In particular, the Balloon's bomb can defeat any unit with as much health as Minions, so the player should try to get these units caught up in the blast. Like the Giant Skeleton, it can be used as bait for enemy ranged troops that can target the Balloon since when it is destroyed, it drops a bomb that deals moderate area damage.However, an Inferno Tower or a tank + anti-air combo can counter this push, as the Baby Dragon's damage is not enough to take out anything bulkier than swarms in two shots. In some cases, this results in the Balloon getting an extra hit on its target before being taken down. In addition, the Balloon reaches the tower faster if the Baby Dragon is deployed behind it, as the Baby Dragon is a fast unit and pushes the slow Balloon toward its target faster. The Baby Dragon has moderately high health and deals area damage, meaning it can easily defeat anti-air swarms like Minions or Spear Goblins while simultaneously tanking damage for the Balloon. One can support the Balloon with a Baby Dragon.However, note that a single Rocket is not enough to defeat a Balloon by itself, so pair it with another card if there is something else tanking for the Balloon. Despite being a negative Elixir trade, it can easily stop the Balloon and only allow it to inflict death damage. The Rocket is arguably one of the most powerful counters.However, unless placed ahead, the death damage will weaken them significantly. Archers are also a good counter because as a pair they have the exact same DPS as the Musketeer for 1 less Elixir, and they have a fast hit speed.The Wizard can also hit other units paired with the Balloon. More reliable counters to the Balloon are the Wizard and the Musketeer, as they have a similar damage output but a higher health pool.However, these are fairly vulnerable to spells and area damage troops like Arrows or the Baby Dragon. They also cost as much or less than the Balloon, making it a positive/neutral elixir trade. Since the BalloonвЂ™s death bomb takes 3 seconds to explode, they will usually escape it and create the opportunity for a counterpush. Minions and the Minion Horde are very effective at taking out Balloons because of their large numbers getting in the way of the Balloon and also having high damage per second.It can be more beneficial for the player to do this as a counterattack to allow Elixir to generate so that the player can deploy more support units. If using this strategy, the player should make sure they have other alternatives to back up the Balloon, such as Fireball or a Baby Dragon. However, anti-air cards with enough damage output like the Minion Horde or buildings like the Inferno Tower will be able to counter this push. The Lumberjack tanks for the Balloon and drops a Rage spell, boosting the Balloon and allowing it to get multiple hits on the tower. An attack strategy is pairing the Lumberjack with the Balloon, commonly called LumberLoon.When an opposing Balloon is deployed, the player should destroy it as fast as possible since it has an extremely fast first hit speed and if left alone can destroy any tower or inflict massive damage.The somewhat fragile Balloon can easily devastate Crown Towers with its extremely high damage, which is further augmented by a tank protecting it and additional support cards.It is a hot air balloon held together by patches and ropes, and piloted by a Wall Breaker from Clash of Clans. When defeated, it drops a bomb which explodes after 3 seconds, dealing a quarter of its attack damage to all units in its blast radius. It is a building-targeting, flying troop with moderately high hitpoints and extremely high damage. The Balloon card is unlocked from the BuilderвЂ™s Workshop (Arena 6).

Drops powerful bombs and when shot down, crashes dealing area damage.вЂќ вЂњAs pretty as they are, you won't want a parade of THESE balloons showing up on the horizon.

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