Reverse Double Formation


The Reverse Double Raid Formation consists of 2 rows. 2 heroes on the back row and 3 heroes on the front row. Select heroes from the dropdowns to build your team to see their position in a Reverse Double Raid Formation. Scroll down for more information on the Reverse Double Raid Formation.










Position 2
Position 4

Position 1
Position 3
Position 5


In the Reverse Double Formation, the front 3 defenders absorb all 7 of the attack columns. Position 3 gets damage from 3 attack columns. Positions 1 and 5 receive damage from 2 columns. The heroes on the back row can only be attacked by specials or when a hero on the front row is defeated.

Using The Reverse Double Formation on a defense team:

The double formation utilizes 3 tank positions. You want to use your 3 strongest heroes in the front row to protect your back row. Use a strong tank in Position 3. In positions 1 and 5, you can use tanks or strong flanks with fast mana that deal damage to all enemies. The enemy will have to decide which tank to attack or split the damage between all 3. This will keep your tanks alive longer and allow them to fire their specials more often. You will want to use your wings, snipers, and heroes that need to be protected on the back row. Position 3 would be a great position for heroes whose special is applied to nearby allies.

Maximizing Position 3:

Consider using heroes that apply buffs or healing to nearby allies in Position 3. In a standard formation, nearby allies means the heroes on the direct left or right. When placing this hero in position 3 in a Reverse Standard Formation, all heroes are considered nearby allies. For example, when using Guinevere in position 3, ALL allies will regenerate HP and get +54% defense against Dark.

Things to consider when attacking the Reverse Double Formation:

In a Reverse Double Formation, Position 3 will generally be the strongest hero, especially if the enemy is using a defend 3 hero, since this special will now enhance all enemies. It is important to take out position 3 first. Taking out position 3 will also gives you access to the back row with tile attacks. Color stack your heroes against the enemy in position 3. This way you can quickly maximize attack damage from tiles. Also, consider attacking position 3 with heroes that attack the target and nearby enemies. This will attack all enemies in this formation. For example, using Richard to attack the enemy in position 3 will deal major damage to position 3 and minor damage to the other 4 enemies. It will also give all enemies -34% attack.