Royal Delivery

No need to sign for this package!\n\nDropped from the sky, it deals Area Damage to enemy Troops before delivering a Royal Recruit.\n\nThe empty box is also handy for espionage.
Competitive data
#61 among normal cards
| Environment | Win rate | Battles |
|---|---|---|
| Ranked (overall) | 52.1% | 887 |
| Top 1000 | 53.3% | 854 |
| Top 200 | 52.8% | 652 |
- Win rate against decks without the card
- 53.0%
- Presence in Top 200 decks
- 5.5%
- Consistency across decks
- 3 of 11 decks above average
Played most with
Out of every 100 top-level battles with this card, how many also had each of these. Based on 3,161 battles.
Last 21 days. A score of 50 is the environment average, not a 50% win rate.
What this card does
- Effects
- shield
- Targets
- hits air troops
- Damage
- area damage
Categories derived from the stats. The cut-off points for "long range", "very tough" and "very high damage" are provisional and still to be checked.
Card sounds
Card stats
- Elixir cost
- 3
- Type
- Spell
- Rarity
- Common
- Max level
- 16
- Targets
- Air & Ground
- Damage type
- Area
Hitpoints, damage and DPS come from the Clash Royale Wiki and have not been checked in-game yet.
Story
Added to the game on April 6, 2020
From the game universe
What it looks like
The Royal Delivery is a Common card that is unlocked from the Serenity Peak (Arena 14). It is an area-damage, air-targeting spell with a medium radius and moderate damage. It can only be deployed on the player's own side. Once the spell has hit the ground, it spawns a single Royal Recruit with a red arrow on his head. It appears to be a wooden box with a team-colored crown logo on the side attached with a rope. A Royal Delivery card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.
Trivia
- The word "Delivery" comes from the Old French "delivrer", meaning 'to set free'.
- The Royal Delivery was designed after a concept, which involved a bomb. It was also originally called "Bone Bomb", and it would involve a bomb that would explode after a short time, After the bomb exploded, 2 Guards would spawn from where the bomb exploded.
- The Royal Delivery is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Mega Knight, Princess, Royal Ghost, Spirit Empress, Super Knight, Dagger Duchess, Royal Chef, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
- It is 1 of 3 spells which can only be placed in the player's own territory, the others being Barbarian Barrel and The Log.
- In the Dutch, Turkish, Arabic, and Malaysian language settings of the game, the Royal Delivery's name translates to "Royal Package". In the French, Thai and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Royal Delivery's name translates to "Royal Parcel". In the German, Spanish, Korean, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese, Persian, Indonesian, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Royal Delivery's name translates to "Royal Airmail", "Royal Packet", "Royal Courier", "Royal Mail", "Royal Order", "Royal Express", "Royal Cargo", "Royal Gift", and "Royal Commision" respectively.
- The Royal Delivery is 1 of 3 spells that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Giant Snowball and Clone. Unlike the Royal Delivery card, the Royal Deliveries in this game mode can knockback enemy troops.
- The deploy sound of the Royal Recruit spawned from the Royal Delivery is different to the one of the Royal Recruits spawned from the Royal Recruits card. Instead, it shares the same deploy sound with the Royal Recruit's Evolution.
- In the card's description, the "The empty box is also handy for espionage" line is likely a reference to Metal Gear Solid.
- Although not available as a spell, the Royal Delivery reappear as Royale King's active ability in Squad Busters.
- Despite other cards that spawn Royal Recruits having 2 Star Levels, the Royal Delivery only has 1 Star Level.




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