Rune Giant

How it plays

• •Rune Giant is more about boosting support damage than dealing tower damage by herself.
• •Her pressure spikes when two backline troops stay alive long enough to receive repeated enchants.
• •Removing the support often matters more than burning down the Giant first.
• •Rune Giant is more about amplifying support damage than dealing tower damage herself.
• •Her value spikes when two nearby support troops survive long enough to use the enchant repeatedly.
• •Removing the support usually matters more than burning down the Giant first.
• •She fits best in structured pushes, not chaotic fast-cycle trades.

Counters to Rune Giant

Cards that deal with Rune Giant efficiently.

• •Kill the buffed support troops first, then finish the Giant.
• •Inferno Tower-style tank killers.
• •Air troops if unsupported.
• •Strong defensive buildings that stall the approach.
• •Inferno Tower-style tank killers.
• •Air troops when unsupported.
• •Strong defensive buildings.
• •Fast removal of the buffed support troops.
• •High burst on the support core before the enchant value stacks.

Pairs with Rune Giant

Cards commonly played alongside Rune Giant.

• •Any two support troops that benefit from repeated bonus-damage triggers.
• •Support troops that benefit from repeated bonus-damage triggers.
• •Two-lane support cores that stay alive behind the Giant.

Balance history

1. 1 January 2025—Introduced as the 117th card and scheduled for release on January 6.
2. 1 January 2025—Introduced and scheduled for release in early January 2025.

Also unlocks in Jungle Arena

Cards that become available at the same point, which makes them rough contemporaries.

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  Berserker2
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  Skeleton Barrel3
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  Goblin Gang3
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  Dart Goblin3
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  Barbarian Hut6
• 
  Goblin Giant6

Elsewhere

• Current decks featuring Rune GiantDeck Shop Pro — community-maintained deck lists
• Full stats and matchups for Rune GiantDeck Shop Pro — detailed card breakdown

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Play it

Rune Giant is in the pool for every mode here. Classic, Description, Rush and Memory all draw from the same 121 cards.