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Clash Royale Guide
Synergy above all
Every time we talk about deck building in this game, synergy is the most remarkable ingredient. We all want every card to work alongside each othere, right?
Unfortunately If you are using Epic cards solely, they can’t be an excellent Deck in Clash Royale. Building a deck is not about rarity. It is about Synergy!
Defense is as important as offense
Of course you need offense to destroy the Crown Tower and win the battle but If you don’t know how to defend your Tower, you can’t win any battle. Your Deck needs a balance of offense and defense to be useful in any situation.
The Balance of Point and Splash Damage Cards
As we can see, there are 2 types of damage-inflicting cards in Clash Royale.
- Point damage: Cards that deal damage to only one enemy (Musketeer, Barbarian,…). Because they can only target 1 unit at a time, they are the highest damage-inflicting units in game. They are indispensable in order to take down high HP troops (Tankers).
- Splash damage: Cards that deal damage to multiple units (Witch, Baby Dragon,…). Because they have the advantage of dealing damage to multiple opposing units, they are the lowest damage-inflicting units in game. These cards are necessary for dealing with hordes of low HP units.
Melee and Range Units
We need a balance of ranged and melee troops on your Deck in Clash Royale. Ranged troops usually have high damage per second but low HP. It is very important to combine them with melee troops. We need to use the melee troops as the meat-shield for high damage ranged troops. Having too many melee troops is such a bad idea because that will make them very susceptible to splash damage. You can see how easy it is for a Valkyrie to take down all melee troops nearby, right?
Average Elixir Cost
The Average Elixir Cost is very important. You don’t want to wait 10 seconds in order to drop Card, right?
The better a Card is, the more Elixir it costs. Your Decks should have these ingredients to be a well balanced Decks in Clash Royale:
‘Average Elixir Cost’ should be between 3.7 and 4.5
After weeks, I have found it’s a good idea to have the Average that is between 3.7 and 4.5. If your AEC is higher than this, you are always struggling to constantly deploy your cards (for defending of course). If your AEC is below 3.7, although you can deploy many cards quickly but they are all low HP troops and can be wiped out by splash-damaging threats quickly.
Having at least 2 point damage-inflicting Cards
Although groups of low HP units can quickly destroy high HP cards and buildings, they can be eradicated by splash damaging Cards. Because of that, you always need to have at least 2 point damage-inflicting Cards as the backup.
Clash Royale Tip and Cheats
Be Patient With Your Offensive Approach
Clash Royale takes the Clash of Clans formula and mashes it up with card battling mechanics. A lot of the same troops and magic attacks you’re familiar with are included here in trading card form. On the battlefield, it may seem like a good idea to rush the attack and take down your opponent as quickly as possible. But during the opening moments of a match, start out slow with your offensive strategy. Don’t freak out too much when you find your towers are getting attacked; stay calm and send out your troops according to your strategic plans. When you do take down at least one Rival Tower, that’s the time where you should ramp up your attack and grab the win as fast as possible. As the time winds down to its last minute and seconds, the rate at which your Elixir refills will double. This gives you a chance to put even more troops on the field than before.
When You’re Ready to Lay Waste to the King’s Tower, Blast it With Fireballs and Arrows
Here’s an important tip that you’ll need to take heed of – once one of your opponents’ Rival Towers go down, its King’s Tower will begin attacking you. That super important tower will also start attacking you once you hit them first. If you think you’re prepared to beat ’em down early or the King’s Towers’ attacks are starting to rev up, throw some fireballs and arrows its way. The King’s Tower is a strong foe, but a combination of those attacks plus the assists of troops that are already on the field should whittle its health down in no time. To be quite honest, your collection of fireballs and arrows should only be used on the King’s Tower. Using those attack cards in any other manner works just as well, though.
Utilize Your Elixir Intelligently
Pay close attention to your Elixir meter as you pull out new cards and put ’em into play. Fight the urge to put out a powerful troop at the beginning of a match; play the type of cards who’s value reaches up to a max level of four. Use smaller units at first in order to flood the battlefield and whittle down your foe’s tower health. It’s better to let your towers wipe out the smaller troops attacking them instead of spending Elixir to spawn a card in order to defeat them. You should only spend some Elixir to spawn a powerful troop when you know you’ll have enough to spend on another troop right after. Don’t be the type of player who overspends Elixir and has little to none to work with against an overwhelming force.
The Best Troop Cards You’ll Need to Employ
When it comes to the troop cards you’ll want to definitely carry into battle, we have a few favorites. Goblins and Super Goblins are cheap when it comes to spending Elixir, so it’s easy to throw a bunch of ’em on the battlefield. Archers are great long-range troops who you should set up near your towers. Baby Dragons can avoid the attacks of some troops, plus its fireball attacks have the ability to wipe out more than one troop at once. Barbarians pack a lot of HP, which makes them great “Tank” type characters who last a good while and can tear up enemy troops quickly. Golems are the strongest troop type there is, so throw one out near the ending moments of a match to nab the win ASAP. Giant Skeleton, Minion Horde, Wizard and Prince cards come in handy too, so adopt a strategy for them that works for you.
Getting New Cards Takes Some Time, So Here’s How Long You’ll Have to Wait for Those New Chests to Open
If you’re press for time, chances are high that you’re gonna spend a few gems to open up newly obtained chests immediately. You’ll be granted access to new cards just by cracking open any chests that come into your possession. From time to time, you’ll be lucky enough to gain a Rare or Epic type card. If you’re patient, then you shouldn’t have much of an issue waiting the allotted time needed for a chest to reveal it’s goods. Free Chests open up as soon as you get ’em (you’ll get a new one every four hours), plus Silver Chests take three hours to open. Golden Chests take eight hours, Magic Chests take 12 hours and Crown Chests open up instantly (you’ll get a new one every 24 hours). For the last two chest types in the game, Giant Chests take 12 hours and Super Magic Chests take 24 hours to open.
The Best Time to Break Out Your Poison Spell
When you finally add the Poison spell card to your deck, make sure you use it during one specific situation that happens during every match. When you see your towers getting a bit flooded by enemy troops, it’s best to hit them with this gaseous cloud of death. That way, you’ll be able to slow the march on incoming enemies and open them up for more attacks from your towers. The Poison spell card also helps give your troops an advantage since they’ll have an easier time wiping out poisoned troops. The Poison spell card costs four points of Elixir, so it should be easy to break it out when the time’s right.
Know Your Building Cards!
Clash Royale’s cards based on buildings includes the Barbarian Hut, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Tombstone, Inferno Tower, Cannon, X-Bow and Elixir Collector. If you’re a hardcore Clash of Clans player, you should already have a clue about the benefits and abilities behind these cards. Our favorite Building cards are the Barbarian Hut, Tesla and Elixir Collector. The Barbarian Hut helps periodically add more troops to the field, the Tesla is a great defensive building that only costs four points of Elixir to spawn and the Elixir Collector does an awesome job of giving your more Elixir than usual.
Know Your Arenas!
In order to reach higher arena ranks, you need to win those online PVP matches. The better the arena, the stronger the opponents and cards you’ll come across. So the starting Training Camp is a basic tutorial camp where 12 cards are unlocked for you. Check out the list below to see the arena breakdown, the Trophy Ranking you’ll need to enter it and the number of unlocked cards you’ll get:
– Goblin Stadium: +0 & Six Cards
– Bone Pit: +400 & Six Cards
– Barbarian Bowl: +800 & Six Cards
– PEKKA Playhouse: +1100 & Six Cards
– Spell Valley: +1400 & Five Cards
– Builder Workshop: +1700 & Three Cards
– Royal Arena: +2000 & Four Cards
– Legendary Arena: +3000 & No Card Unlocks
Taking a Few Losses in the Early Stages of the Game Might Pay Off for Your Card Collecting
Early game epics seem to be the most useful, including the Witch, Prince, and Mini P.E.K.K.A. As you go into new stadiums, more cards unlock, meaning your odds of getting the card you want go down. To level up these early cards the fastest, you will want there to be as few other cards that can come out of chests as possible. To do this, lose. Yes, you read that correctly, lose. Get back to 400 or less trophies. Once you get there, open all the chests you have. You will now get the rare cards you need to succeed at a higher level.
Be Smart About Your Gold Spending
It’s very tempting at first to upgrade every card you possibly can, but it’s far more effective to be choosy about your upgrades. Generally, I’d stick to upgrading mostly common cards since they are cheaper. Also, only use your gold to upgrade cards you know you use frequently and like. Free chests are given to you at regular intervals and you get a chest when you win a battle so you will be able to upgrade other cards along the way from the goodies you get in those chests. Gold is really hard to come by in the game, so being careful about how you spend it will make a difference for your deck and the number of battles you win.
Be Patient With Your Offensive Approach
Clash Royale takes the Clash of Clans formula and mashes it up with card battling mechanics. A lot of the same troops and magic attacks you’re familiar with are included here in trading card form. On the battlefield, it may seem like a good idea to rush the attack and take down your opponent as quickly as possible. But during the opening moments of a match, start out slow with your offensive strategy. Don’t freak out too much when you find your towers are getting attacked; stay calm and send out your troops according to your strategic plans. When you do take down at least one Rival Tower, that’s the time where you should ramp up your attack and grab the win as fast as possible. As the time winds down to its last minute and seconds, the rate at which your Elixir refills will double. This gives you a chance to put even more troops on the field than before.
When You’re Ready to Lay Waste to the King’s Tower, Blast it With Fireballs and Arrows
Here’s an important tip that you’ll need to take heed of – once one of your opponents’ Rival Towers go down, its King’s Tower will begin attacking you. That super important tower will also start attacking you once you hit them first. If you think you’re prepared to beat ’em down early or the King’s Towers’ attacks are starting to rev up, throw some fireballs and arrows its way. The King’s Tower is a strong foe, but a combination of those attacks plus the assists of troops that are already on the field should whittle its health down in no time. To be quite honest, your collection of fireballs and arrows should only be used on the King’s Tower. Using those attack cards in any other manner works just as well, though.
Utilize Your Elixir Intelligently
Pay close attention to your Elixir meter as you pull out new cards and put ’em into play. Fight the urge to put out a powerful troop at the beginning of a match; play the type of cards who’s value reaches up to a max level of four. Use smaller units at first in order to flood the battlefield and whittle down your foe’s tower health. It’s better to let your towers wipe out the smaller troops attacking them instead of spending Elixir to spawn a card in order to defeat them. You should only spend some Elixir to spawn a powerful troop when you know you’ll have enough to spend on another troop right after. Don’t be the type of player who overspends Elixir and has little to none to work with against an overwhelming force.
The Best Troop Cards You’ll Need to Employ
When it comes to the troop cards you’ll want to definitely carry into battle, we have a few favorites. Goblins and Super Goblins are cheap when it comes to spending Elixir, so it’s easy to throw a bunch of ’em on the battlefield. Archers are great long-range troops who you should set up near your towers. Baby Dragons can avoid the attacks of some troops, plus its fireball attacks have the ability to wipe out more than one troop at once. Barbarians pack a lot of HP, which makes them great “Tank” type characters who last a good while and can tear up enemy troops quickly. Golems are the strongest troop type there is, so throw one out near the ending moments of a match to nab the win ASAP. Giant Skeleton, Minion Horde, Wizard and Prince cards come in handy too, so adopt a strategy for them that works for you.
Getting New Cards Takes Some Time, So Here’s How Long You’ll Have to Wait for Those New Chests to Open
If you’re press for time, chances are high that you’re gonna spend a few gems to open up newly obtained chests immediately. You’ll be granted access to new cards just by cracking open any chests that come into your possession. From time to time, you’ll be lucky enough to gain a Rare or Epic type card. If you’re patient, then you shouldn’t have much of an issue waiting the allotted time needed for a chest to reveal it’s goods. Free Chests open up as soon as you get ’em (you’ll get a new one every four hours), plus Silver Chests take three hours to open. Golden Chests take eight hours, Magic Chests take 12 hours and Crown Chests open up instantly (you’ll get a new one every 24 hours). For the last two chest types in the game, Giant Chests take 12 hours and Super Magic Chests take 24 hours to open.
The Best Time to Break Out Your Poison Spell
When you finally add the Poison spell card to your deck, make sure you use it during one specific situation that happens during every match. When you see your towers getting a bit flooded by enemy troops, it’s best to hit them with this gaseous cloud of death. That way, you’ll be able to slow the march on incoming enemies and open them up for more attacks from your towers. The Poison spell card also helps give your troops an advantage since they’ll have an easier time wiping out poisoned troops. The Poison spell card costs four points of Elixir, so it should be easy to break it out when the time’s right.
Know Your Building Cards!
Clash Royale’s cards based on buildings includes the Barbarian Hut, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Tombstone, Inferno Tower, Cannon, X-Bow and Elixir Collector. If you’re a hardcore Clash of Clans player, you should already have a clue about the benefits and abilities behind these cards. Our favorite Building cards are the Barbarian Hut, Tesla and Elixir Collector. The Barbarian Hut helps periodically add more troops to the field, the Tesla is a great defensive building that only costs four points of Elixir to spawn and the Elixir Collector does an awesome job of giving your more Elixir than usual.
Know Your Arenas!
In order to reach higher arena ranks, you need to win those online PVP matches. The better the arena, the stronger the opponents and cards you’ll come across. So the starting Training Camp is a basic tutorial camp where 12 cards are unlocked for you. Check out the list below to see the arena breakdown, the Trophy Ranking you’ll need to enter it and the number of unlocked cards you’ll get:
– Goblin Stadium: +0 & Six Cards
– Bone Pit: +400 & Six Cards
– Barbarian Bowl: +800 & Six Cards
– PEKKA Playhouse: +1100 & Six Cards
– Spell Valley: +1400 & Five Cards
– Builder Workshop: +1700 & Three Cards
– Royal Arena: +2000 & Four Cards
– Legendary Arena: +3000 & No Card Unlocks
Taking a Few Losses in the Early Stages of the Game Might Pay Off for Your Card Collecting
Early game epics seem to be the most useful, including the Witch, Prince, and Mini P.E.K.K.A. As you go into new stadiums, more cards unlock, meaning your odds of getting the card you want go down. To level up these early cards the fastest, you will want there to be as few other cards that can come out of chests as possible. To do this, lose. Yes, you read that correctly, lose. Get back to 400 or less trophies. Once you get there, open all the chests you have. You will now get the rare cards you need to succeed at a higher level.
Be Smart About Your Gold Spending
It’s very tempting at first to upgrade every card you possibly can, but it’s far more effective to be choosy about your upgrades. Generally, I’d stick to upgrading mostly common cards since they are cheaper. Also, only use your gold to upgrade cards you know you use frequently and like. Free chests are given to you at regular intervals and you get a chest when you win a battle so you will be able to upgrade other cards along the way from the goodies you get in those chests. Gold is really hard to come by in the game, so being careful about how you spend it will make a difference for your deck and the number of battles you win.
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