Hey Chief,
Queen Charge Super Bowlers have remained one of the strongest TH18 attack strategies, both in Legends League and competitive play. While the Super Bowlers deal incredible damage through the core of the base, the attack's success depends on something much simpler—your Queen Charge.
A well-planned Queen Charge creates the funnel, removes key defenses, and opens the perfect path for the Bowlers to finish the job. Get that first phase right, and the rest of the attack becomes significantly easier.
In this guide, we'll break down the key ideas behind Soham's Queen Charge Super Bowlers strategy, including how to choose the right entry, create a reliable funnel, and recover when things don't go exactly as planned.
Meet Soham: The Pro Behind This Strategy
Queen Charge armies have always rewarded players who can read a base before placing their first troop. With new equipment changing how heroes perform, experienced players have found even more ways to get incredible value from the Queen before committing the rest of their army.
Soham has spent countless attacks refining this strategy in both Legends League and esports. Rather than relying on one fixed plan, he focuses on understanding each base, identifying its weaknesses, and adapting the Queen Charge to create the strongest possible opening.
That ability to consistently find value is what makes this strategy so reliable at the highest level.
Building the Perfect Queen Charge
Before thinking about where your Bowlers will go, you need to understand what the Queen is trying to achieve.
The Queen isn't there to carry the attack alone. Her job is to remove the biggest obstacles, shape the funnel, and prepare a clean path for the Super Bowlers to move through the base.
| Component | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Queen Charge | Creates value and opens the base |
| Super Bowlers | Main damage dealers |
| Baby Dragon | Builds the funnel |
| King & Duke | Complete the funnel and support the push |
| Ice Golems | Tank for the Bowlers |
| Grand Warden | Protects the core push |
When each part of the army does its job, the attack flows naturally from the Queen Charge into the Super Bowler push.
▶️ Planning the Queen Charge
Read the Base Before Choosing an Entry
The best Queen Charge starts long before your Queen is deployed.
Instead of looking for the easiest compartment to reach, start by identifying the defenses that will cause the biggest problems later in the attack.
In Soham's example, the Lava Launcher sits deep in the core while the Fire Spitters protect the outside compartments. Charging directly into the Rage compartment looks tempting, but it exposes the Queen to multiple high-damage defenses while still failing to reach one of the Fire Spitters.
Likewise, entering from six o'clock doesn't create enough value. Even if the Queen clears that entire section, she misses the Monolith and fails to build a proper funnel for the Bowlers.
Choosing the safest entry isn't always choosing the strongest one.
Sometimes the Riskier Entry Creates More Value
Instead of taking the obvious approach, Soham enters from the top side of the base.
With the help of a Baby Dragon creating the funnel, the Queen is able to remove multiple high-value defenses, clear an Invis Tower, and work toward the core while dealing with the Lava Launcher.
Most importantly, she eliminates the Grand Warden.
Once that key defense is removed, the Super Bowlers can enter almost anywhere with far less pressure.
A slightly riskier Queen Charge often creates a much easier attack later.
Build the Funnel Before Deploying the Bowlers
The Bowlers should never be your first priority.
Once the Queen has secured enough value, the next objective is finishing the funnel. The King and Duke clear one side of the base while the Queen continues trimming the other, creating a direct path into the core.
Only after that funnel is established should the Super Bowlers be deployed.
This simple sequence prevents the Bowlers from drifting around the outside and helps them move straight toward the highest-value defenses.
Executing the Super Bowler Push
Transition Into the Main Army
With the Queen Charge complete and the funnel established, the rest of the attack becomes much more straightforward.
The King, Duke, and Ice Golems support the Bowlers as they enter the base, while Wall Breakers open the necessary compartments to keep everything moving together.
Instead of forcing the Bowlers through multiple layers of walls, the Queen Charge has already prepared the route they need.
Support the Push With Smart Spell Timing
Spell timing is just as important as troop placement.
During the attack, Soham uses an early Eternal Tome to help the Bowlers benefit from the Jump Spell and maintain momentum through the core.
Even when the Queen briefly moves away from the intended path and the attack starts looking messy, careful use of Rage Spells keeps her alive long enough to continue providing value.
Rather than panicking when something goes wrong, he adjusts his spell usage to keep the attack moving forward.
The Biggest Lesson From Soham's Triple
One of the most valuable lessons from this attack is that perfect execution isn't required to get a triple.
The Queen steals the healers.
The funnel isn't as clean as planned.
The attack briefly falls apart.
Yet Soham never panics.
Instead, he focuses on keeping the Queen alive, getting maximum value from his remaining spells, and allowing the rest of the army to continue pushing through the base.
The attack succeeds because the overall plan is still strong, even if individual moments don't go perfectly.
Learning how to recover from mistakes is often more valuable than learning how to avoid them completely.
How to Get 100% Queen Charge Value Every Time
Watching Soham's Queen Charge makes this strategy look almost effortless. The Queen walks exactly where she needs to, removes the right defenses, and creates the perfect path for the Super Bowlers to clean up the rest of the base.
Then you try the same attack, and your Queen walks the wrong way, misses a key defense, or doesn't create enough value before the Bowlers go in.
The difference isn't that Queen Charge Super Bowlers are difficult to learn.
It's that Soham has mastered a handful of Queen Charge fundamentals that completely change the outcome of an attack.
He knows how to identify the best entry, which defenses are worth prioritizing, how to build the right funnel, and when to adapt if things don't go according to plan.
The good news is that these aren't complicated mechanics. Once you understand those core Queen Charge fundamentals, they become second nature and improve every Queen Charge attack you use—not just Super Bowlers.
Take Your Queen Charge Super Bowlers to the Next Level
This guide introduces the core ideas behind Soham's Queen Charge Super Bowler strategy, but there's much more happening behind every successful attack than what you see on the surface.
In his Queen Charge Super Bowlers Masterclass, Soham breaks down his complete thought process—from reading different base styles and selecting the best Queen Charge entry to creating reliable funnels, recovering from mistakes, and transitioning smoothly into the Super Bowler push.
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Instead of copying a single attack, you'll learn the decision-making process that helps you adapt this strategy to almost any base, including anti-2 layouts and bases designed to disrupt Queen Charges.
After just one session, you'll stop hoping your Queen Charge gets enough value and start planning attacks with the same confidence that makes Soham's triples look so effortless.
