The Poison can deal with enemy counters well, and can counteract enemy placements of Minions or other small troops.

On the other hand, the Poison works well with the Graveyard.

However, it is possible that the opponent may send in spawners or big pushes as an advantage.

A possible counter to the Graveyard is the Poison, with the Poison covering most of the radius of the Graveyard and being able to kill the Skeletons in 1 tick however, some Skeletons will still do damage to the Princess Tower as the Poison's continuous damage has a tick of 1 second, for a net cost of 1 Elixir.

Units with large amounts of hitpoints such as the Giant and Golem can be used to take the damage from the spawned Skeletons from the Graveyard.

However, don't play it too early otherwise the rest of the Skeletons will continue to attack the Princess Tower.

If no good counter cards are available, Zap can be used to kill several grouped Skeletons.

However, they are susceptible to Zap, Arrows, and The Log. As they cover a large area, they can quickly react to the Skeletons that are newly spawned and destroy them before they have a chance to do any damage.

A Skeleton Army, Goblin Gang, or Dart Goblin can be great counters to the Graveyard for a 2 Elixir advantage.

They are both fast, the Lumberjack has high hitpoints, allowing him to survive the majority of spells and the Guards' shields prove Zap-proof. Guards and the Lumberjack are perfect counters to the Graveyard.

Effective counters to the Graveyard include Goblins, Lumberjack, Barbarians, Archers, Guards, Valkyrie, Night Witch, Dart Goblin and Minions.

A Graveyard has many counters, but most of them can easily be dealt with with Poison or Fireball.

Also, if paired with a Zap or collateral damage from a Princess, it can completely destroy a Minion Horde.

This problem can be temporarily solved with a Tornado, as it can pull the units away from the Graveyard, allowing the skeletons to continue dealing damage. However, this combo is weak to the Valkyrie as she deals splash damage and the Minion Horde as neither the skeletons nor the Miner can attack air units. Since the Graveyard can be placed anywhere on the map, it has great synergy with the Miner, as the Miner can tank for the skeletons as they decimate the tower.

and/or an Inferno Tower for a positive Elixir trade, with the Valkyrie destroying the Skeletons and the Mini P.E.K.K.A./Inferno Tower destroying the Giant. However, this strategy can be easily defeated by a combo of a Valkyrie and Mini P.E.K.K.A. The Giant will tank the damage while the Skeletons destroy the tower. An effective strategy with the Graveyard is to place a high hitpoint unit, such as the Giant, and then cast the Graveyard near the Princess Tower.It originally summoned its Skeletons all at once, but has since been reworked to behave similarly to the Graveyard. In Clash of Clans, there is a similar spell called the Skeleton Spell, which summons Skeletons within its radius.This effect is taken from Clash of Clans when Elixir troops die. The small tombstones visual effect can be seen in this card's image and also when this card is deployed.The Graveyard and the Miner are the only Legendary Cards who do not drop from the sky when deployed.The Graveyard is one of the 11 cards associated with Skeletons, including the Skeletons, Bomber, Skeleton Army, Witch, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Giant Skeleton, Balloon, Skeleton Barrel, and Guards. It is currently the only Legendary card and spell card associated with Skeletons.The Graveyard is one of the two Legendary spell cards, the other being The Log.A player named Backstabx won The Crown Duel tournament with Graveyard decks.It is one of three troop-spawning spells, the others being the Goblin Barrel and the Barbarian Barrel.

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