Hey Clashers! It’s Krux here, and I am back again with some November wind and a new Clash Royale Deck guide. We are well into the latest Clash Royale season called Treasures of the Old King. Mid-season is a good time to try out new decks if you haven’t already. Push the ladder with some awesome and fun decks we bring you on Clash World. Today we will see the Giant Skeleton And Royal Giant deck which doesn’t require too much skill. easy to use and enjoyable.

Giant Skeleton Royal Giant Clash Royale Deck

This Double Giant Clash Royale Bait Deck has an average elixir cost of 3.9. This is an easy to use deck with two big guys in it and several low elixir cards.

Deck Cards

Giant Skeleton: The big defence card in this deck with the giant explosion.

Royal Giant: The win condition of this Bait deck and the building chaser.

Zappies: Stunning support card for the Giants and defence card.

Hunter: Our hard counter to dragons, balloon and other air attacks.

Earthquake: The offensive spell card in this Clash Royale Deck to take out fragile enemies.

Bomber: Tiny friend with splash damage, support card.

Spear Goblins: Our low elixir defence card for a number of troops like Mini Pekka, Momma Pekka, and many others.

Goblin Barrel: The second win condition and offensive card of this Clash Royale Deck.

Deck Strategy

Opening: If Goblin Barrel is in your starting hand, you can send those green fiends flying onto their Princess Tower without much thought. This will reveal the opponent’s counter and also force them to use it. If the opponent doesn’t start with their attack, you can start with Royal Giant at the back to start the push. If they try to punish in the other lane or something, keep your Hunter or Spear Goblins ready. If not, go with your push and place Bomber behind the Royal Giant to support it. Also, you will wait for their Barb Barrel or other defence and then place Spear Goblins as the support to take out swarms, minions etc. For the opponent’s building defence like Bomb tower and Goblin Hut, our Earthquake is the answer. With these combinations, you should be able to damage the Tower a good deal with the Royal Giant. Do not overcommit at this stage and let the opponent’s defence come as a counter push.

Defending and cycling: We have Hunter, Spear Goblins, and Zappies as our main support cards in this Clash Royale Deck. All three attack both ground and air troops. Spear Goblins are relatively fragile and should be placed wisely and safely. Zappies can be placed behind the Princess Tower to avoid damage to them and keep stunning Princes, Valkyries and other heavy damage troops. They can also be placed in the middle if there is a Giant or other building chasing tank. Hunter is a heavy-hitter air defence and will be used for Dragons and Balloon. If the Push is a nasty one with tanks and many supports, place the Giant Skeleton in the middle. Think before you do because it takes 6 elixir and you won’t be able to place other defence quickly. After defending, if the defence cards remain alive, you will place the Giant Skeleton at the bridge and the defence troops will be the support. If not you will wait for the elixir build-up to start the cycle again.

Ending: You will start the attack cycle with this Clash Royale deck after the enemy’s counter push. If the Giant Skeleton and the troops are counter pushing a lane, you should place the Royal giant at the bridge in the other lane because the Giant Skeleton already has support. This will build pressure and force out elixir from the opponent. This is the crucial point where the opponent might lose their game, or at least take a heavy amount of damage. After completing, you can again start with the Goblin Barrel or the remaining defensive troops with one Giant. Two cycles at most are enough to take one of the opponent’s tower and win the game.

Tips:

• Do not bridge spam any of the giants without support. It will jeopardize the deck cycle badly.
• Do not use Hunter unwisely, it is the main air defence.
• If you are using Goblin Barrel in this Clash Royale deck as defence, you are in a bad spot.

I hope you liked this deck guide and will earn some crowns in the game. Keep on reading Clash World for more Clash Royale guides, news, and other articles. Clash On!

Hey guys, this is Fang and here I bring you the dream of every single player in the game: a low-skill deck with Mega Knight that just wrecks your opponents and almost guarantees you free trophies! With the increase of Mega Knight usage in the low-mid ladder and the lack of Graveyard counters in this Meta certainly works in the favor of this deck. Let’s go through the basics of this deck and an overview that will give you some pointers on how to get better with this deck.

Deck Basics:

With a really great offensive and defensive potential, the synergy of this deck is really good. The evergreen combo of Graveyard-Poison and Hunter-Fisherman work really well in this deck. We have two of the best anti-air cards in the game: Electro Wizard and Hunter. These are also really a good for ground defence. The OP combo of Fisherman and Hunter can destroy any ground card in the game including tanks and win-conditions. The Barbarian Barrel is our small spell to deal with glass-cannons and ground swarms. The Poison is the big spell to deal with swarms placed to defend your graveyard or to deal with heavier glass cannons like Musketeers or Wizards. We also have the ever so annoying jumpy boy the Mega Knight which can be super difficult and frustrating for your opponent to deal with.

Play Style:

The shortest cycle of this deck is 10 elixir but as this is not a cycle deck; it is better to hold on to your cards as each one has a specific use. Cycle only the Barbarian Barrel and the Heal Spirit. Be ready with the Mega knight to wipe out huge pushes at the bridge, Hunter and fisherman for defence and the Graveyard to punish. This is a heavy and defensive deck so wait patiently until double elixir time to play offensively.

Deck Overview:

Hunter and Fisherman combo:

The Fisherman is unlocked in Arena 10. He is a single-target, melee troop with moderate hit points and damage. The Hunter card is unlocked from Arena 1. He is a short-ranged troop with moderate hitpoints who shoots shotgun shells with a widespread, and each shot pellet does slight area damage on impact. The Fisherman’s hook has a range of seven tiles. You should keep this in mind when deciding where to place him against enemy troops to pull them. Fisherman can synergize well with close-range melee troops as the Fisherman can pull enemy troops closer to them so the troop is able to hit more easily. A very powerful version of this synergy is the Fisherman + Hunter combo. The Fisherman’s health pool can allow it to tank for the somewhat frail Hunter, and the Hunter will be able to land all of his shots thanks to the Fisherman hooking units towards them.

Graveyard+Poison:

The Graveyard card is unlocked from Arena 12. It is a spell with a wide radius that spawns 20 Skeletons. Poison is a 4 Elixir Epic Spell card which is unlockable from Arena 5 Spell Valley. Poison lasts for 8 seconds and has 8 ticks i.e. one tick per second. Poison protects the Graveyard for 8 seconds out of 9 seconds of Graveyard’s duration thus enabling Graveyard to deal relatively more amount of damage. The Poison also clears out the swarm cards that your opponent may place to deal with your Graveyard.

Heal Spirit and Barbarian Barrel:

The Heal Spirit card is unlocked from Arena 10. It is a very short-ranged troop with low hit points and damage. Like the Ice Spirit, the Heal Spirit attacks by jumping onto the target before disintegrating. When it does this, it creates a field that heals nearby friendly troops. A Heal Spirit card costs 1 Elixir to deploy. Use the Heal Spirit to tank one shot from high DPS units or to heal up your defensive cards like the Fisherman and Hunter to counter push effectively. A Barbarian Barrel on its own can hit 2 shots on the princess tower and deal damage. Combined with the Heal Spirit, the Barbarian is fully healed and can hit up to 5 shots. The Barbarian Barrel card is unlocked from Arena 3. It is an area damage spell with a moderate area of effect and damage. When cast the Barbarian Barrel rolls across the Arena, damaging ground troops and buildings in its path. After rolling for 5 tiles, it will break open and release a Barbarian. A Barbarian Barrel card costs 2 Elixir to cast. The Barbarian Barrel can counter lone support troops such as Wizard, Witch, and Executioner as they cross the bridge. If the Barbarian spawns near the troop, the barrel’s damage and the Barbarian’s damage can kill the troop.

Electro Wizard:

The Electro Wizard card is unlocked from Arena 11. He is a double-target, ranged troop with moderate hit points and damage. His attacks briefly stun his targets. He stuns and deals minor area damage upon deployment. An Electro Wizard costs 4 Elixir. Keep in mind that an Electro Wizard zaps two single targets at once and he does not do splash damage other than the landing damage. Do not treat him like a splash support unit as he can still be swarmed without having to surround him. Use The Ewiz to counter Charging troops like the Ram Rider, Prince and Sparky etc. The Ewiz has massive potential in counter-push as he can reset Inferno towers and dragons that can destroy your Mega Knight.

Mega Knight:

Ah yes…The jumpy boi…The hero of every mid-ladder player ever…Watch out, it’s the Mega Knight. The Mega Knight card is unlocked from Arena 7. He is an area damage, ground, melee troop with very high hit points and moderately high damage. He deals high spawn damage when deployed and jumps to targets that are between 3.5 to 5 tiles away from him, dealing twice his normal area damage on impact. A Mega Knight costs 7 Elixir. His spawn damage is similar to a Fireball, which makes him useful for countering glass cannons like a Musketeer or a Wizard. He will then only require one more regular attack to defeat them fully. However, cards like the Night Witch, Witch, and Bandit have slightly more health than these units, so he will require a second swing to finish them off. He is really annoying for your opponents to deal with. He is also the main tank of this deck for your Graveyard. Plop him down on the bridge to punish your opponent and take down their crown tower. Also, use your elixir advantage to play Mega Knights and support him to destroy your opponents.

That’s it for today guys. Thank you for reading and I hope that you enjoyed. Happy Clashing.