With this, both E-Barbs will survive, with minimal health. They can kill two musketeers together, but to do so they should be put just in front of them, in a way that each musketeer targets one different E-barb.
I directly behind a Which, they will kill her and take both minimal damages.If directly put over a Executioner (such that his ranged attack only reaches one E-Barb), they will kill him and survive both, one at full life and one at 70%.If directly put over a Musketeer, they will kill her and survive both, one at full life and one at 50%.If directly put over a Electro-Wizard, they will kill him an survive with around 80% life each.If directly put over a Wizard, they will kill him an survive with 50% life each.They can destroy most glass (and not so glass) cannons easily:.It is very hard to get E-Barbs to an enemy tower in a reckless offense.Į-Barbs stats make them exceptional defenders.E-Barbs can do enormous damage and cover lots of ground very fast.This concept -which I saw first in Kairo’s excellent guide on Hybrid Decks: should be understood as cards that offer huge value in defense and, with enough support, can end up doing large amounts of damage to enemy towers.Į-Barbs are exactly that. E-Barbs: A Complementary Win ConditionĮ-Barbs are well defined by the term Defensive Win Condition. Doing this will end in some crushing wins and lots of losses, especially when approaching the legendary arena, where the competition gets stronger. Almost any building located at the middle of the arena will essentially neutralize them, in some cases with a very favorable elixir trade.Īn extensive list of counters to E-Barbs can be found at the excellent guide by Rtsgamerx ( ).Īll in all, the conclusion is clear: The main use of E-Barbs should never be bridge-spamming.dropping a unit at the middle of the bridge): they will go into it and fall in range of both princess towers. They are poor at resisting ranged attacks from princess towers, which means that they can be easily neutralized by simple kitting (i.e. As established below, E-Barbs are vulnerable.Problem is: E-Barbs are amongst the easiest units to counter in the whole game. Here we arrive at one key point: it can be tempting to spam E-Barbs at the bridge with a spell in hand -poison works very well at protecting them from swarms- and hope for the best. These two points are obviously accentuated in ladder when E-Barbs can be easily leveled above princess tower level. Without opposition, two E-Barbs obliterate a tower, with one of them surviving almost at full life.This is more than 25% more than the 720 a Knight would do. An E-Barb alone will do 1016 damage to a princess tower before being slain.These two points make the E-Barbs extremely efficient machines when dealing with enemy towers. This means that an efficient use of E-Barbs needs to focus on its high DPS and its epic speed. Speed aside, a Knight is almost strictly better than an E-barb, even without accounting for his stronger spell resistance stemming from his superior HP. With princess tower support, a Knight slay an E-barb with sufficient life to be used in a counterpush.With princess tower support, an E-barb will slay a Knight, surviving, but with severely wounded.medium speeds).ĭigging deeper in the interaction amongst these two cards: Is much faster than Knight (very fast vs.a 19% more damage per second than a Knight. You get 2 per 6 elixir, with makes natural to use Knight as a benchmark to draw conclusions on their stats. E-Barbs – An overviewĮlite Barbarians are ultra-fast ground troops with huge punch, slow hit speed, and decent HP. This guide will help newer players to understand the card better and -I hope, maybe somewhat naively )- help in reducing the hate on them. This card is one of my favorites, and I am always surprised when I see frequent references to “E-retards” across the site, along with implications that this is a no-skill card and that E-barbs users just focus on over leveling and bridge-spamming them. Hi everybody, this is Khel with my first guide at CRA, which will deal with one of the most controversial cards on the game: the 3k – 4k ladder-omnipresent -and omni-hated?- Elite Barbarians.
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