Includes Royal Giant decks.īlitz-Beatdown: a deck that relies on swift cards to generate immediate threat to the tower using fast, high damage cards. Beatdown is generally favorable against Siege but is generally unfavorable against Control.īeatdown-Siege: a deck that is a beatdown deck with a tank and support but exploits siege mechanics by sniping off the tower from afar, making killing the support troops difficult. Generally includes tanks such as Giant, Golem, or Lava Hound. Beatdown decks require specific counters or else the tower will risk falling. zap-bait decks often include Goblin Barrel, Fire Spirits, Sparky, Inferno Tower, Goblins, Spear Goblins, and/or Skeleton Army)īeatdown: a deck archetype that focuses on fighting on the enemy side, maximizes troop synergy, adapts to defenses, and uses high damage-to-cost troops. Not to be confused with Clash with Ash.īait deck: a deck that utilizes several troops that are targeted by certain spells in order to overwhelm an opponent with threats that the spell normally counters (e.g. Guards, for instance, started gaining popularity to counter the omnipresent Mini P.E.K.K.A.Īrea of effect: a type of damage or effect that affects a given area, such as Arrows or FreezeĪsh: a popular Clash Royale and Clash of Clans YouTuber. Includes Musketeer, Princess, Spear Goblins, Archers, Minions (including Minion Horde), and Tesla, among others.Īnti-meta: a card or deck designed to work to counter what is popular in the metagame. Includes LavaLoon, among others.Īnti-air: a card that can be used to defend from air-based attacks (Balloon, Lava Hound, Minions, etc.). Also used as a noun.Īir-Beatdown: a deck that relies on exploiting anti-air weaknesses in other decks. s: sarcasm tag on Reddit (similar to tags in HTML), included after a post to explicitly denote sarcasmġ1th elixir: now patched, referred to the excess elixir known as elixir overcharge that built up after the elixir bar becomes full, allowing players to store up to 0.9 elixir.ġ2-0: the score of a challenge where someone wins all 12 games without losing onceĢ.6 Hog: a Hog Rider cycle deck that averages 2.6 elixir, consisting of Hog Rider / Skeletons / Ice Spirit / Ice Golem / Musketeer OR Electro Wizard / Cannon OR Tombstone / Fireball OR Poison / The Log OR ZapĢ.9 Miner Poison: a Miner and Poison cyclde deck that averages 2.9 elixir, consisting of Miner / Poison / Skeletons / Ice Spirit / Knight / Inferno Tower / The Log / Electro Wizard OR MusketeerĪggro: to get a troop or building’s focus as a target. posting a comment “-info lavahound” on this subreddit will return information regarding the Lava Hound, including description, cost, and stats at every level). The bot retrieves information of the given card (e.g. info: a command that calls a bot (elexerbot) created by kittens_from_space. Common plants include 4-2 (generic placement), 4-3 (aggros tower-seekers but not other troops), and 4-1 (aggros flying tower-seekers). 4-2 plant for the left tower is 4 tiles down from the river and 2 tiles to the right of the left tower).
#-# plant: in the context of building placement, describes how many tiles away a building is placed from the river and from the tower currently being defended (e.g. 12-2 is winning 12 games and losing 2 games in a given challenge). #-#: in the context of challenges, displays wins to losses, respectively (e.g. 8.5 means some of that rarity are level 8, some are level 9). 9/7/4/1 is tournament standard).5 values can be used to denote that some cards of that rarity are being upgraded to the next level while other cards are still at the previous level (e.g. #/#/#/#: syntax for displaying common/rare/epic/legendary levels (e.g. Clash Royale Terminology and Dictionary by Firestar493Ī dictionary for terminology or people frequently/semi-frequently used or mentioned in Clash Royale that beginners and newcomers may not be familiar with.
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