


Once you've put down all of the supportive structures, build another line of Arrow / Scatter Towers around your base, with walls next to them followed by another wall of towers just like you did in the beginning.Ī good reason why this layout is great is because of all the firepower you have right off the bat. Now you can start putting down all your supportive buildings wherever you see fit. To build an Arrow Tower Wall, you'll first want to surround your Wellhouse with nothing but Arrow Towers and Scatter Towers, but make sure you leave enough room for you to move around.Īfter you've placed the towers, surround them with walls, then set another group of towers on the other side of the wall. So to make sure it is, make sure you have enough Masonrys to increase your defense and a few Protector Towers to keep you safe from Redstone Launchers. The only major flaw is not ensuring every part of your base is secure enough. Because once they break the first wall, they'll have to get through nothing but defensive towers, and if they manage to get through that, there's another layer of supportive buildings with another group of towers giving them cover fire behind a wall. This specific layout works excellent if you have a lot of layers, as it allows you to hold off an enemy invasion a lot easier. Once you've placed the first set of defensive and supportive buildings, keep copying this format until you feel like your base is secure enough. Now that you've done that, you'll want to place your supportive structures, such as Spawners, Improvement Hubs, Masonry, and other buildings, next to the walls you just placed.

After that, you'll want to surround your Wellhouse with Arrow Towers, Scatter Towers, and even more walls. An easy way to start off a One-Two base is by putting a wall around your Wellhouse first, with a single gate leading out. To do a One-Two base, you'll want to copy a format of defensive structures and then supportive structures. Looking for a particular base design? Click or tap the links below to jump ahead.
