Clash Royale Arena 2 Deck – Giant Beatdown [Fundamental Series]

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Clash Royale Arena 2 Deck

Hey, Nitrome95 here, coming at you guys with the Clash Royale Arena 2 Deck, Giant Beatdown, and my new series called “fundamentals deck”.

Where did I get the idea? Well, I realized that the most powerful win conditions (the card you want to get to the Tower) in the game (excluding Royal Giant and Elite Barbarians) come from low Arenas!

So in this series, I will be teaching you guys simple decks for a certain archetype that will help you build up the skills for later in the game.

Clash Royale Arena 2 Deck

Clash Royale Arrows

Clash Royale Arena 2 Deck – Giant Beatdown

This deck is an aggressive deck with the first win condition you receive in the game, the Giant. Keep in mind that I will be covering a lot of skills that may seem like common sense to some because this deck is made for beginners.

Cards Breakdown

Clash Royale GiantGiant – The card that you want to get to the tower. Never play this card alone, as it is weak by itself. You will want to place this big guy in the back 50% of the time to set up for a slow push in double Elixir time, where you put your support troops behind the Giant. Since he only attacks buildings, don’t use him on defense unless you need to soak up damage for an emergency.

Clash Royale TombstoneTombstone – This card is honestly so underused or used incorrectly in lower Arenas. Since Tombstone is a building, it lures defensive targeting units, such as the Giant and Hog Rider. It also stalls your opponent’s support troops, most importantly, the prince’s charge move. You will want to have at least one up at all times where it is near the middle of your side of the Arena here:

Clash Royale fireballFireball – You will want to use it on medium sized units. Only Fireball a group of troops if you are killing more Elixir worth of troops compared to the amount you spent. Never Fireball a lone tower unless the tower is extremely low on HP.

src=”https://clash.world/images/clash-royale-musketeer.png” alt=”Clash Royale Musketeer” width=”141″ height=”170″ />Musketeer – You may notice that there are no Arrows in this deck, but Musketeer does an excellent job shooting Minions out of the sky. If you are in an Arena where you face Minion Horde, you may want to use Arrows or witch in the free card slot (will explain later).

 

src=”https://clash.world/images/clash-royale-skeleton-army.png” alt=”Clash Royale Skeleton Army” width=”141″ height=”170″ />Skeleton Army – You can replace this card with Minions. Both cards deal high damage for such a low Elixir cost. If your opponent wasted their Arrows, send in a push with these; they are deadly.

Clash Royale ValkyrieValkyrie – A solid splash unit that will clear out any weak troops to splash.

 

src=”https://clash.world/images/clash-royale-skeletons.png” alt=”Clash Royale Skeleton” width=”141″ height=”170″ />Skeletons – You might be wondering “This card sucks!” if you just started the game. Skeletons are great at stalling troops in an area for a bit and only costs 1 Elixir. Believe me, they are better than you think.

Whatever 3 Elixir Card You Want!– I would test this deck in your Arena and see what card is missing in the deck. From there, you can add a card. Your best bet would probably be Arrows, but there are so many other unique possibilities for this card.

General Gameplan

Attack

As you see, the object of this Clash Royale Arena 2 Deck is to make a rock solid defense, so that you will be comfortable with building a big push up.

There are two ways to do this:

  1. The first is counterpush (I will explain later)
  2. The other is a slow push.

You need to use both to succeed against your opponent.

I made it to P.E.K.K.A’s playhouse with underleveled cards (lvl 4 and 1 Common, lvl 1-2 Rare, lvl 1 Epics). This deck can get you really far without upgrading your cards a lot.

A mistake that I see tons of players do is that they either don’t commit enough to offense or commit too much. If you commit too much, you are leaving yourself open for an all out push on your tower. If you commit too little, you will never get to the tower. In the video, you can see that I sacrificed tower health at times to save Elixir for a bigger push.

Slow Push

This is the easier of the two. When you know that you have more Elixir than your opponent, drop your Giant in the back. Support with Musketeer, Valkyrie, your 3 Elixir card (unless its Arrows) and get ready with your Fireball for troops.

Counterpush

This is the more difficult of the two. What you will want to do is defend (I will show you how to defend later) with as little troops as possible. With the extra Elixir you saved, you can put a Giant in the front. Since they sent a push at you, they will not have much Elixir and hopefully you can take the tower. This technique is very advanced, so don’t worry if you don’t get it on your first try.

Defense

In this Clash Royale Arena 2 Deck, mostly all of your cards that are played offensively (the exception is Giant) are also played defensively.

If you see a Giant coming down the lane, you should already have a Tombstone down because you should always have a Tombstone on the map at all times. Place a Musketeer in the back to help take out the tank if it is a high HP tank. Valkyrie to take out the support troops. After you successfully defend, you have two options:

  1. If you have a lot of Elixir still, put your Giant to tank for the troops that are still surviving. This is the counterpush.
  2. If your defensive troops are badly damaged or you don’t have a lot of Elixir, you should not play anything. Build up your Elixir to place a Giant in the back for a slow push.

As you can see, defending is extremely important to attack properly. What I showed you is a standard defense.

If you don’t have the cards in your hand, or you don’t have enough Elixir available to set up the perfect defense, you will have to improvise.

Here’s a video of gameplay. For my privacy, I have decided not to include my voice in this video. Maybe if I become more popular I may add audio, but for now, this will do (this is my first video).

Conclusion

Overall, this deck is great at building your fundamentals. It forces you to set up solid defenses to set up for massive pushes that will be extremely rewarding.

If you play this Clash Royale Arena 2 Deck in low Arenas for a long time, you will have the skills to use more complex Giant beatdown decks.

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