Double Immunity. Win poison battles in lower leagues!
Hey everyone,
This is my first post here. So if there is something you like or something i could do better please feel free to leave a comment about it.
I want to show you my strategy how i win my poison Battles with Tarsa.
1. Units
The main Units for this matchup are:
Scavo Chemist
A level 1 card is ok. At level 6 it will be better because of the slow but for this strategy its not necessary. With this unit you can use every strong tank you like. I preffer Living Lava or at high Mana Cap battles Grum Flameblade.
With this combination you have a strong tank in the frontline that is immune against poison.
Forgotten One
This card is a good backliner. In the most games the enemy will kill your frontline tank first. The Forgotten One is a good card to compete 1 vs 1 against the last enemy. I often see people using some scavenge monsters. The Forgotten One will beat them 1 vs 1.
Some people know that the enemy is using a scavenge or an immunity monster in the backline. If they use sneak monsters to kill your backline immunity monster your frontline tank with immunity should survive.
2. Positioning:
Frontline:
A heavy tank like living Lava or Grum Flameblade
Second or mid position:
Scavo Chemist
Backline:
The Forgotten One
Stay blessed and have a good day!
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