Foudre + Sismique (Zapquake)

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These charts show the combinations of Lightning and Earthquake spells for tactics and attack strategy to take down Air Defense or Inferno Towers. Note that the HitPoints (HP) of the defense is listed in the chart as well.

Table défense anti-aérienne: 2 foudres + 1 sismique

The ZapQuake usage for Air Defense is the Lightning (Zap) spells (by level) remove an amount of the HitPoints (HP) and the EarthQuake (EQ) spell (by Level) finishes it off. It does not matter which order these are dropped in. The tile diameter for the EQ cannot exceed 8 tiles to be effective. In some strategies, 1 EQ can cover 2 defenses by using the 8 tile range, along with 2 Zaps for each defensive unit.

The Air Defense chart is a combination of 2 Lightning (Zap) and 1 Earthquake (EQ) spells. The table is color coded by the Lightning Spell level and the Earthquake spell level is displayed at the top of the chart. Match the Level of your Lightning spell to the Earthquake spell. The EQ spell may also be donated. This is desirable when your Lightning spell is a lower level and to save your own spell space!
For example: if your Lightning spell is a Level 3 combined with a Level 3 Earthquake you can take down a Level 4 Air Defense.
A level 6 Lightning spell combined with any Earthquake level can take down a Level 8 Air Defense.

Tour de l'enfer

The Inferno Tower Chart is set up so that it is color coded by the Lightning spell level and the Earthquake spell level is displayed at the top of the chart. It shows the number of Lightning spells and their level required. Match the Level of your Lightning spell (and quantity) to the level of the Earthquake spell.
So the usage is multiple Lightning spells dropped and one Earthquake spell dropped. Again the order of the spell drops does not matter.
For example: If you use 4 Level 4 Lightning spells and 1 Level 1 Earthquake spell you can take down one Level 3 Inferno Tower. 3 Level 5 Lightning Spells with Level 1-3 Earthquake spell can take down one Level 1 Inferno Tower.