Clash Royale - Arena Poison Graveyard Deck 8

Clash Royale - Arena Poison Graveyard Deck 8

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Based on a formidable combo, this deck can go very high in the rankings.

Dance Clash Royale, this deck, available from arena 8 will help you move from arenas and, with some elbow grease, to the legendary arena. Indeed, the deck we are presenting is the first to have reached 6.000 trophies, thanks to Victor of the clan New eSports. Our first is as comfortable in normal mode as in Tournament mode. You will realize why this combo between the Graveyard and Poison, with the right frame behind it, is also strong.

Trading Cards

Average deck cost: 3,6

 

Strategy - Function of the cards

 

- Graveyard : The victory condition of this deck, no more and no less. This spell created, every half-second, a skeleton, for 10 seconds. When he is left alone, it is easily countered by a Skeleton Army. But when he is supported, it becomes a card that can destroy a tower in seconds. Therefore, the other units that make up this deck are of paramount importance.

- Poison : This spell goes wonderfully with the Graveyard, because in Tournaments mode (and in general in normal mode), the Poison will immediately kill the Skeletons, so the opponent's defense was useless. As for the Gargoyles, 2 (see 3) hits will suffice. In addition, he is bound to do damage and scratch other units that may pass by. However, if you ever want to put yourself in a defensive posture, it will also be very useful. 

- Tornado : Great defensive tool, synergizing with other cards you have in your deck. Could you do retreat, slow down the progress of all units on one of your towers, agglutinate them, even deflect on your rook from the King (activating it, which will improve your defense). 

- Skeletons : Ideal defensively to divert attention for a moment from any units not targeting buildings and useful against the Princess, especially when she is firing at one of your towers.

- Knight : A swiss army knife on the ground, stronger than you might think. Indeed, it is very useful in defense, due to its good DPS and life points (compared to its cost), but also offensively, because it can serve as support for the Graveyard, which can express itself better.

- bowler : A other support troop, who is excellent in ground defense, since it has very good hit points and can knock back most units. If he still has a lot left, after the previous phase, he will be delighted to serve as a “mini-tank”, which can annoy the other units.

- Baby dragon : He is here for the air defense, especially against units like the Gargoyles. Because of its hit points, it is also a support troop that can help the Graveyard to do its job, but also a complement to the bowler.

- Electro-Sorcerer : He can play both ways (ground and air) and will be a great support, both defensive and offensive. By the way, don't forget that it does damage while being placed on the ground and therefore it is very useful against thearmy of skeletons for example. However, he cannot help the Graveyard only if another, stronger unit is present to take the hits in its place. If you don't have it, get the Musketeer. However, his small stun is of great use against the Hell Tower, for example, making it, in the end, almost indispensable.

 

Gameplay

 

Early game and mid game:

The strategy to adopt during the game requires a little practice and patience, but is powerful when it is mastered. The start of the game is waiting, to see what your opponent is playing. Therefore, by knowing what he has, you will be better able to place a devastating combo. To do so, use your units and your spells in a defensive perspective, so that she can, if possible, come out alive with a lot of hit points. Indeed, without them, your Combo Graveyard + Poison (9 elixirs) may not be very effective. Also, remember that this deck has no buildings.

If you feel that the opponent's defense is not enough, a possible elixir gain and support troops with good health points, do not hesitate to send the Graveyard and Poison. Certainly, it is possible to do without the latter, but it can be a problem, especially if your defense (and your cards) are not good in the seconds that follow. Indeed, if the opponent launches medium troops in defense, it will be easier for you to defend, by logic. 

Therefore, it is necessary make the most of transitions between defensive and offensive phases, since the units you used (especially the bowler, Baby dragon and Knight) are essential for your Combo to be efficient.

 

Endgame - Double Elixir:

Can you allow to be more aggressive (put your units in an offensive perspective), but roughly, the strategy will remain the same. If a tower has few life points left, always think that the Poison can finish it quietly (if the damage is enough) and therefore you can afford to be more defensive to secure the win, or vou focus on another tower. Indeed, why should it be necessary to force, whereas with 4 elixirs (or the results of a successful defense), I know that I will fall the opposing tower? As long as you take little risk and your defense is good, victory is yours.

 

Strengths and weaknesses

 

 

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