miscalculates their elixir by even one or two drops, a Bridge Spam player will instantly drop a threat that takes their tower before they can generate enough energy to defend.<br>
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The Bridge Spam Mindset
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<br>The primary goal of a Bridge Spam deck is to ensure the opponent is never allowed to play their own game comfortably.<br>
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<br>Instead, you instantly drop a Bandit and a Battle Ram directly at the bridge in the right lane.<br>
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The 'Magic Archer' is the quintessential Bridge Spam support.If you know their Bomb Tower is out of rotation, that is your window to launch the Battle Ram.Use a perfectly timed Poison to clear cheap swarms exactly as your Bandit connects to the tower.
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The Rebound Attack
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<br>Units like the Royal Ghost and Bandit are surprisingly sturdy on defense, capable of surviving a skirmish with half their health remaining.<br>
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<br>The opponent now has to deal with a hybrid push consisting of your surviving defender and your fresh attacker.<br>
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The AggressorWhy it Fits the DeckMelee RusherHer dash ability makes her temporarily invincible; she can completely bypass certain spells and attacks if timed perfectlyThe Battering RamActs as a fast meat shield that guarantees tower damage if it connects, then spawns two barbarians to continue the assault
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The Danger Zone
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<br>The greatest weakness of Bridge Spam is the temptation to over-commit to a push that is clearly failing.<br>
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<br>Bridge Spam is a game of capitalization; you are the predator waiting for the prey to stumble.<br>
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