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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
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Double Shot is a decent T3 that increases Ninja's early-game carry for low cost, as its double shurikens double its potential for cleanup for less cost than buying another Ninja. While decent on most maps, Double Shot stands out as an early-game | Double Shot is a decent T3 that increases Ninja's early-game carry for low cost, as its double shurikens double its potential for cleanup for less cost than buying another Ninja. While decent on most maps, Double Shot stands out as an early-game defense on [[Ouch|#Ouch]] CHIMPS to cover each lane. | ||
[[Seeking Shuriken (BTD6)|Seeking Shuriken]] is the optimal crosspath for Double Shot for most cases, with [[Caltrops (BTD6)|Caltrops]] being an optional bonus. Middle crosspaths are okay for extra blowback and decamo, though Shinobi spam or other towers cover that role more efficiently. | [[Seeking Shuriken (BTD6)|Seeking Shuriken]] is the optimal crosspath for Double Shot for most cases, with [[Caltrops (BTD6)|Caltrops]] being an optional bonus. Middle crosspaths are okay for extra blowback and decamo, though Shinobi spam or other towers cover that role more efficiently. | ||