Mortar it’s a 4-Elixir building currently available as an upgrade card in season 39 of Royal clash – Feast of the clash. The card is usually seen in cycle decks. Legendary League players often encounter a Mortar user. Have a deck with a similar building Mortar or Xbow generally requires a good deal of skill to be able to work wonders with the deck, as these two buildings can take down a tower on their own. In this guide, we will list the top 3 Mortar decks that players of different play styles can expect if they want to fit into a Mortar deck in Clash Royale.
The 3 best Mortar decks in Clash Royale
1. Swarm of mortars
Medium Elixir: 3.3
Offense
Most, if not all Mortar decks have a primary reason to keep pedaling Mortar paper of chipping away severe damage to the Crown Towers from time to time. In terms of offensive play with this deck, players can take advantage of cards like a Minion horde And goblin gang, where they both lay eggs in a group, thus covering the mortar tightly.
Place the mortar just when the swarm of cards has been deployed and take aim at one of the crown towers. Once targeted, players should only focus on defending the building. The miner is the secondary offensive card can come in handy for chipping a decent amount of damage slowly and taking the enemy’s crown tower by surprise.
Defence
While Mortar it is the only card for the offensive part of the deck, the other cards in the deck can support the Mortar protecting it from enemy attacks. Rascals can be used as tanks to cover the mortar from heavy troops like PEKKA, Golem, Giant Skeleton, etc. Swarm troops like the Goblin Gang and the Minion Horde can take down enemies like mini PEKKA, Knight, and other lighter tanks. The spells in the deck – Barbarian barrel And Giant Snowball, can be used to support the team at any time during a match.
2. Powerful miner mortar cycle
Medium Elixir: 2.9
Offense
As usual, the mortar should be positioned in such a way that it can hit the crown towers. The miner can be used to hit the tower and keep the enemy under pressure. The Powerful Miner it is extremely dangerous when it touches the tower, so make sure the Mighty Miner reaches the tower to reach its full potential.
Musketeer it is a very versatile card as it plays an important role in the offensive and defensive parts of the deck. Speaking of its offensive capabilities, it can provide support to the Mighty Miner and could prove costly to the enemy if left undetected, as it deals a lot of damage.
Defence
Speaking of the defensive side of the deck, we have Skeletons for distraction and deck rotation, Fire Spirit for dealing significant damage against a swarm of troops, Musketeer for taking care of everything in its path, and Mighty Miner for taking down large troops with ease.
The stump can be used for obvious reasons, such as taking out a pack of troops like a skeleton army, acting as a backlash to the goblin barrel, and repelling troops by dealing fair damage. Although there is a fair number of defense cards, we also have the Fireball which can take down / damage important support troops like the Magician, Witch, Musketeer and other similar HP troops.
3. Mortar Miner King Skeleton
Medium Elixir: 3.3
Offense
The Skeleton king, often considered one of the most destructive cards in Clash Royale, it’s still pretty lethal even after the little nerf it received. It can be used to push one of the lanes with the support of the Musketeer And bats. Use the mortar here to assist the troops and eventually start damaging the crown tower.
While the enemy troops are busy with the deployed troops, a Miner on the back would be a surprise and thus take a fair amount of damage to the Crown Tower. The Poison spell can also be used simultaneously to inflict damage over time to troops near the Crown Tower.
Defence
With a defense strong enough to counter most quick thrusts, this deck contains all kinds of defensive units needed to handle such attacks. The Poison spell can be used to counter Graveyard; Musketeer can take down any troop with less moderate HP, as well as dealing great damage to higher ones. In the case of heavy troops, the Skeleton king can be used before the musketeer to take them down. The Mortar can also act as a support unit by placing it in the center, however it is not the most effective method of defense.
Final thoughts
Trying to master a Mortar deck would be pretty difficult than ever, unlike an X-Bow deck. However, players who wish to practice cards outside their competencies can try, while those who are already trophy-rich can try these decks to keep climbing the ladder.
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