What spells are best to use when using the BARCH strategy?
When farming in Clash of Clans, I like to use the BARCH strategy (Barbarians and Archers) to farm resources. However, I was wondering if there was a way to further supplement my army with spells. What are the best spells to use?
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I would recommend healing and rage spells, healing spells can help your troops deal with splash damage from mortars and rage spells can help your troops wipe out tough buildings quickly.
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How do you use the Barch strategy in clash of clans?
It is one of the most commonly used attacks, and it is used because it is Elixir efficient and trains relatively fast, and can swarm weaker bases if used correctly. This strategy is both good for farming (especially Elixir) and pushing your trophies....Barch.By:TheGabrlmedTown Hall Level:AnyTrophy Level:AnyIs Barch a good strategy?
Barching is a strategy using only barbarians and archer to attack a base. Barch is commonly used in farming trophies and resources because it does not take a long time to train. When barching, you want to bring an equal number of barbarians and archers in your army. No spells are required for the first part.How Much Loot is Farmed with BARCH in 1 Hour?
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Boost your barbarian king and take few heal spell.. heal king with spell... I am sure archer behind king make loot of dark elixir at TH8.
Answer 3
I would use lightning spells to take out defences like mortars that cause splash damage and not single targeted defences such as cannons.
Answer 4
Use lightning spells to take out buildings that deal splash damage to your troops like mortars rather than on single target buildings like cannons and archer towers. If you can, try to use your troops to lure the enemy's clan castle onto the building which you will destroy. Thus, making your raid much more efficient.
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