Used almost exclusively to pull Balloons against Lavaloon and Miner Balloon decks. Generally used against big tanks placed at the bridge that have lightning, or royal hogs that has earthquake. This is the anti-lightning or anti-earthquake placement. This placement also pulls melee units from both lanes. This is also good against any misplaced Hog Riders / Ram Riders. This also can be used against 2.9 X-bow to tank the X-bow for a short duration.
This an anti-fireball position for big tank decks that use Fireball, which includes Giant and Goblin Giant. It is safe to use for Golems placed behind the king tower, Giants that aren’t being pushed away, Hog/Ram Riders that aren’t placed in the bypass position. You just have to know when it is safe to use. This is the maximum pull position for any big tank. This cannon placement does activate king tower for firecrackers in the left lane. On the right lane, it will only distract magic archer, dart goblin, princess, and firecracker. Note: This placement will usually pull all ranged units and melee units in the left lane. Same with golem placed in the corner, being pushed by another unit. Same with golem placed in Hog’s auto-pig-push position. Same with elixir golem placed in the back (a second elixir golem can be placed at the bridge). This placement should be used against Giant/Gob Giant Sparky decks since this placement prevents the tanks from bypassing the cannon. This is the standard placement to use against Lumberjack loon if the balloon is not placed in the bypass position. The only exceptions are Balloons placed in the bypass position, and Lava Hounds placed at the edge.
If you are not sure about placements, this is the main placement that will work most of the time. This is the STANDARD placement for most win conditions.
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Knowledge of building placements is key in Hog Cycle 2.6, not only for your own Cannon but also for knowing how to take advantage of your opponent’s building placements. Try to save log and ice golem, but if you don’t have any other plays, it’s alright to use them. Try to play Hog Rider, or your cycle cards to start the game. Generally, it is ok to wait and leak 1-2 elixir at the beginning of the game if you have cannon in hand, but you should not wait any more than that, since you are playing a cycle deck. This deck is very cheap, and this allows you to get back to the same cards very quickly, which is important for defence and offence, like getting to a second musketeer on defence, or getting to a second hog before the opponent gets to their defence again, for example. Generally, you will not be supporting your Hog Riders to brute force its way past defences, but you will be trying to place Hog Riders when they are vulnerable (without elixir or the proper defences in hand) by either out-cycling or waiting for the right moment (for when they overcommit their elixir or if they use their defensive card elsewhere). With some exceptions, you generally do not want to play ice golem (necessary against X-bow) or log (necessary against logbait) unprovoked unless you know that your opponent’s deck allows you to. The other 5 cards can be played somewhat-unprovoked. The whole point of ice golem, ice spirit, and skeletons in this deck is to buy time for your cannon and/or musketeer to shoot them down at range.Ĭannon, musketeer, and fireball are primarily the cards that you will want to be saving in response to your opponent. Minimal support includes cards like ice spirit, ice golem, and later into the game, prediction spells. To put it simply, this is a chip deck, where you defend as much as possible while playing hog riders with minimal support for damage. Individually, none of the cards is strong, but together, you can win many matchups with ease once you have mastered it.
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You will have to figure out your playstyle for yourself, but in this article I will try to line out some of the general tips and tricks as well as some input from professional players!Ģ.6 Hog cycle is a deck that relies mostly on player skill rather than card strength. There is no one way to play this deck, when you watch top players playing this deck, you’ll notice they all play it in slightly different ways.
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