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However, in games with fixed, highly constrained environments, victory is often determined by who controls the physical space.
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In the classic arena battler layout, the map is divided by a river with only two small bridges serving as crossing points.
+Defending the Bridges
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Allowing the enemy to cross the bridge and spread out into your wider territory is a massive tactical error.
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A single Wizard or Executioner placed perfectly can annihilate a massive swarm while they are clumped together on the bridge.
+Never fight in the open if you can fight at a bottleneck.Maximize safe damage.Punish poor spacing.
+Creating Your Own Choke Points
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Beyond the natural choke points provided by the map, you can create artificial bottlenecks using your own defensive structures.
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If you place two buildings slightly apart, leaving a small gap in the middle, melee units will naturally funnel into that gap.
+Geographical FeatureHow to Use ItThe MoatPrevents ground melee units from attacking instantly; allows ranged units to safely shoot across the gapThe Middle TileThe most valuable tile for defensive buildings; pulls units from both lanes equally and utilizes both princess towers
+Dictating the Pace
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This feeling of helplessness often leads them to make desperate, expensive plays that instantly lose the game.
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Do not just play cards randomly on the field; think about the geometry of the arena.
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