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The Knight is a Common card that is unlocked in the Training Camp. It spawns one single-target, ground-targeting, melee, and ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. The Knight takes the appearance of a man who has brown eyes, a blond-colored mustache and eyebrows, and wears chain mail and a chestplate, a team-colored sash and a belt, and brown shoes with metal plates on them, while wielding a saber as his weapon. A Knight card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Knight" comes from the German "Knecht", meaning "servant or vassal". Originally, knights were associated with mounted warriors, later being considered a class of lower nobility, until eventually, knighthood had become associated with the ideals of chivalry, a code of conduct for the perfect courtly Christian warrior. Often, a knight was a vassal who served as an elite fighter or a bodyguard for a lord, with payment in the form of land holdings. The Knight is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, 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.
• The Knight is 1 of 7 cards that are already unlocked for the player when they start playing the game, the others being Minions, Archers, Arrows, Tower Princess, Giant, and Fireball. Despite this, the game recognizes that those cards are unlocked in the Training Camp. In the tutorial, the Knight is the first card that the player is told to use.
• The Knight is the 1 of the 4 cards have both Evolution and Hero form, the others being Valkyrie, Musketeer and Wizard.
• The Knight is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Prince, and Balloon.
• The Knight is one of the first troops to be featured in a Loading Screen, alongside the Goblins, Skeletons, and Prince.
• The Knight is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside Archers, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Knight is 1 of 10 troops that have been featured under the Special Delivery ruler ability, the others being Skeleton Barrel, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Musketeer, Wizard, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Golem, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• From his description, it is implied that the Knight and the Barbarians are distant cousins, due to their physical similarities, especially the color of their hair and mustaches. Coincidentally, both the Knight and the Barbarians are voice acted by John Mondelli. However, in the Dutch language setting of the game, the Knight is said to be the Barbarian's nephew. According to John Mondelli, the Knight has a French accent. The Electro Wizard and the Lumberjack are also voice acted by John Mondelli.
• The Knight is featured in non-Clash games. More specifically: The Knight is featured as a pin in Brawl Stars, resembling the Knight Cheer Emote. While not available as a character, the Knight's sounds, along with Barbarians', Wizard's, and the Dark Prince's, were featured in the Clash Royale Theme song in Beatstar.
• When the Knight is defeated, his metallic sword falls to the ground, with the blade slightly buried into it. The other units that drop items upon death are Rascal Boy, Mega Minion, Dark Prince, Executioner, Mega Knight, Sparky, Fisherman, Super Knight, Golden Knight, and the Little Prince.
• The Knight is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Knight is the subject of a few Clan badges. The Knight is the subject of 2 Emotes. The Knight is the subject of a few Battle Banner frames.
• The Knight was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Knight was featured in the winning deck of the King's Cup II Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin. The Knight was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2019 Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin. The Knight was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2020 Tournament, by a player called Ruben.

What it looks like

The Archers is a Common card that is unlocked in the Training Camp. It spawns two single-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, and ground troops with low hitpoints and low damage, deployed in a horizontal line. The Archers take the appearance of women who have blue eyes, deep pink eyebrows and short hair with side bangs, are barefoot, and wear golden bands on their arms, team-colored capes, lime-colored tunics, and a team-colored belt with a buckle, along with a bag and a quiver around their waists and on their backs respectively, while wielding a recurve bow with team-colored stabilizers as their weapon, and having arrows with team-colored fletchings and a team-colored point as their ammunition. An Archers card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Archer" comes from the Latin "arcus", meaning bow. The practice of archery was first developed in Africa by the later Middle Stone Age (approx. 70,000 years ago). It is documented as part of warfare and hunting from the classical period until the late medieval period when it was made obsolete by the increased use of firearms. The bow that Archers use in battle is a recurve bow. The Archers are 1 of 10 cards associated with archery, with the others being the Arrows, Tower Princess, X-Bow, Princess, Magic Archer, Super Magic Archer, Super Archers, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• The Archers are 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being the Minions, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Archers resemble the Level 1 Archer from Clash of Clans. Their Star Level 2 skin grants them a tiara similar to the Level 7 Archer in Clash of Clans. Archers in Clash Royale share a similar deploy sound effect with their Clash of Clans counterpart. In Clash of Clans, the Archers' movement speed is high, whereas in Clash Royale, their movement speed is moderate.
• The Archers are 1 of 7 cards that are already unlocked for the player when they start playing the game, the others being the Minions, Knight, Arrows, Tower Princess, Giant, and Fireball. Despite this, the game recognizes that those cards are unlocked in the Training Camp.
• The Archers are one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Archers are one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• Even though the card spawns 2 Archers, the card render displays only 1 Archer.
• From the Firecracker's description, it is implied that the Firecracker used to be an Archer.
• It's unknown why the Archers have a small pouch on her belt, though it's most likely there to store supplies, such as bowstrings and water.
• Despite wearing a quiver filled with arrows, the Archers don't take the arrows out of her quiver when performing an attack.
• In Fisherman's Float, Shipwreck Island, and Island Arena, Archers can be seen sitting in the audience.
• The Archers are featured in non-Clash games. More specifically: The Archers, along with the Goblins, Barbarians, Elite Barbarians, and P.E.K.K.A., were featured as a monster in Puzzles and Dragons, in a dungeon called Clash of Clans Dungeon. The Archers, along with the Goblins, Barbarians, Wizard, Hog Rider, Battle Healer, Witch, Miner, Ice Wizard, and Bandit, are featured as a Squaddie in Squad Busters.
• The Archers, along with the Goblins, Barbarians, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Musketeer, Giant, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, Prince, and Night Witch, are featured as a sticker in iMessage, in a sticker pack called Clash Theater. Also, along with the Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Musketeer, Wizard, Witch, Prince, and Princess, they are featured in the Clash-A-Rama sticker pack.

What it looks like

The Giant is a Rare card that is unlocked in the Training Camp. It spawns a single-target, building-targeting, melee, and ground troop with very high hitpoints and high damage. The Giant takes the appearance of a colossal humanoid creature who has blue eyes, bushy orange eyebrows and mutton chops, and no hair on his head, wearing a large, brown coat made of cloth with a team-colored patch on its front and back, a team-colored belt, and dark brown pants. A Giant card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Giant is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Giant resembles the Level 1-2 Giant from Clash of Clans. His Star Level 2 skin resembles the Level 5 Giant from Clash of Clans. The Giant is 1 of 5 troops to have Giant in their name, The others being Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Royal Giant, Electro Giant, and of course, Giant.
• The Giant is 1 of 7 cards that are already unlocked for the player when they start playing the game, the others being the Minions, Archers, Knight, Arrows, Tower Princess, and Fireball. Despite this, the game recognizes that those cards are unlocked in the Training Camp.
• The Giant is one of the first troops to be featured in Clash-A-Rama, alongside the Minions, Goblins, and Barbarians.
• The Giant is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Musketeer, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Prince, and Balloon.
• The Giant is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Giant is 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Sparky, and Royal Ghost. He is the first troop to be featured with a buff.
• The Giant is 1 of 3 troops that has had its Melee range classification changed, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A. and P.E.K.K.A..
• According to The Art of Supercell, the Giant was originally supposed to be blue.
• The Giant shares the first part of his description with the Golem.
• The Giant is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays him and applause when he's destroyed, the others include Royal Giant, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Golem, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• The Giant, along with the Goblins, Barbarians, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., and the Archer Queen, was featured as a non-playable opponent in Chess.
• The Giant, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Musketeer, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, Prince, and Night Witch, is featured as a sticker in iMessage, in a sticker pack called Clash Theater.

What it looks like

The Minions is a Common card that is unlocked in the Training Camp. It spawns three single-target, air-targeting, short-ranged, and air troops with low hitpoints and low damage, deployed in a triangular formation. The Minions take the appearance of small, light blue gargoyles with team-colored eyes, an underbite, two large, team-colored horns, two stubby silver wings on their backs, and large hands and legs with vicious-looking claws covered in Dark Elixir, while wearing two team-colored bands on their arms, and producing blackish purple orbs of Dark Elixir as their ammunition. They are also the same as the Minions spawned by the Minion Horde card. A Minions card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Minions' design resembles gargoyles. The gargoyle is a fantasy and horror monster inspired by the gargoyle architectural element. While they were believed in mythology to frighten away evil spirits, the idea of such statues physically coming to life is a more recent notion. They are usually magically animated or transformed stone, but have animal or chimera traits and are often guardians of a place such as a cathedral or castle. They can also be depicted as vessels for demonic possession or as a statue-resembling living species. In the French and Japanese language settings of the game, the Minions' name translates to "Gargoyles".
• The Minions are 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Minions resemble the Level 1-2 Minion from Clash of Clans. Their Star Level 3 skin resembles the Level 7-8 Minion in Clash of Clans. Minions in Clash Royale share an attack sound effect with their Clash of Clans counterpart. In Clash of Clans, their projectile comes from their mouths, however, in Clash Royale, it comes from their fists instead.
• The Minions are 1 of 7 cards that are already unlocked for the player when they start playing the game, the others being Archers, Knight, Arrows, Tower Princess, Giant, and Fireball. Despite this, the game recognizes that those cards are unlocked in the Training Camp.
• The Minions are one of the first troops to be featured in Clash-A-Rama, alongside the Goblins, Barbarians, and Giant.
• The Minions are one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Archers, Knight, Sperar Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Prince, and Balloon.
• In the card's description, the "Roses are red, Minions are blue" line is from the classic love poem starting "Roses are red, Violets are blue". In the Spanish, Japanese, and Portuguese language settings of the game, the Minions' card description says "It is a bird? It is a plane? No, it's a super minion!", which is a reference to Superman. In the Korean language setting of the game, the Minions' card description says "fly like butterflies, sting like bees", which is a reference to a quote mentioned by Muhammad Ali.
• The Minion Horde's description describes 3 Minions as a crowd, while six as a horde for obvious reasons.
• The Minions' description says that the regular Minions are "unarmored", which hinted at the addition of the Mega Minion, an armored Minion. According to a Clash-A-Rama comic strip, a Minion is the Mega Minion's child.
• The Minions appear to have an underbite, similar to the Guards, Giant Skeleton, Lava Hound, and the Super Lava Hound.
• The Minions in the card image are darker in skin color compared to the Minion Horde. They also appear to be wearing indigo gloves, as opposed to the burgundy gloves worn by the Minion Horde. They also seem to have team-colored eyes in battle, instead of purple eyes like on their card.
• Using the Minions card to summon 6 Minions would cost 6 Elixir, whereas using the Minion Horde card to summon 6 Minions costs 5 Elixir.
• The Minions, along with the Mini P.E.K.K.A., Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.

What it looks like

The Arrows is a Common card that is unlocked in the Training Camp. It is an area-damage air-targeting spell with a large radius, high speed, and low damage that deals damage in 3 sets of volleys. The Arrows take the appearance of objects consisting of a medium-sized shaft, red fletchings, and shiny metal points. An Arrows card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Arrows are 1 of 10 cards associated with archery, with the others being Archers, Tower Princess, X-Bow, Princess, Magic Archer, Super Magic Archer, Super Archers, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince. The Arrows, Archers, and the Tower Princess are the only cards associated with archery that are unlocked in Training Camp. In the Japanese and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Arrows' name translates to "Rain of Arrows". In the Chinese language setting of the game, it is revealed that the barrage consists of 10,000 arrows.
• The Arrows are 1 of 7 cards that are already unlocked for the player when they start playing the game, the others being Minions, Archers, Knight, Tower Princess, Giant, and Fireball. Despite this, the game recognizes that those cards are unlocked in the Training Camp.
• The Arrows are one of the first spell cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Zap, Fireball, and Rocket.
• The Arrows are one of the first spells to be featured in a Loading Screen, alongside the Fireball and Rocket.
• The Arrows are one of the first spells to receive a card render, alongside the Rocket and Barbarian Barrel.
• The Arrows' card render is identical to its card image.
• Although not available as a spell, the Arrows reappear as Archer's active ability in Squad Busters. In Clash Royale, it is called "Arrows", but in Squad Busters, it is called "Arrow Volley".
• The Arrows are the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Arrows are the subject of a few Clan badges. The Arrows are the subject of an Emote.
• The Arrows were featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Arrows were featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale Helsinki Tournament, by a player called Jason. The Arrows were featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2023 Tournament, by a player called Mugi. The Arrows were featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2024 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light.
• The initial balance change for Arrows on the 4/3/2025 Balance Update was a Crown Tower Damage decrease to 10% (from 25%), but it was changed to an Area Radius decrease last minute.
• Before the Arrows' card release, Arrows' Damage were increased by 9%.

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The Fireball is a Rare card that is unlocked in the Training Camp. It is an area-damage, air-targeting spell with a medium radius and high damage that also inflicts knockback. It is a large ball of fire. A Fireball card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• While not available as a spell in Clash of Clans, the Fireball reappears there as a hero equipment for the Grand Warden.
• The Fireball is 1 of 7 cards that is already unlocked for the player when they start playing the game, the others being the Minions, Archers, Knight, Arrows, Tower Princess, and Giant. Despite this, the game recognizes that those cards are unlocked in the Training Camp.
• The Fireball is one of the first spell cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Arrows, Zap, and Rocket.
• The Fireball is one of the first spells to be featured in a Loading Screen, alongside the Arrows and Rocket.
• The first part of Fireball's description is a reference to the Clash of Clans Magic commercial.
• Although not available as a spell, the Fireball reappears as Wizard's active ability in Squad Busters. In Clash Royale, it is simply called "Fireball", but in Squad Busters, it is called "Mega Fireball".
• The Fireball was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Fireball was featured in the winning deck of the The Crown Duel Tournament, by a player called Backstabx. The Fireball was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2018 Tournament, by a player called Lciop. The Fireball was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2020 Tournament, by a player called Ruben.

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The Mini P.E.K.K.A. is a Rare card that is unlocked in the Training Camp. It spawns one single-target, ground-targeting, melee, and ground troop with high hitpoints and extremely high damage. The Mini P.E.K.K.A. takes the appearance of a robot-like troop smaller than the P.E.K.K.A. who wears a dark steel blue armor with two team-colored horns, spikes on his arms, and a single eye, while wielding a smaller version of the P.E.K.K.A.'s metal sword as his weapon. A Mini P.E.K.K.A. card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Mini P.E.K.K.A.'s name derives from the Finnish name for "Peter", which in turn comes from the Greek name "Petros", meaning stone.
• The acronym for P.E.K.K.A. didn't officially stand for anything in particular originally. Supercell held a Facebook contest on 22 August 2012 to see who could come up with the best written-out name for P.E.K.K.A as judged by the number of likes the comment received. The name "Perfectly Enraged Knight Killer of Assassins" was the winner. The person who submitted the acronym was called Víctor in the Facebook announcement.
• The Mini P.E.K.K.A. is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• He is 1 of 3 troops that are “miniature” versions of another troop in Clash of Clans, the others being the Baby Dragon and Electro Dragon. They are a smaller version of P.E.K.K.A., Dragon, and Electro Dragon, respectively. In the Arabic, Thai, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Mini P.E.K.K.A.'s name translates to "Small P.E.K.K.A.", "Tiny P.E.K.K.A.", and "Little P.E.K.K.A." respectively. According to a Clash-A-Rama comic strip, the Mini P.E.K.K.A. is the P.E.K.K.A.'s child.
• The Mini P.E.K.K.A. is 1 of 10 troops that have been featured under the Special Delivery ruler ability, the others being Knight, Skeleton Barrel, Musketeer, Wizard, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Golem, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Mini P.E.K.K.A. is 1 of 3 troops that have had its Melee range classification changed, the others being Giant and P.E.K.K.A..
• The Mini P.E.K.K.A.'s gender has been confirmed as male, as the Mini P.E.K.K.A. commercial referred to Mini P.E.K.K.A. as "he" and "him", despite being based on a female troop, the P.E.K.K.A.. The Clash of Clans Facebook account erroneously referred to the Mini P.E.K.K.A. as a she in a post.
• His description is a reference to the Clash of Clans P.E.K.K.A. commercial. Even though his description states that the Arena is a butterfly-free zone, a butterfly can be seen flying in the Training Camp picture, and butterflies fly in Rascal's Hideout.
• The Mini P.E.K.K.A., along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, Lava Hound, and the Skeleton King, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• The Mini P.E.K.K.A., along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Ice Spirit, Musketeer, Giant, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, Prince, and Night Witch, is featured as a sticker in iMessage, in a sticker pack called Clash Theater. Also, along with the Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Musketeer, Wizard, Witch, Prince, and Princess, he is also featured in the Clash-A-Rama sticker pack.
• The Mini P.E.K.K.A. has a passion towards pancakes. His passion of pancakes is referenced a few times: When deployed, the Mini P.E.K.K.A. will say "Pancakes". A tweet by the Clash Royale official Twitter account which had a real life Mini P.E.K.K.A standing next to a Giant Skeleton, with the caption "Who wants pancakes?". The trailer for the Crown Duel tournament shows a man eating pancakes while the Mini P.E.K.K.A's deploy sound plays. In an Emote trailer depicting him for his Emotes. The PANCAKES! Arena that was featured during Season 37, Mini P.E.K.K.A.'s Dream. The Mini P.E.K.K.A.'s card render depicts a pancake on Mini P.E.K.K.A.'s head. The Pancaked Decoration saying "It's rude to throw a pancake at somebody. Unless that somebody is Mini P.E.K.K.A!". His description in Merge Tactics which says "A lightly armored heavy hitter with a soft spot for pancakes". His Hero form, its card image, and its ability ability depicts pancakes. Its description also says "Hero Mini P.E.K.K.A has finally perfected his pancake recipe by speeding up cooking time with each attack! Stacks on stacks on stacks!" and its ability's decription says "Eats pancakes to level up. The longer you wait, the more pancakes he cooks!".
• The Furnace's description could be a reference towards the Mini P.E.K.K.A. since the Mini P.E.K.K.A. says "Pancakes" when he is deployed in the Arena.

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The Musketeer is a Rare card that is unlocked in the Training Camp. It spawns one single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged, and ground troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. The Musketeer takes the appearance of a woman who has blue eyes and purple coiffed curly hair and eyebrows, and wears a steel blue tunic with a team-colored cloth on it, a team-colored cape, a metal helmet with a team-colored feather and a tiny crater on it, a belt, a metal shoulder pad, and brown boots, while carrying a blunderbuss-styled musket as her weapon with dark gray spheres as her ammunition. A Musketeer card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The musket is a muzzle-loaded long gun that appeared as a smoothbore weapon in the early 16th century, at first as a heavier variant of the arquebus, capable of penetrating plate armour. By the mid-16th century, this type of musket gradually disappeared as the use of heavy armour declined, but muskets continued as the generic term for smoothbore long guns until the mid-19th century. In turn, this style of musket was retired in the 19th century when rifles became common.
• The Musketeer card could be a reference to the fourth Musketeer in the novel "The Three Musketeers", D'Artagnan, who was never considered to be in the group.
• The Musketeer is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Prince, and Balloon.
• The Musketeer is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Musketeer is 1 of 10 troops that have been featured under the Special Delivery ruler ability, the others being Knight, Skeleton Barrel, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Wizard, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Golem, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Musketeer is 1 of 23 cards that have had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The Musketeer wears a cape in her card image, but not in battle.
• In the Arabic language setting of the game, the Musketeer is revealed to be a knight.
• The Musketeer, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Wizard, Hog Rider, Battle Healer, Witch, Miner, Ice Wizard, and Bandit, is featured as a Squaddie in Squad Busters.
• The Musketeer, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Giant, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, Prince, and Night Witch, is featured as a sticker in iMessage, in a sticker pack called Clash Theater. Also, along with the Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Mini P.E.K.K.A., Wizard, Witch, Prince, and Princess, she is also featured in the Clash-A-Rama sticker pack.
• "Boomstick" may be a reference to the horror movie Army of Darkness.
• The Musketeer's deployment shares the same sound effects as the Hunter's attack load sound.

What it looks like

The Goblins is a Common card that is unlocked from Goblin Stadium (Arena 1). It spawns four very fast, single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troops with low hitpoints and low damage. Their deployment is in a square formation. The Goblins take the appearance of small, green creatures with pointy ears, green eyes, dark green eyebrows, amber sclerae, and a large peach nose, while carrying daggers and wearing team-colored suspenders and wristbands, along with brown pants and shoes. They are also the same as those spawned by the Goblin Barrel, Goblin Gang, Goblin Drill, Party Hut, Goblin Curse, Evolved Mortar, and the Evolved Goblin Giant. A Goblins card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. In the German and Dutch language setting of the game, the Goblins' name translates to "Kobolds". In the Spanish, Arabic, and Vietnamese language setting of the game, the Goblins' name translates to "Duendes", "Ghouls", and "Leprechauns" respectively. The Goblins, Spear Goblins, Goblin Cage, and Goblin Hut are the only cards associated with Goblins that are unlocked in Goblin Stadium.
• The Goblins are 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. In Clash of Clans, they carried a small bag which was designed to steal resources. Despite their origins, the Goblins carry daggers as weapons, rather than bags for loot as they no longer directly steal loot, nor do they prioritise Elixir Collectors over other targets. Their Star Level 3 Skin grants them a dark red mohawk similar to the Level 6 Goblin in Clash of Clans.
• The Goblins are 1 of 3 troops which can be spawned by a troop (Goblins/Goblin Gang/Evolved Goblin Giant), a spell (Goblin Barrel), and a building (Goblin Drill). The others are Skeletons and Barbarians.
• The Goblins are one of the first troops to be featured in Clash-A-Rama, alongside the Minions, Barbarians, and Giant.
• The Goblins are one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Goblins are one of the first troops to be featured in a Loading Screen, alongside the Knight, Skeletons, and Prince.
• The Goblins are one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Goblins are one of the first cards to be featured in the Season Shop, alongside the Goblin Cage and Goblin Giant.
• Even though the card spawns 4 Goblins, the card render displays only 1 Goblin.
• In their description the word “unarmored” may be hinting at a new card. It is also a reference to the Minions and how it has the sentence and the Mega Minion was eventually released.
• Goblins are similar to Spear Goblins. However, take note they are not ranged and have to run up to a target to melee. Goblins also have significantly more health and damage than Spear Goblins, despite not looking muscular, like the Spear Goblins do.
• The first Trainer the player battles in the Training Camp uses 2 cards, one of them being Goblins, and the other being Skeletons.

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The Spear Goblins is a Common card that is unlocked from the Goblin Stadium (Arena 1). It spawns three very fast, single-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troops with low hitpoints and low damage. Their deployment is in a triangle formation. They resemble normal Goblins, but are taller and thinner, have sharper elven ears and side hair, wear team-colored bandanas and belts, have team-colored spear cases tied to their backs with a rope, and always have a wooden spear in their hands with a team-colored rope tied on top. They are also the same as those spawned by the Goblin Hut, Goblin Gang, Goblin Giant, and the Party Hut. A Spear Goblins card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. In the German and Dutch language setting of the game, the Spear Goblins' name translates to "Spear Kobolds". In the Spanish, Arabic, and Vietnamese language setting of the game, the Spear Goblins' name translates to "Duendes with Spears", "Spear Ghouls", and "Spear Throwing Leprechauns" respectively. The Spear Goblins are 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Curse, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• Spear throwing is believed to have been in use by Homo Sapiens since the Upper Paleolithic, at around 30,000 years ago. Most stratified European finds come from the Magdalenian. In this period, elaborate pieces, often in the form of animals, are common. The earliest reliable data concerning atlatls have come from several caves in France dating to the Upper Paleolithic, about 21,000 to 17,000 years ago. The earliest known example is a 17,500-year-old Solutrean atlatl made of reindeer antler, found at Combe Saunière (Dordogne), France. Spear throwing was later supplemented by the bow and arrow in the Epi-Paleolithic, until it was added to the Ancient Olympic Games as part of the pentathlon in 708 BC. The Spear Goblins' spears can be seen on the Trophy Road as a decoration. A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Gary and uses an spear-related card in their deck which is Spear Goblins. This is a reference to the name origin of the name "Gary", which means "spear king".
• The Spear Goblins are 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch.
• The Spear Goblins are one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Spear Goblins are 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Stun Attack buff, the others being Witch and Executioner.
• Their Star Level 3 Skin grants them a red mohawk similar to the Level 6 Goblin in Clash of Clans.
• Out of all Emotes with Goblins as a subject, 1 Emote has a Goblin wearing a bandana, and can be safely assumed to be a Spear Goblin.
• The Spear Goblins were featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Spear Goblins were featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale Helsinki Tournament, by a player called Jason. The Spear Goblins were featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2020 Tournament, by a player called Ruben.
• On 1/4/2019, a Clash Royale tweet on Twitter showcased a fake Spear Goblins balance change. The Spear Gobins would gain a 4th Spear Goblin that would be able to deal Area Damage. However, it never made it into the game.

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The Goblin Cage is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Goblin Stadium (Arena 1). It spawns a building with moderate hitpoints. When defeated, it will spawn a Goblin Brawler, which is a fast, single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. It appears to be a wooden cage with four metal supports, a lock on the front, and a pair of bars at each side, while the Goblin Brawler appears as a larger, buff Goblin with a unibrow, white bands tied on his hands, and tattoos printed on his back and arms. He is also the same as that spawned by the Party Hut. A Goblin Cage card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. In the German and Dutch language settings of the game, the Goblin Cage's name translates to "Kobold Cage". In the Spanish, Italian, Russian, Arabic, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Goblin Cage's name translates to "Strongman's Cage", "Cage for Goblins", "Cage with Goblin", "Ghoul Cage", and "Leprechaun Cage" respectively. The Goblin Cage is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Curse, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• The Goblin Brawler is inspired by a goblin prisoner character in the Clash-A-Rama episode "Giant vs. Giant Problem". In Clash Royale, the Goblin Brawler was imprisoned by the Goblins due to being too violent, as seen in a short.
• The Goblin Cage is one of the first building cards to receive a card render, alongside the Mortar, Tesla, and Goblin Hut.
• The Goblin Cage is one of the first cards to be featured in the Season Shop, alongside the Goblins and Goblin Giant.
• The Goblin Brawler is 1 of 7 troops that has had its movement speed classification changed, the others being Skeleton Barrel, Elite Barbarians, Suspicious Bush, Cannon Cart, Lumberjack, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Goblin Brawler resembles the Sneaky Goblin from Clash of Clans, although he has different clothing on.
• Its Star Level 3 Skin grants the Goblin Brawler a red mohawk similar to the Level 6 Goblin in Clash of Clans.
• A broken Goblin Cage can be seen on the Trophy Road as a decoration.
• The tattoo on Goblin Brawler's back appears to be a Healer, a troop from Clash of Clans.
• The Goblin Cage has been featured with multiple buffs. More specifically: The Goblin Cage is 1 of 2 buildings that has been featured with a Shield Boost buff, the other being Goblin Hut. The Goblin Cage is the only building that has been featured with a Death Spawn buff.
• The Goblin Brawler, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters. In Squad Busters, he is called "Uncaged Goblin", but in Clash Royale, he is called "Goblin Brawler".
• Gold Crates have an appearance similar to the Goblin Cage.

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The Goblin Hut is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Goblin Stadium (Arena 1). It spawns a single-target, long-ranged, building with high hitpoints. Every 2.2 seconds, the Goblin Hut will summon a Spear Goblin when an enemy is within range. When defeated, it will also spawn a Spear Goblin. It appears as a wooden hut on a stone foundation with a thatched roof that has a team-colored chimney on top, which is surrounded by wooden planks on each side, two horns protruding from the sides, three spears near the entrance, two on the right and one on the left, with a rope tied to each of them, and a small team-colored skull at the bottom used as a decoration. A Goblin Hut card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. In the German and Dutch language setting of the game, the Goblin Hut's name translates to "Kobold Hut". In the Spanish, Norwegian, Arabic, Finnish, and Vietnamese language setting of the game, the Goblin Hut's name translates to "Duende Hut", "Goblin Cabin", "Ghoul Hut", "Goblin Lodge", and "Leprechaun Tent" respectively. The Goblin Hut is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Giant, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Curse, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• The Goblin Hut is 1 of 7 buildings which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Inferno Tower, Elixir Collector, and X-Bow. The Goblin Hut resembles its respective counterpart from the Single Player Campaign, in Clash of Clans. However, in Clash of Clans, the Goblin Hut does not spawn Spear Goblins or any troop for that matter.
• While not available as a building in Squad Busters, the Goblin Hut reappears there as a decoration.
• The Goblin Hut is one of the first building cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Cannon, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, and Barbarian Hut.
• The Goblin Hut is one of the first building cards to receive a card render, alongside the Mortar, Tesla, and Goblin Cage.
• The Goblin Hut is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• Its Star Level 3 Skin grants the Spear Goblins a red mohawk similar to the Level 6 Goblin in Clash of Clans.
• In the Clash Royale Goblin Hut commercial, it is revealed what apparently goes on inside the Goblin Hut: a Goblin dance party.
• The Goblin Hut can be seen on the Trophy Road as a decoration.
• During Clan Wars, a Goblin Hut appears at the bottom-left side of the river, giving the player statistics about Clan War mechanics when tapped on.
• The Goblin Hut is 1 of 2 buildings that has been featured with a Shield Boost buff, the other being Goblin Cage.
• The Goblin Hut is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing sub-mode of the Global Spell game mode, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart.

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The Skeletons is a Common card that is unlocked from the Bone Pit (Arena 2). It spawns three fast, single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troops with very low hitpoints and very low damage. Their deployment is in a triangle formation. They appear as small undead creatures with a skull that lacks a lower jaw and has a scar on the left eye and wield short swords. They are also the same as those spawned by the Witch, Tombstone, Skeleton Barrel, Skeleton Army, Graveyard, and the Super Witch. A Skeletons card costs 1 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Skeleton" comes from the Greek "σκελετός" (skeletós), meaning dried up or withered. The Skeletons, Bomber, and Tombstone are the only cards associated with Skeletons that are unlocked in Bone Pit.
• The Skeletons are 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. It is the only troop that is only available as a sub-troop in Clash of Clans.
• The Skeletons are 1 of 3 troops which can be spawned by a troop (Skeletons/Skeleton Army), a spell (Graveyard), and a building (Tombstone). The others are Goblins and Barbarians. Skeletons spawn from more cards than any other troop, being able to spawn from a total of 8 cards.
• The Skeletons, along with Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Ice Spirit, Warmth, Heal Spirit, and Heal, are the cheapest cards, costing 1 Elixir. The Skeletons were the first 1-Elixir card to be added in the game.
• The Skeletons are tied with Bats and Suspicious Bush for the lowest hitpoints of all troops, with 119 hitpoints at Level 15, and 32 hitpoints at Level 1. Guards also have the same hitpoints, however, they come with a shield.
• The Skeletons are one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Skeletons are one of the first troops to be featured in a Loading Screen, alongside the Knight, Goblins, and Prince.
• The Skeletons are one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Skeletons are one of the first troop cards to receive a Card Evolution, alongside the Barbarians, Royal Giant, and Firecracker.
• The Skeletons are 1 of 9 troops that have the same sprite for both players, the others are Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Bats, Ice Spirit, Heal Spirit, Elixir Blob, Phoenix, and Lava Pup.
• Even though the card spawns 3 Skeletons, the card render displays only 1 Skeleton.
• The Skeletons are 1 of 4 troops which can defeat themselves in one attack, the others being Bats, Firecracker and Wall Breakers.

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The Bomber is a Common card that is unlocked from the Bone Pit (Arena 2). It spawns an area-damage, ground-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with low hitpoints and high damage. He appears to be a Wall Breaker that carries a black bomb and wears a team-colored aviator hat with gold-rimmed aviation goggles and gloves. A Bomber card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Bomb" and by extension "Bomber" come from the Greek "βόμβος" (bómbos), meaning booming or buzzing, referring to the sound that bombs do when they explode. Bombs were first invented in China during the ninth century. Initialy, they were made with ceramic material along with gunpowder, however, they were later changed to cast-iron shells with the Thunder crash bomb during the twelfth century.
• The Bomber is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. The Bomber's card render is taken from his Clash of Clans counterpart's render.
• The Bomber is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Guards, Skeleton Army, Witch, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Graveyard, Super Witch, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons. A Loading Screen Hint relevant to the Bomber reads "One day, Wall Breakers realized that they could do a lot more damage if they THREW the bomb rather than sat beside it. Imagine that...". This may be a reference to his creation as a ranged counterpart to the Wall Breaker in Clash of Clans. In the Japanese language setting of the game, the Giant Skeleton's description refers to how the Bomber is a tiny skeleton carrying a much smaller bomb. The Bomber, Skeletons, and Tombstone are the only cards associated with Skeletons that are unlocked in Bone Pit.
• The Bomber is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Bomber is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Bomber is 1 of 2 troops that has been featured with a Knockback Attack buff, the other being Skeleton Dragons.
• The Bomber is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The Bomber throws 1 bomb in-game, holds 3 bombs in his card render, and has 2 visible bombs in his card image.
• The Bomber, along with the Minions, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters. An ice variant and a lava variant for the Bomber are also featured as a monster in Squad Buster.
• The Bomber is the subject of 2 Emotes.
• The Bomber was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2024 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light.
• On 1/10/2018, the Bomber was supposed to receive a cost decrease to 2 Elixir (from 3 Elixir), and a 33% hitpoints decrease, but this change was pulled back last minute.

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The Tombstone is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Bone Pit (Arena 2). It spawns a building with moderate hitpoints. Every 3.5 seconds, the Tombstone will passively summon a group of two Skeletons, with a 0.5 seconds delay from each other. When destroyed, it will also spawn four Skeletons. It appears as a coffin with a mounted gravestone that has a skull and a bone printed on it and a wooden plank located on both sides serving as a trapdoor, and emits a team-colored glow. A Tombstone card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Tombstone's appearance is inspired by the Halloween Headstone obstacle from Clash of Clans.
• The Tombstone is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Bomb Tower, Guards, Skeleton Army, Witch, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Graveyard, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons. In the Arabic and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Tombstone's name translates to "Headstone". In the Norwegian, Korean, Chinese, and Thai language settings of the game, the Tombstone's name translates to "Gravestone", "Skull Tomb", "Skull Tombstone", and "Grave Marker" respectively. The Tombstone, Bomber, and Skeletons are the only cards associated with Skeletons that are unlocked in Bone Pit. Despite other cards that spawn Skeletons having 3 Star Levels, the Tombstone only has 2 Star Levels. This trait is also shared with the Witch.
• The Tombstone, along with the Cannon, are the cheapest buildings, costing 3 Elixir.
• The Tombstone's stats are the highest or lowest among all buildings. More specifically: The Tombstone has the lowest hitpoints of all buildings, with 772 hitpoints at Level 15, and 250 hitpoints at Level 3. This Tombstone loses the least hitpoints per second of all buildings, with 25.7 hitpoints per second at Level 15, and 8.3 hitpoints per second at Level 3.
• The Tombstone is one of the first buidling cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Cannon, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, and Barbarian Hut.
• The Tombstone is the only building that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode. The Tombstone in the Troop Rush game mode had 1,200 hitpoints (instead of 250), a spawn speed of 5 seconds (instead of 4 seconds), a first spawn speed of 2 seconds (instead of instant), a lifetime of 20 seconds (instead of 30 seconds), and it would spawn a Royal Ghost after death instead of Skeletons. There was also a larger Tombstone with 2,500 hitpoints, that did not lose hitpoints, would spawn 3 Guards every 15 seconds, and would spawn a Skeleton King after death.
• The Tombstone is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing sub-mode of the Global Spell game mode, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart.
• On 1/4/2016, certain Content Creators were given a different version of the game, with a Tombstone that visually looked larger and would spawn Giant Skeletons instead of Skeletons.
• The Tombstone was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Tombstone was featured in the winning deck of the King's Cup Tournament, by a player called TMD YAOYAO. The Tombstone was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2018 Tournament, by a player called Lciop.
• Before the Tombstone's card release, the Tombstone's spawn time interval was decreased to 2.95 seconds (from 3.95 seconds), and its Skeletons' hitpoints and damage were increased by 8%.

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The Valkyrie is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Bone Pit (Arena 2). It spawns an area-damage, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. The Valkyrie attacks by spinning with her axe, damaging all the ground troops surrounding her in a 360° area of effect. She resembles a woman who bears orange hair and eyebrows, have blue eyes, wields a double-sided axe, wears a team-colored suit, wristbands and boots, and attacks with a powerful whirl of her axe. A Valkyrie card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• In Norse mythology, valkyries collect spirits of the dead to take to Valhalla, one of the Norse afterlives. Most depictions show them riding on horseback or may have wings, however, in Clash Royale, they do not ride horses or fly and instead travel on foot.
• The Valkyrie is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Valkyrie resembles the Level 5 Valkyrie from Clash of Clans. Before 7/6/2021, the Valkyrie's card render was taken from her Clash of Clans counterpart's render. The sound effects of the Valkyrie in Clash of Clans were taken from her Clash Royale counterpart. In Clash of Clans, Valkyrie's movement speed is high whereas in Clash Royale, her movement speed is moderate.
• The Valkyrie is tied with Fisherman for the highest first attack speed of all troops, with a first attack speed of 0.1 seconds.
• The Valkyrie is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Valkyrie is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Valkyrie is featured as a skin for Archer Queen in Clash of Clans.
• The Valkyrie, along with the Goblins, Barbarians, Giant, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, and the Archer Queen, were featured as a non-playable opponent in Chess.
• The Valkyrie is the subject of 2 Emotes.
• The Valkyrie was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2022 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light.
• Before the Valkyrie's card release, the Valkyrie' hitpoints were increased by 14%, and her attack time interval was increased to 1.5 seconds (from 1.4 seconds).

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The Barbarians is a Common card that is unlocked from the Barbarian Bowl (Arena 3). It spawns five single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troops with moderate hitpoints and damage. Their deployment is in a star formation. They appear as bare-chested men who wield swords, have blue eyes, blonde eyebrows, close-cropped hair and horseshoe moustaches, and wear a brown kilt and sandals, a team-colored belt with a shield buckle and spiked wristbands. They are also the same as those spawned by the Barbarian Hut, Battle Ram, Barbarian Barrel, and the Barbarian Launcher. A Barbarians card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

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• The word "Barbarian" comes from the Greek "βάρβαρος" (bárbaros), meaning foreign. Dating back to the ancient Greek times, the Greeks referred to non-Greek people as barbarians because the language they spoke sounded to Greeks like gibberish represented by the sounds "bar... bar...". According to a Clash-A-Rama comic strip, the Barbarians follow a career path, with the Barbarians being the second highest ranking ones.
• The Barbarians are 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Barbarians resemble the Level 1-2 Barbarian from Clash of Clans.
• The Barbarians are 1 of 3 troops which can be spawned by a troop (Barbarians/Battle Ram), a spell (Barbarian Barrel), and a building (Barbarian Hut). The others are Goblins and Skeletons.
• The Barbarians are one of the first troops to be featured in Clash-A-Rama, alongside the Minions, Goblins, and Giant.
• The Barbarians are one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Barbarians are one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Barbarians are one of the first troop cards to receive a Card Evolution, alongside the Skeletons, Royal Giant, and Firecracker.
• Even though the card spawns 5 Barbarians, the card render displays only 1 Barbarian.
• The Barbarian bears more than a passing resemblance to Hulk Hogan and Abraham Ford from The Walking Dead TV series.
• From the Knight's description, it is implied that Knight and the Barbarians are distant cousins, due to their physical similarities, especially the color of their hair and mustaches. Coincidentally, both the Knight and Barbarians are voice acted by John Mondelli. The Electro Wizard and the Lumberjack are also voice acted by John Mondelli.
• The Barbarians' swords can be seen on the Trophy Road as a decoration.
• The Barbarians are 1 of 2 troops that has been featured in the Obstacle Course game mode, the other being Fisherman. The Barbarian in the Obstacle Course game mode looked like a rock guitarist player that would boost the speed of incoming troops for a few seconds.

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The Cannon is a Common card that is unlocked from the Barbarian Bowl (Arena 3). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, medium-ranged, building with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. It appears as a large dark metal barrel mounted on a four-legged wooden mount with a metal plate and a crude, with two team-colored ridges, one midway and the other at the rear. A Cannon card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

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• The word "Cannon" comes from the Akkadian word "𒄀" (qanû), meaning reed. Cannons were invented in China during the twelvth century. It was most likely developed in parallel or as an evolution of an earlier gunpowder weapon called the fire lance. Cannons were used for warfare by the late thirteenth century in the Yuan dynasty and spread throughout Eurasia in the fourteenth century. During the late Middle Ages, large and small cannons were developed for siege and field battles. The cannon replaced prior siege weapons such as the trebuchet. After the late Middle Ages, most large cannons were abandoned in favor of greater numbers of lighter, more maneuverable field artillery. The Cannon is 1 of 4 cards associated with cannonry, with the others being Royal Giant, Cannon Cart, and Cannoneer.
• The Cannon is 1 of 7 buildings which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Inferno Tower, Elixir Collector, and X-Bow. The Cannon resembles the old Level 4 Cannon from Clash of Clans.
• While not available as a building in Squad Busters, the Cannon reappears there when spawned by a Cannon Spell.
• The Cannon, along with the Tombstone, are the cheapest buildings, costing 3 Elixir.
• Among all buildings that can attack, the Cannon is tied with Tesla for the shortest range of all buildings, with a range of 5.5 tiles.
• The Cannon is one of the first building cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, and Barbarian Hut.
• The Cannon is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk. The Cannon, the Mortar, and the P.E.K.K.A were the first cards whose Elixir cost was changed since the February 2016 Update. Out of all cards whose Elixir cost was changed, the Cannon has had the largest change in Elixir, with a change of 3 Elixir.
• The Cannon shares the first part of its description with the Tesla.
• Although Cannons themselves can only target ground troops, the King Tower's cannon can target both air and ground troops. This might be because the cannon is elevated on the tower.
• The Cannon is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing sub-mode of the Global Spell game mode, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart.
• The Cannon has received the largest percentage debuff to a singular upgradeable stat out of all cards in the game, with a 55% hitpoints decrease in the February 2016 Update.
• The Cannon has had balance changes that were planned for it but were not added to the game. More specifically: The initial balance change for Cannon on the 4/10/2022 balance changes was a 14% hitpoints decrease, but it was lowered to 8% last minute. The initial balance change for Cannon on the 4/3/2025 balance changes was a 6% damage decrease, but it was changed to an attack time interval increase to 1 second (from 0.9 seconds) last minute.

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The Mega Minion is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Barbarian Bowl (Arena 3). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, melee, air troop with moderate hitpoints and high damage. It appears as an enlarged Minion wearing a set of armor with a mask, chainmail, and a team-colored belt. A Mega Minion card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

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• The design of the Mega Minion resembles gargoyles. The gargoyle is a fantasy and horror monster inspired by the gargoyle architectural element. While they were believed in mythology to frighten away evil spirits, the idea of such statues physically coming to life is a more recent notion. They are usually made of magically animated or transformed stone, but have animal or chimera traits and are often guardians of a place such as a cathedral or castle. They can also be depicted as vessels for demonic possession or as a living species resembling statues. In the French and Japanese language settings of the game, the Mega Minion's name translates to "Mega Gargoyle". In the Arabic, Chinese, Malaysian, Thai, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Mega Minion's name translates to "Giant Minion", "Armored Undead", "Big Minion", "Armored Drone", and "Super Minion" respectively.
• The Mega Minion was the first card to be introduced in the game along with a Special Offer in the Shop.
• The Mega Minion, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• When deployed, the Mega Minion says "Cupcake". However, the Mega Minion's audio is muffled. The Mega Minion is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• When the Mega Minion is defeated, its helmet falls to the ground. The other units that drop items upon death are the Knight, Rascal Boy, Dark Prince, Executioner, Mega Knight, Sparky, Fisherman, Super Knight, Golden Knight, and the Little Prince.
• The Mega Minion is 1 of 10 cards to have an alliterative name, the others being the Royal Recruits, Goblin Gang, Goblin Giant, Cannon Cart, Barbarian Barrel, Ram Rider, Dagger Duchess, Boss Bandit, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Minions and Minion Horde's descriptions say that the regular Minions are "unarmored", which hinted the addition of the "armored" Mega Minion. According to a Clash-A-Rama comic strip, a Minion is the Mega Minion's child.
• The Mega Minion's health is a little higher than 3 Minions of equivalent level put together, while its damage is slightly lower.
• The grill covering the Mega Minion's mouth is very similar to the visor on the Prince's helmet.
• The Mega Minion's gender has been confirmed as male, as the Mega Minion Emote Supercell Make campaign referred to Mega Minion as "he".
• The Mega Minion is the subject of an Emote. The Mega Minion Mute Emote was created by LordFink on Supercell Make.
• Its range was shown as 2 before the July 2019 Update.

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The Battle Ram is a Rare card that is unlocked from Barbarian Bowl (Arena 3). It spawns a single-target, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and high damage. After it travels 3 tiles, it will begin to charge towards its target, and deals double damage if it hits its target whilst charging. Once it reaches a building or it is destroyed, it will break and reveal the two Barbarians underneath. It appears to be a battering ram consisting of a large, thick, heavy log with an attached metal knob at the front and a chain at the back carried by two Barbarians underneath. A Battle Ram card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

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• A battering ram is a siege engine that originated in ancient times and was designed to break open the masonry walls of fortifications or splinter their wooden gates. In its simplest form, a battering ram is just a large, heavy log carried by several people and propelled with force against an obstacle; the ram would be sufficient to damage the target if the log were massive enough and/or it were moved quickly enough. The earliest depiction of a possible battering ram is from the tomb of the 11th Dynasty noble Khety, where a pair of soldiers advance towards a fortress under the protection of a mobile roofed structure, carrying a long pole that may represent a simple battering ram. In the German, Norwegian, Turkish, Indonesian and Finnish language settings of the game, the Battle Ram's name translates to "Battering Ram". In the Japanese, Chinese, Persian, Malaysian, Thai, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Battle Ram's name translates to "Siege Barbarian", "Barbarian Battering Ram", "Battle Tower", "Crasher", "Fight Bumper", and "Castle Breaking Weapon" respectively. The Battle Ram can be seen on the Trophy Road as a decoration.
• The Battle Ram is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. Unlike its counterpart in Clash of Clans, the Battle Ram in Clash Royale spawns 2 Barbarians upon death, instead of 4, and it does not prioritize any specific building.
• The Battle Ram is 1 of 6 cards associated with Barbarians, with the others being Elite Barbarians, Barbarian Launcher, Barbarian Hut, Barbarian Barrel, and of course, Barbarians. It is the only Barbarian-related card to not have the word “Barbarian” in its name. According to a Clash-A-Rama comic strip, the Barbarians follow a career path, with the ones on the Battle Ram being the second lowest ranking ones.
• It is 1 of 5 troops that have a charge, the others being Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, and Ram Rider. It is also the only one that cannot jump over the river. The Battle Ram's charge shares the same sound effects as the Prince's and Raging Prince's, only at a lower pitch.
• The Battle Ram is 1 of 8 troops to die as a part of their attack, the others being the Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Ice Spirit, Skeleton Barrel, Heal Spirit, Suspicious Bush, and Wall Breakers.
• On 12/6/2017, the Battle Ram was supposed to receive a change where fatal damage to the Battle Ram would not deal damage to the Barbarians as well, but this change was pulled back last minute.
• Before the Battle Ram's card release, the Battle Ram was affected by pushback. This was changed in a maintenance break on 2/2/2017, to prepare for the Battle Ram Challenge.

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The Electro Spirit is a Common card that is unlocked from the Spell Valley (Arena 4). It spawns a very fast, single-target, air-targeting, short-ranged, ground troop with low hitpoints and low damage. It launches itself at its target when attacking, destroying itself on impact. If it jumps onto a unit, its attack will arc and strike up to 8 other targets within 4 tiles of each other. It will stun affected troops for 0.5 seconds. Its physical appearance is similar to an Ice Spirit, but its body is violet, and it has a glowing blue spiky moustache. An Electro Spirit card costs 1 Elixir to deploy.

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• The word "Electro" come from the Greek word "ἤλεκτρον" (elektron), meaning amber, referring to its electrostatic capabilities. Electricity was first detected through electric fish from as far back as 2750 BCE where Ancient Egyptian texts described them as the "protectors" of all other fish. At around 600 BCE, Thales of Miletus made a series of observations on static electricity, from which he believed that friction rendered amber magnetic, in contrast to minerals such as magnetite, which needed no rubbing. Thales was incorrect in believing the attraction was due to a magnetic effect, but later science would prove a link between magnetism and electricity. Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist William Gilbert wrote De Magnete, in which he made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the lodestone effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber. In the Spanish, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese, and Thai language settings of the game, the Electro Spirit's name translates to "Electric Spirit". In the Chinese, Persian, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Electro Spirit's name translates to "Thunder Spirit", "Electric Soul", and "Lightning Spirit" respectively. The Electro Spirit is 1 of 11 cards associated with electricity, with the others being Zap, Tesla, Zappies, Electro Dragon, Electro Giant, Lightning, Electro Wizard, Sparky, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein. A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Clemont and uses an electric-related card in their deck which is Electro Spirit. This is a reference to Clemont, a companion of Ash from the anime and Lumiose City Gym Leader.
• The Electro Spirit, along with Skeletons, Fire Spirit, Ice Spirit, Warmth, Heal Spirit, and Heal, are the cheapest cards, costing 1 Elixir.
• The Electro Spirit 1 of 8 troops to die as a part of their attack, the others being the Fire Spirit, Ice Spirit, Skeleton Barrel, Battle Ram, Heal Spirit, Suspicious Bush, and Wall Breakers.
• The Electro Spirit is 1 of 9 troops that have the same sprite for both players, the others are Skeletons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Ice Spirit, Heal Spirit, Elixir Blob, Phoenix, and Lava Pup.
• The Electro Spirit is 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Giant, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Electro Spirit is the only Spirit card that does not deal area damage. Instead it deals chain damage which hits up to 8 targets after its initial launch.
• The description is inaccurate as Electro Spirit does not inflict area damage; it likely refers to the massive count of the multi-hit chain lightning mechanic. The Electro Spirit is 1 of 4 troops that can deal damage to multiple units with one attack without an area damage radius, the others being Hunter, Electro Dragon, and Electro Wizard.
• In Touchdown, if an Electro Spirit jumps into the enemy end zone as it attacks, it does not count as a touchdown. This is because a jumping spirit no longer counts as a troop; it becomes similar to a projectile.
• The Electro Spirit is the subject of an Emote.
• Before the Electro Spirit's card release, the Electro Spirit's damage was decreased by 48%.

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The Skeleton Dragons is a Common card that is unlocked from the Spell Valley (Arena 4). It spawns two fast, area-damage, air-targeting, short-ranged, air troops with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. Their deployment is in a horizontal formation. They appear to be smaller, skeletal versions of the Baby Dragon with team-colored wings, horns and back spikes. A Skeleton Dragons card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

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• The Skeleton Dragons resemble dragons from European cultures. being reptilian legendary creatures, often depicted as winged, horned, and capable of breathing fire. In the Chinese and Persian language settings of the game, the Skeleton Dragons' name translates to "Skeleton Wyverns".
• The word "Skeleton" comes from the Greek "σκελετός" (skeletós), meaning dried up or withered. The Skeleton Dragons is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Guards, Skeleton Army, Witch, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Graveyard, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons. The Skeleton Dragons is 1 of 5 cards associated with Dragons, with the others being Baby Dragon, Inferno Dragon, Electro Dragon, and of course, Skeleton Dragons
• The Skeleton Dragons were designed after a scrapped concept of a singular Skeleton Dragon that would attack with a bomb, as well as the Beta Minions from Clash of Clans.
• The Skeleton Dragons have been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Skeleton Dragons are 1 of 23 troops that have been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk. The Skeleton Dragons are 1 of 4 troops that has been featured in the Dragon Hunt sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Baby Dragon, Electro Dragon, and Inferno Dragon. The Skeleton Dragons are 1 of 2 troops that has been featured with a Knockback Attack buff, the other being Bomber.
• In the card's description, the "They also play a mean rib cage xylophone duet" line is likely a reference to a piece of music called Fossiles (Fossils) of the album "Carnival of the Animals" by Camille Saint-Saëns.
• The skull of the Skeleton Dragons resembles the Halloween Obstacle from Clash of Clans.
• The Skeleton Dragons and Bats are the only troops which have been available outside their card before they were released as cards. In the case of the Skeleton Dragons, they were available as a spawned troop in the Dragon Hunt sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode.
• The Skeleton Dragons, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, Lava Hound, and the Skeleton King, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• The Skeleton Dragons are the subject of 2 Emotes.
• The Skeleton Dragons were featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2023 Tournament, by a player called Mugi.
• Before the Skeleton Dragons' card release, the Skeleton Dragons' area radius was increased to 0.8 tiles (from 0.6 tiles).

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The Fire Spirit is a Common card that is unlocked from the Spell Valley (Arena 4). It spawns a very fast, area-damage, air-targeting, short-ranged, ground troop with low hitpoints and moderate damage. It launches itself at its target when attacking, destroying itself on impact. It resembles a small chunk of flaming coal with hands, legs, and glowing eyes. It is also the same as those spawned by the Furnace. A Fire Spirit card costs 1 Elixir to deploy.

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• While not available as a troop in Clash of Clans, the Fire Spirit reappears there in a few situations. The Fire Spirit is used from one of the Siege Machines, the Flame Flinger. The Fire Spirit is seen on top of the Super Miner's helmet as a lighter. The Firemites (resembles Fire Spirit) is spawned from the Furnace.
• The Fire Spirit, along with Skeletons, Electro Spirit, Ice Spirit, Warmth, Heal Spirit, and Heal, are the cheapest cards, costing 1 Elixir.
• Among all troops with area damage, the Fire Spirit has the largest area damage radius of all troops, with a radius of 2.3 tiles.
• The Fire Spirit is 1 of 8 troops to die as a part of their attack, the others being the Electro Spirit, Ice Spirit, Skeleton Barrel, Battle Ram, Heal Spirit, Suspicious Bush, and Wall Breakers.
• It was the only “Spirit” card to have a spawner building version, which was the Furnace before 4/8/2025.
• The Fire Spirit is 1 of 9 troops that have the same sprite for both players, the others are Skeletons, Electro Spirit, Bats, Ice Spirit, Heal Spirit, Elixir Blob, Phoenix, and Lava Pup.
• In the French, Italian, Portuguese, Malaysian, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Fire Spirit's name translates to "Spirit of Fire". In the Russian, Chinese, and Persian language settings of the game, the Fire Spirit's name translates to "Fiery Spirit", "Flame Spirit" and "Fiery Soul" respectively.
• The Fire Spirit is 1 of 23 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk.
• The Fire Spirit is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• 2 Fire Spirits are featured on the card image of the Rune Giant. Another Fire Spirit is featured on the card image of the Berserker.
• The Fire Spirit's mouth is seen in "The Evolution of Furnace!" video. It's also shown that the Fire Spirit has a feminine voice.
• The Fire Spirit is the only card in English whose name has changed, as a result of its count changing from 3 to 1 in the Summer 2021 Update.

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The Bomb Tower is a Rare card that is unlocked at Spell Valley (Arena 4). It spawns an area-damage, ground-targeting, long-ranged, building with high hitpoints and moderate damage. When defeated, it drops a bomb which explodes after 3 seconds, dealing damage. The building is made of wood, surrounded by steel rams, held together by ropes on the sides, and has a team-colored stripe of paint on it, with a Bomber located at the top. A Bomb Tower card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

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• The word "Bomb" comes from the Greek "βόμβος" (bómbos), meaning booming or buzzing, referring to the sound that bombs do when they explode. Bombs were first invented in China during the ninth century. Initialy, they were made with ceramic material along with gunpowder, however, they were later changed to cast-iron shells with the Thunder crash bomb during the twelve century.
• The Bomb Tower is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Guards, Skeleton Army, Witch, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Graveyard, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons.
• The Bomb Tower is the only building that inspired a building in Clash of Clans.
• Among all buildings with area damage, the Bomb Tower has the smallest area damage radius of all buildings, with a radius of 1.5 tiles.
• The Cannon is one of the first building cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Cannon, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Inferno Tower, and Barbarian Hut.
• Though not the first cards to receive balance changes, the Bomb Tower is one of the first Rare cards to ever receive balance changes since the February 2016 Update, the others are the Wizard, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, and Elixir Collector.
• The Bomb Tower is the only building that has been featured with a Knockback Attack buff.
• The Bomb Tower is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The Bomb Tower is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing sub-mode of the Global Spell game mode, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart.
• The Bomb Tower was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2019 Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin.
• There used to be a glitch where if a Bomb Tower was directly in front of the King's Tower and was hit by The Log, the Bomb Tower would extend The Log's effective range, causing it to activate the King's Tower.
• In Touchdown, if a Bomb Tower is still on the Arena after a touchdown has been scored, it will have its dropped bomb cleared.

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The Inferno Tower is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Spell Valley (Arena 4). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged, building with high hitpoints and various damage stage. The Inferno Tower's damage increases over time as it remains focused on a single target. It appears as a tall, narrow building made of iron, straddling on top of a lava pool, with a glowing orange lens on top and two team-colored spokes on the sides. An Inferno Tower card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

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• The word "Inferno" comes from the Latin "inferus", meaning underworld. In the French, Russian, Persian, and Malaysian language settings of the game, the Inferno Tower's name translates to "Hell Tower". In the Chinese and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Inferno Tower's name translates to "Tower of Hell". In the Turkish and Arabic language settings of the game, the Inferno Tower's name translates to "Disaster Tower" and "Fire Tower" respectively.
• The Inferno Tower is 1 of 7 buildings which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Elixir Collector, and X-Bow. The Inferno Tower resembles the Level 1 Inferno Tower from Clash of Clans. Its Star Level 2 skin resembles the Level 3 Inferno Tower in Clash of Clans. Unlike its Clash of Clans counterpart, the Inferno Tower in Clash Royale cannot be set to attack multiple units simultaneously for constant damage.
• The Inferno Tower is one of the first building cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Cannon, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, and Barbarian Hut.
• Though not the first cards to receive balance changes, the Inferno Tower is one of the first Rare cards to ever receive balance changes since the February 2016 Update, the others are the Wizard, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, and Elixir Collector.
• While attacking a target, the waves around its main beam will gradually become thicker and the fire on the tip of the tower will flare more intensely.
• A stream of thick, black smoke rises from its target.
• The Inferno Tower is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing sub-mode of the Global Spell game mode, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart.
• The Inferno Tower bears more than a passing resemblance to the Eye of Sauron from The Lord of the Rings series. This resemblance has been referenced a few times: The Inferno Tower is the subject of an Emote where its orange lens looks similar to the Eye of Sauron. The Merge Tactics Inferno Tower's description "It may only attack an enemy, but it sees them all" is a reference to the Eye of Sauron.
• The Inferno Tower was featured in the winning deck of the Super Magical Cup Tournament, by a player called CMcHugh.
• On 1/10/2018, the Inferno Tower was supposed to receive a 4.5% hitpoints increase, but this change was pulled back last minute.
• Before the Inferno Tower's card release, the Inferno Tower's cost was decreased to 5 Elixir (from 6 Elixir) and its hitpoints were increased by 1%.

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The Wizard is a Rare card that is unlocked from Spell Valley (Arena 4). It spawns an area-damage, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and high damage. He appears as a man who wears a team-colored cloak and pants, a dark brown shirt, wristbands, belt and boots, and have brown eyes, eyebrows, hair, and a goatee. A Wizard card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Wizard" comes from the Middle English "wys", meaning wise. In the German, Persian, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Wizard's name translates to "Magician". In the Chinese language settings of the game, the Wizard's name translates to "Mage".
• The Wizard is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Wizard resembles the Level 1-2 Wizard from Clash of Clans. His Star Level 2 skin resembles the Level 10 Wizard in Clash of Clans. An opposing Wizard's Star Level 2 skin resembles the Level 11 Wizard in Clash of Clans.
• The Wizard is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Wizard is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• Though not the first cards to receive balance changes, the Wizard is one of the first Rare cards to ever receive balance changes since the February 2016 Update, the others are the Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, and Elixir Collector.
• The Wizard is 1 of 10 troops that has been featured under the Special Delivery ruler ability, the others being Knight, Skeleton Barrel, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• Unlike the Electro Wizard and Ice Wizard, the Wizard doesn't have spawn damage.
• His description is a reference to the Clash of Clans Hype Man commercial.
• Occasionally when attacking and during his deployment time, the Wizard exclaims “Magic!”, “Fire!”, “Showtime!”, or “Fireball!”, references to the Clash of Clans Magic commercial. There is a Loading Screen Hint that says “The Wizard can control all elements, except his hair”. This is also a reference to the same commercial. The Wizard is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• The Wizard and Ice Wizard are revealed to be cousins according to the balance changes in the Tournaments Update.
• The Wizard is featured in non-Clash games. More specifically: The Wizard is featured as a character skin for Barley in Brawl Stars. It can be obtained by logging in to Supercell ID. A red version of this skin is also available for Barley in Brawl Stars. The Wizard, along with the Goblins, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, and the Archer Queen, were featured as a non-playable opponent in Chess. The Wizard, along with the Archer, Goblins, Barbarians, Hog Rider, Battle Healer, Witch, Miner, Ice Wizard, and the Archer Queen, are featured as a character in Squad Busters. While not available as a character, the Wizard's sounds, along with the Knight, Barbarians, and Dark Prince, are featured in the Clash Royale Theme song in Beatstar.
• The Wizard, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Hog Rider, Witch, Prince, and Night Witch, is featured as a sticker in iMessage, in a sticker pack called Clash Theater. Also, along with the Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Witch, Prince, and Princess, he is also featured in the Clash-A-Rama sticker pack.

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The Mortar is a Common card that is unlocked from the Builder's Workshop (Arena 5). It spawns an area-damage, ground-targeting, very long-ranged, building with high hitpoints and high damage. It has a blind spot, preventing it from attacking enemies inside it. It is a black cylindrical tube with a metal base, a wooden gimbal on each side with a stud on them which are held by iron stakes and a metal disc, and a large team-colored band near the muzzle. A Mortar card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The first use of mortars in warfare was in 1413, where the Koreans used the wan'gu (gourd-shaped mortar) during a naval battle. Mortars are still used in modern warfare to this day as indirect fire weapons for close fire support.
• The Mortar is 1 of 7 buildings which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Cannon, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Inferno Tower, Elixir Collector, and X-Bow. The Mortar resembles the Level 5 Mortar from Clash of Clans.
• The Mortar's stats are the highest or lowest among all buildings. More specifically: Among all buildings that can attack, the Mortar is tied with Barbarian Launcher, X-Bow, and Party Hut for the longest range of all buildings, with a range of 11.5 tiles. The Mortar is tied with Barbarian Launcher, X-Bow, and Party Hut for the longest deployment time of all buildings, with a deployment time of 3.5 seconds. Among all buildings that can attack, the Mortar has the lowest attack speed of all buildings, with an attack speed of 5 seconds. Among all buildings that can attack, the Mortar is tied with Barbarian Launcher for the lowest first attack speed of all buildings, with a first attack speed of 1 second. Among all buildings with area damage, the Mortar is tied with Barbarian Launcher for the largest area damage radius of all buildings, with a radius of 2 tiles. Among all buildings that attack with projectiles, the Mortar is tied with Barbarian Launcher for the lowest projectile speed of all buildings, with a projectile speed of 300.
• The Mortar is one of the first building cards to receive a card render, alongside the Tesla, Goblin Cage, and Goblin Hut.
• The Mortar is the first building cards to receive a Card Evolution.
• In the Korean language setting of the game, the Mortar's name translates to "Mine Thrower".
• The Mortar is one of the first cards to ever receive balance changes since The First Update, the others being the Witch, Prince, and Goblin Barrel. It is the first Common card to ever receive balance changes. It is the first building card to ever receive balance changes.
• The Mortar is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk. The Mortar, the Cannon, and the P.E.K.K.A were the first cards whose Elixir cost was changed since the February 2016 Update.
• The Mortar is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing sub-mode of the Global Spell game mode, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart.
• On 1/4/2016, certain Content Creators were given a different version of the game, with a Mortar that attacked by shooting Goblin Barrels instead of boulders. This was later implemented with the Mortar's Evolution.
• The Mortar is the subject of 2 Emotes.
• The Mortar was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Mortar was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2020 Tournament, by a player called Ruben. The Mortar was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2022 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light.

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The Rocket is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Builder's Workshop (Arena 5). It is an area-damage, air-targeting spell with a small radius and very high damage that also inflicts knockback. It is a large rocket with a nose cone, an iron hull, fins, and a skull printed on it. A Rocket card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The first use of rockets were in 1232, when reports appeared describing fire arrows and 'iron pots' that could be heard for 25 kilometers when they exploded upon impact, causing devastation for a radius of 600 meters, apparently due to shrapnel. A "flying fire-lance" that had reusable barrels was also mentioned to have been used by the Jin dynasty. Rockets are recorded to have been used by the Song navy in a military exercise dated to 1245. Rockets are still used to this day for multiple purposes, whether that is military, science, and entertainment. The Rocket is 1 of 5 cards associated with rocketry, with the others being Firecracker, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, and Rocket Silo. A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Rocket and uses a rocketry-related card in the deck, which is Rocket. Its hull looks similar to the barrel of the Skeleton Barrel, Goblin Demolisher, Balloon, and Goblin Barrel.
• While not available as a spell in Clash of Clans, the Rocket reappears there in a few situations. 2 Rockets can be seen attached on both sides of the Rocket Balloon's hot air balloon. In the 10th Clashiversary Scenery, the Boat is reskinned as a balloon with 2 Rockets attached on both sides of its hot air balloon, like the Rocket Balloon. The Rocket is used from the Rocket Artillery, a defensive building in the Clan Capital.
• The Rocket is tied with Lightning for the most expensive spell, costing 6 Elixir, excluding the Mirror as it does not have a defined Elixir cost.
• The Rocket deals the highest damage out of all spells, with 2,163 damage at Level 15.
• The Rocket is one of the first spell cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Arrows, Zap, and Fireball.
• The Rocket is one of the first spells to be featured in a Loading Screen, alongside the Arrows and Fireball.
• The Rocket is one of the first spell cards to receive a card render, alongside the Arrows and Barbarian Barrel.
• Its Star Level 3 Skin has a Goblin riding on top of it.
• The Baby Goblins are responsible for creating the Rocket, according to the Clash Royale Goblin Machine Lore Drop video.
• The Rocket is unavailable in multiple special gamemodes. More specifically: It is 1 of 3 cards that is unavailable in Timeless Towers, the others being Goblin Drill and Miner. It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Earthquake, Lightning, Poison, Goblin Drill, Miner, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.
• The Rocket is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Rocket is the subject of a few Clan badges. The Rocket is the subject of an Emote.
• The Rocket was featured in the winning deck of the King's Cup II Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin.

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The Flying Machine is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Builder's Workshop (Arena 5). It spawns a fast, single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged, air troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. It appears to be a small turret in a barrel with a rotor with team-colored blades on top. A Flying Machine card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The first use of rotorcraft in war was in 1939, where the Soviet Union used the Kamov A-7 autogyro during the Winter War in 20 combat flights. This autogyro was armed with machine guns and rockets and it was used for spotting enemy artillery and several reconnaissance operations. Rotorcrafts are still used to this day, whether that is warfare, rescue operations, or police enforcement. In the Japanese, Chinese, Persian, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Flying Machine's name translates to "Hovering Gun", "Aircraft", "Flying Car", and "Flywheel" respectively.
• According to a Tweet by the Clash Royale Twitter account, the Flying Machine was originally called "Dart Barrel", therefore behaving like the aerial equivalent of a Dart Goblin.
• The Flying Machine is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Flying Machine's creator is the Master Builder, a character from Clash of Clans' Builder Base. He is also the one piloting the Flying Machine; his legs can be seen sticking out of the Flying Machine in its card image, card render, and also in its reveal trailer.
• The Flying Machine is featured as a Builder Boat in the Royale Scenery in Clash of Clans.
• The Flying Machine was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2024 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light.

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The Zap is a Common card that is unlocked from the Builder's Workshop (Arena 5). It is an area-damage, air-targeting spell with a medium radius and low damage. When used, it can stun enemies in its radius for 0.5 seconds. It is a deep blue liquid encased in a small oblong vial. It is also the same as that spawned by the Electro Wizard. A Zap card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Electricity was first detected through electric fish from as far back as 2750 BCE where Ancient Egyptian texts described them as the "protectors" of all other fish. At around 600 BCE, Thales of Miletus made a series of observations on static electricity, from which he believed that friction rendered amber magnetic, in contrast to minerals such as magnetite, which needed no rubbing. Thales was incorrect in believing the attraction was due to a magnetic effect, but later science would prove a link between magnetism and electricity. Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist William Gilbert wrote De Magnete, in which he made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the lodestone effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber. The Zap is 1 of 11 cards associated with electricity, with the others being Electro Spirit, Tesla, Zappies, Electro Dragon, Electro Giant, Lightning, Electro Wizard, Sparky, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein.
• The Zap is one of the first spell cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Arrows, Fireball, and Rocket.
• The Zap is the first spell card to receive a Card Evolution.
• The container for Zap resemble spells that take only 1 housing space from Clash of Clans.
• A Barbarian is featured on the Zap's card render.
• The concept of Zap was adapted as the new iteration of the Lightning Spell in Clash of Clans.
• Out of all cards in the game, the Zap has the shortest name in English, with only 3 letters.
• The Zap was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Zap was featured in the winning deck of the King's Cup Tournament, by a player called TMD YAOYAO. The Zap was featured in the winning deck of the The Crown Duel Tournament, by a player called Backstabx. The Zap was featured in the winning deck of the Crown Championship Global Series Tournament, by a player called Sergioramos:).
• Before the Zap's card release, the Zap's damage was decreased by 12.5%.

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The Bats is a Common card that is unlocked from the Builder's Workshop (Arena 5). It spawns five very fast, single-target, air-targeting, melee, air troops with very low hitpoints and very low damage. Their deployment is in a star formation. They resemble small, dark purple bats with glowing blue eyes, fangs, lilac underbellies, and pink ears, snouts and wings. They are also the same as those spawned by the Night Witch. A Bats card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Bats resemble the in-life bat species called "Desmodus rotundus" (common vampire bat). The common vampire bat is a hematophagous bat species that primarily feeds on the blood of livestock, which is done by biting their prey while they are sleeping. In Clash Royale, Bats attack in a similar way by biting their enemies.
• The Bats are 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. It is the only troop from Clash Royale that is only available as a sub-troop in Clash of Clans.
• The Bats are tied with Skeletons and Suspicious Bush for the lowest hitpoint of all troops, with 119 hitpoints at Level 15, and 32 hitpoints at Level 1. Guards also have the same hitpoints, however, they come with a shield.
• The Bats are one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Bats are 1 of 9 troops that have the same sprite for both players, the others are Skeletons, Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Ice Spirit, Heal Spirit, Elixir Blob, Phoenix, and Lava Pup.
• Even though the card spawns 5 Bats, the card render displays only 4 Bats.
• The Bats are 1 of 4 troops which can defeat themselves in one attack, the others being Skeletons, Firecracker and Wall Breakers.
• The Bats has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Bats are 1 of 23 troops that have been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk. The Bats are 1 of 3 troops that have been featured with an Invisibility buff, the others being Goblins and Skeletons.
• The Bats and Skeleton Dragons are the only troops which have been available outside their card before they were released as cards. In the case of the Bats, they were available as a spawned troop from a Night Witch.
• The Bats, along with the Skeletons and Royal Recruits, are featured as a sub-character in Squad Busters.
• The Bats are the subject of a few Emotes.
• Before the Bats' card release, the Bats' count was decreased to 4 (from 5). Despite this, the card's description had an error, mentioning that the card would spawn 4 Bats, despite spawning 5. This was addressed later when they lowered the number of Bats to 4 on 12/6/2017, in the June 2017 Update.

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The Hog Rider is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Builder's Workshop (Arena 5). It spawns a fast, single-target, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. He is able to jump over the river. He appears as a dark-skinned shirtless man with blue eyes, dark brown eyebrows, beard and mohawk, wearing a gold earring in his left ear, a team-colored belt and wristbands, along with a brown loincloth and sandals. He wields a hammer with two brass bands and a team-colored ribbon tied at the bottom, and is riding a hog with a brown bridle attached to its tusks. A Hog Rider card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The hog that he rides is most likely a "Phacochoerus africanus" (common warthog). Common Warthogs are smaller than boars but more agile which might explain why the Hog Rider can move particularly fast. Warthogs also have tusks, which is like the Hog Rider's hog in Clash Royale.
• The Hog Rider is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Hog Rider resembles the Level 1-2 Hog Rider from Clash of Clans.
• The Hog Rider is tied with Royal Hogs, Princess, Cursed Hog, Santa Hog Rider, and the Terry for the longest sight range of all troops, with a sight range of 9.5 tiles.
• The Hog Rider is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Hog Rider is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Hog Rider is 1 of 8 troops that can jump over the river, the others being Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Ram Rider, Cursed Hog, and Santa Hog Rider.
• In the French, German, Spanish, Dutch, Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Indonesian, and Malaysian language settings of the game, the Hog Rider's name translates to "Pig Rider". In the Italian, Thai, Finnish, Vietnamese and Portuguese language settings of the game, the Hog Rider's name translates to "Wild Boar Tamer", "Wild Boar Rider", "Hog Knight" and "Runner" respectively.
• The Hog Rider bears more than a passing resemblance to Mr. T and Zangief from Street Fighter.
• His description is based on the Clash of Clans Ride of the Hog Riders commercial. From his description, it is implied that the Arena has doors leading to it.
• When the Hog Rider is deployed, he will occasionally yell "Hog Riderrrrr!"; The Hog Rider is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• In Hog Mountain, 2 Hog Rider statues can be seen behind the enemy's King's Tower.
• The Master 2 League badge resembles a Hog Rider's hammer.

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The P.E.K.K.A is an Epic card that is unlocked from the P.E.K.K.A's Playhouse (Arena 6). It spawns a slow, single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with very high hitpoints and extremely high damage. She appears as a robot-looking troop larger than the Mini P.E.K.K.A. wearing a heavy dark steel blue armor, has team-colored horns and eyes, and wields a large metal sword. A P.E.K.K.A card costs 7 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• P.E.K.K.A's name derives from the Finnish name for "Peter", which in turn comes from the Greek name "Petros", meaning stone.
• The acronym for P.E.K.K.A didn’t officially stand for anything in particular originally. Supercell held a Facebook contest on 22 August 2012 to see who could come up with the best written-out name for P.E.K.K.A as judged by the number of likes the comment received. The name "Perfectly Enraged Knight Killer of Assassins" was the winner. The person who submitted the acronym was called Víctor in the Facebook announcement.
• The P.E.K.K.A is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The P.E.K.K.A resembles the Level 1 P.E.K.K.A from Clash of Clans. Her Star Level 2 skin grants her a second sword similar to the Level 4 P.E.K.K.A in Clash of Clans. However, the P.E.K.K.A in Clash Royale will never attack with the other sword or both swords, while the P.E.K.K.A in Clash of Clans will swing both. Like in Clash of Clans, when P.E.K.K.A hits an enemy, a heavy slashing sound effect and a faint, low-pitched laugh plays. In Clash of Clans, the P.E.K.K.A's movement speed is moderate whereas in Clash Royale, her movement speed is low.
• The P.E.K.K.A is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, Prince, and Balloon.
• The P.E.K.K.A is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The P.E.K.K.A is 1 of 10 troops that has been featured under the Special Delivery ruler ability, the others being Knight, Skeleton Barrel, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Wizard, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The P.E.K.K.A is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk. The P.E.K.K.A, the Cannon, and the Mortar were the first cards whose Elixir cost was changed since the February 2016 Update.
• The P.E.K.K.A is 1 of 3 troops that has had its Melee range classification changed, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A and Giant. The P.E.K.K.A is the first troop whose Melee range classification was changed since the 5/8/2019 balance changes.
• The P.E.K.K.A is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays her, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Golem, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• The P.E.K.K.A's gender has been confirmed as female, as one of the Loading Screen Hints in Clash of Clans states, "The armor on P.E.K.K.A is so heavy that Spring Traps don't affect her", and also several videos from the official YouTube. In Clash Royale, the P.E.K.K.A. Protector decoration's description says "No one messes with her butterfly". However, in the Arabic, Persian, and Finnish language setting of the game, the P.E.K.K.A is referred to as male, according to her card description.
• According to a Clash-A-Rama comic strip, the Mini P.E.K.K.A is the P.E.K.K.A's child.
• There is a Loading Screen Hint that says: "P.E.K.K.A: No one knows what's behind that mask. Maybe even another mask.". This is a reference to the anime Naruto, specifically the episode called: "Gotta See! Gotta Know! Kakashi-Sensei's True Face!"

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The Baby Dragon is an Epic card that is unlocked from P.E.K.K.A's Playhouse (Arena 6). It spawns a fast, area-damage, air-targeting, short-ranged, air troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. The Baby Dragon is a small, spring green dragon with short, stubby, team-colored wings, ears, spikes, tongue, hands and feet, brown eyes, and yellow sclera. A Baby Dragon card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Baby Dragon resemble dragons from European cultures, being reptilian legendary creatures, often depicted as winged, horned, and capable of breathing fire. The Inferno Dragon is of the same breed as the Baby Dragon, but the Inferno Dragon moves slower, and has slightly more hitpoints, possibly because it carries extra equipment and wears a helmet. However, they are otherwise identical in terms of animations and deployment sound effects. A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Dragon and uses 2 dragon cards in their deck, one of them being Baby Dragon, and the other being Inferno Dragon.
• It is 1 of 3 troops that are “miniature” versions of another troop in Clash of Clans, the others being the Mini P.E.K.K.A and Electro Dragon. They are smaller versions of Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, and Electro Dragon, respectively. In the Arabic, Thai, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Baby Dragon's name translates to "Little Dragon".
• The Baby Dragon is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. Unlike its Clash of Clans counterpart, the Baby Dragon in Clash Royale does not get enraged when alone. Before the game's release, the Dragon from Clash of Clans was originally planned to be in Clash Royale, however, due to Dragon's wings being too large that covers a great part of the battlefield, it was replaced by the Baby Dragon.
• The Baby Dragon is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Baby Dragon is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Baby Dragon is 1 of 4 troops that has been featured in the Dragon Hunt sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Skeleton Dragons, Electro Dragon, and Inferno Dragon.
• Baby Dragon's wings are undersized. It doesn't seem to have enough wingspan to support flight, yet this has no impact on gameplay.
• The Baby Dragon, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• The Baby Dragon's gender has been confirmed as male, as the Baby Dragon's commercial referred to Baby Dragon as "he".
• According to the Electro Dragon's intro video, it is implied that the Baby Dragon, Electro Dragon, and Inferno Dragon are brothers.
• The Baby Dragon is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Baby Dragon is the subject of 4 Emotes. The Baby Dragon is the subject of a few Battle Banner items.
• The Baby Dragon was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Baby Dragon was featured in the winning deck of the King's Cup Tournament, by a player called TMD YAOYAO. The Baby Dragon was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2019 Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin. The Baby Dragon was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2021 Tournament, by a player called Mugi.

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The Witch is an Epic card that is unlocked from the P.E.K.K.A's Playhouse (Arena 6). It spawns an area-damage, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. Every 7 seconds, the Witch will passively summon a group of four Skeletons surrounding her. However, her first wave of Skeletons will spawn 1 second after she is deployed. She appears as a woman with glowing pink eyes, no legs, wears a violet cloak, a dark gray top, dark purple lipstick, two golden skulls on her shoulders, team-colored gloves with golden armlets, a golden belt with a skull face in the middle, and a team-colored dress, and wields a staff with a ram skull on top with two golden horns on its head. A Witch card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Witch is shown to make the practice of necromancy. Necromancy is a form of magic involving communication with the deceased; either by summoning their spirit as an apparition or raising them bodily. In the Japanese language setting of the game, the Witch's name translates to "Necromancer".
• The Witch is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Witch resembles the Level 1-2 Witch from Clash of Clans. Her Star Level 2 skin resembles the Level 3 Witch in Clash of Clans. The Witch in Clash Royale shares the same Skeleton spawn sound effect with her Clash of Clans counterpart's. In Clash of Clans, the Witch gets around by floating, whereas she walks in Clash Royale. Unlike in Clash of Clans, the stats of the Skeletons increase when the Witch is upgraded. In addition, the Witch in Clash Royale does not stop moving when she is spawning Skeletons.
• The Witch is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Guards, Skeleton Army, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Graveyard, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons. Despite other cards that spawn Skeletons having 3 Star Levels, the Witch only has 2 Star Levels. This trait is also shared with the Tombstone.
• The Witch is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Witch is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Witch is one of the first cards to ever receive balance changes since The First Update, the others being the Mortar, Prince, and Goblin Barrel.
• The Witch is 1 of 3 troops that has been featured with a Stun Attack buff, the others being Spear Goblins and Executioner.
• The Witch is confirmed to be Night Witch's sister, according to the Night Witch Karaoke Contest video and the Night Witch's description in Clash of Clans.
• According to a Clash of Clans video on Youtube, the names of the Witch's Skeletons are "Larry", "Kevin", "Toby", and "Carl".
• In Spooky Town, a Witch statue can be seen behind the enemy's King's Tower.
• It is rumored that the Super Witch has been summoned from all the other 3 Witches, as demonstrated in the Super Witch trailer, hence explaining the combination of all the other Witches' abilities.
• The Witch has received the most balance changes of any card in game, having received a total of 46 individual changes.

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The Skeleton Army is an Epic card that is unlocked from P.E.K.K.A's Playhouse (Arena 6). It spawns 15 Skeletons in a scatter formation. A Skeleton Army card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Skeleton" comes from the Greek "σκελετός" (skeletós), meaning dried up or withered. The Skeleton Army is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Guards, Witch, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Graveyard, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons.
• The Skeleton Army is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• The Skeleton Army is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Skeleton Army is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• According to the 1/10/2018 balance changes, the names of the Skeletons are "Larry", "Harry", "Gerry", "Terry", "Mary", "Barry", "Cherry", "Karrie", "Faerie", "Scary", "Sherry", "Gary", "McClary", "Huckleberry", and "Doot"/"Ledoot". The Skeleton "Larry" in the Skeleton Army's description is a reference to the Clash of Clans Larry commercial. In the French language setting of the game, 5 of the Skeletons' names are "Kévin", "Kenny", "Katie", "Karim", and "Kelly". In the Spanish language setting of the game, 4 of the Skeletons' names are "Adolfo", "Astolfo", "Rodolfo", and "Ataúlfo". In the Italian language setting of the game, 5 of the Skeletons' names are "Gino", "Pino", "Dino", "Lino", and "Rino". In the Dutch language setting of the game, 5 of the Skeletons' names are "Harry", "Barry", "Eddy", "Tommy", and "Mary". In the Norwegian language setting of the game, 5 of the Skeletons' names are "Inge", "Ingar", "Ingvart", "Ingve", and "Inghild". In the Portuguese language setting of the game, 5 of the Skeletons' names are "Tico", "Teco", "Taco", "Toco", and "Tuco". In the Finnish language setting of the game, 5 of the Skeletons' names are "Lari", "Jari", "Kari", "Sari", and "Mari". According to the Tournaments Update, the Skeleton that was removed from the 21/6/2016 balance changes joined the Skeleton Army. However, it was removed from the Skeleton Army in the 20/10/2016 balance changes, but it returned back in the 1/10/2018 balance changes.
• The Skeleton Army spawns the most troops of all troop cards, with a total of 15 Skeletons.
• Along with the Skeletons and Wizard Trio, the Skeleton Army is the only swarm card whose members spawn all at the exact same time.
• Even though the Skeleton Army spawns 15 Skeletons, the card render displays 6 Skeletons.
• In the card image, each Skeleton appears to have a diagonal cross on its eye.
• The Skeleton Army is 1 of 2 "value pack" troop card that has a different rarity with its corresponding "basic" troop card, the other being Wizard Trio (the Skeletons are a Common card while the Skeleton Army is an Epic card).
• Using the Skeletons card to summon 15 Skeletons would cost 5 Elixir, whereas using the Skeleton Army card to summon 15 Skeletons costs 3 Elixir.
• The Skeleton Army was featured in the winning deck of the The Crown Duel Tournament, by a player called Backstabx.

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The Guards is an Epic card that is unlocked from the P.E.K.K.A's Playhouse (Arena 6). It spawns three fast single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troops with low hitpoints and low damage with shields in addition to their normal hitpoints. Their deployment is in a triangle formation. They appear to be Skeletons, but are somewhat taller, wear black helmets with team-colored feathers, and carry spears and wooden shields with a crown emblem on them. A Guards card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Shields were first developed during the Bronze Age, as a protection device, designed to block attacks by hand weapons, such as swords, axes and maces, or ranged weapons like sling-stones and arrows. Shields have varied greatly in construction over time and place. Sometimes shields were made of metal, but wood or animal hide construction was much more common; wicker and even turtle shells have been used. Shields were retired in warfare, but are still used to this day for police enforcement. The Guards are 1 of 3 troops to have a shield, along with the Royal Recruits and Dark Prince. In the Dutch and Russian language settings of the game, the Guards' name translates to "Guardians". In the Turkish, Japanese, and Malaysian language settings of the game, the Guards' name translates to "Protectors", "Shield Warriors", and "Controllers" respectively.
• While not available as a troop in Clash of Clans, the Guards are similar to the Skeletons spawned from a Skeleton Spell.
• The Guards are 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Skeleton Army, Witch, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Graveyard, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons. In the Chinese language settings of the game, the Guards' name translates to "Skeleton Guards".
• The Guards are tied with Skeletons, Bats, and Suspicious Bush for the lowest hitpoints of all troops in the game, with 118 hitpoints at Level 15. However, unlike the other two, they also come with a shield.
• The Guards have been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Guards are 1 of 23 troops that have been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk. The Guards are 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Zappies, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• They appear to have an underbite, similar to the Minions, Giant Skeleton, Lava Hound, and Super Lava Hound.
• The Guards, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters. An ice variant and a lava variant for the Guard are also featured as a monster in Squad Buster. According to their description in Squad Busters, the Guards are the King's bodyguards
• The Card Mastery task "Pain's An Old Friend" is a reference to a quote mentioned by Dr. Strange.
• The Guards are the subject of an Emote. The Guard Crown Emote is a reference to the Clash of Clans Lost & Crowned commercial.
• The Guards were featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2022 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light.
• The initial balance change for Guards on the May 2025 Update was a 6% damage decrease, but it was lowered to 4% last minute.

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The Goblin Barrel is an Epic card that is unlocked from the P.E.K.K.A's Playhouse (Arena 6). It is a spell, once the spell has hit the ground, it spawns three Goblins. It is a wooden barrel with a Goblin logo on it. A Goblin Barrel card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. In the German and Dutch language setting of the game, the Goblin Barrel's name translates to "Kobold Barrel". In the Spanish, Arabic, Thai, and Vietnamese language setting of the game, the Goblin Barrel's name translates to "Duende Barrel", "Ghoul Barrel", "Goblin Tank" and "Leprechaun Box" respectively. The Goblin Barrel is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Curse, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• While not available as a spell in Clash of Clans, the Goblin Barrel may have inspired the Goblin Thrower building, which launches Goblin Barrels of Spear Goblins instead, another card which inspired something in that game.
• The Goblin Barrel is 1 of 3 cards related to barrels, alongside the Skeleton Barrel and Barbarian Barrel.
• The Goblin Barrel has the smallest radius out of all spells in the game, with a radius of 1.5 tiles.
• The Goblin Barrel is one of the first cards to ever receive balance changes since The First Update, the others being the Mortar, Witch, and Prince. It is the first spell card to ever receive balance changes.
• The Goblin Barrel is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The barrel of the Goblin Barrel looks similar to the hull of the Rocket.
• The Goblin Machine's torso was created using an empty Goblin Barrel.
• Its Star Level 3 Skin grants the Goblins a red mohawk similar to the Level 6 Goblin in Clash of Clans.
• Another Goblin's leg can be seen sticking out of the Barrel on the card image.
• In the Goblin Barrel commercial, 4 Goblins are shown coming out of the Goblin Barrel, despite the Goblin Barrel only spawning 3 Goblins.
• The Goblin Barrel is unavailable in multiple special gamemodes. More specifically: It is 1 of 2 cards that is unavailable in Touchdown Draft, the other being Elixir Collector. It is 1 of 3 cards that is unavailable in Boost Fields, the others being Goblin Drill and Miner.

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The Royal Giant is a Common card that is unlocked from the Royal Arena (Arena 7). It spawns a slow, single-target, building-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. His appearance is similar to that of a Giant, but he sports a dark navy coat with team-colored cuffs, has a mustache and bigger mutton chops, wears a crown and a chainmail, wields a Cannon with two gold ridges in the middle in one hand, and carries a cannonball in the other. A Royal Giant card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Cannons were invented in China during the twelfth century. It was most likely developed in parallel or as an evolution of an earlier gunpowder weapon called the fire lance. Cannons were used for warfare by the late thirteenth century in the Yuan dynasty and spread throughout Eurasia in the fourteenth century. During the late Middle Ages, large and small cannons were developed for siege and field battles. The cannon replaced prior siege weapons such as the trebuchet. After the late Middle Ages, most large cannons were abandoned in favor of greater numbers of lighter, more maneuverable field artillery. The Royal Giant is 1 of 4 cards associated with cannonry, with the others being Cannon, Cannon Cart, and Cannoneer. Oddly, the cannonball he holds is larger than the cannonball fired from his cannon. Even so, the Royal Giant can be seen loading this cannonball back into the cannon during the recoil animation after he fires.
• The Royal Giant is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Delivery, 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. In the Spanish and Finnish language settings of the game, the Royal Giant's name translates to "Noble Giant".
• The Royal Giant is one of the first troop cards to receive a Card Evolution, alongside the Skeletons, Barbarians, and Firecracker.
• The Royal Giant is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays him and applause when he's destroyed, the others include the Giant, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Golem, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• Despite wearing an armor, he has less hit points than an equal-level Giant. This is likely for balancing reasons.
• The cannon he wields appears to be the turret of a Level 7 Cannon in Clash of Clans. His Star Level 2 skin has a cannon that resembles the Level 10 Cannon in Clash of Clans.
• The Royal Giant was once very infamous among players for being overpowered due to his range and high hit points, meaning that he was harder to take down before landing a highly damaging shot. This is referenced in the game a few times: A Loading Screen Hint that reads “All cards are created equally… even Royal Giants.”. A post-battle 2v2 message that says “Nerf the Royal Giant”.
• While not available as a troop in Boom Beach, the Royal Giant made an appearance in an April Fool's video that Supercell posted in Boom Beach's Youtube channel.
• The Royal Giant is the subject of 2 Emotes. He is also the only card in which an Emote has changed. The Royal Giant Gorgeous Emote is a reference to the Royal Giant's card description.
• Despite the Damage Dealer Card Mastery task mentioning that the Royal Giant can deal damage to troops or buildings, he cannot progress the task by dealing damage to troops. The Royal Giant is 1 of 6 troops that cannot deal damage to other troops whatsoever, the others being the Giant, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Elixir Golem, and Rune Giant.

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The Royal Recruits is a Common card that is unlocked from the Royal Arena (Arena 7). It spawns six single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troops with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage with shields in addition to their normal hitpoints. Their deployment is in a horizontal formation spanning the Arena. They appear as men with large, round noses, wear wooden buckets with team-colored feathers, which cover their faces, metal gloves, an armor, a chain mail, a team-colored shirt and belt, and brown sandals, and wield spears and wooden shields. They are also the same as that spawned by the Royal Delivery. A Royal Recruits card costs 7 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Shields were first developed during the Bronze Age, as a protection device, designed to block attacks by hand weapons, such as swords, axes and maces, or ranged weapons like sling-stones and arrows. Shields have varied greatly in construction over time and place. Sometimes shields were made of metal, but wood or animal hide construction was much more common; wicker and even turtle shells have been used. Shields were retired in warfare, but are still used to this day for police enforcement. The Royal Recruits are 1 of 3 troops to have a shield, along with the Guards and Dark Prince.
• The Royal Recruits are 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, 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. In the Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Persian, Indonesian, Thai, Finnish, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Royal Recruits' name translates to "Bodyguards", "Apprentice Bodyguards", "Royal Trainees", "Royal Guards", "Royal Soldiers", "Royal Army", "Royal Conscripts", "The King's Warriors", and "Royal Rookies" respectively.
• The Royal Recruits is the most expensive Common card, costing 7 Elixir.
• The Royal Recruits are one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Royal Recruits are 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk. The Royal Recruits, the Three Musketeers, the Elixir Collector, and the Monk are the only cards whose Elixir cost was increased.
• The Royal Recruits are 1 of 10 cards to have an alliterative name, the others being the Goblin Gang, Mega Minion, Goblin Giant, Cannon Cart, Barbarian Barrel, Ram Rider, Dagger Duchess, Boss Bandit, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Royal Recruits take up the most amount of space of any card in the game, stretching across almost the entire arena. As a result, the Royal Recruits is the only card that cannot be placed at the opponent's territory if one Crown Tower has been destroyed.
• Even though the card spawns 6 Royal Recruits, the card image only displays 3 Royal Recruits, and the render displays only 2.
• From their description, it is implied that Royal Recruits can be promoted to be Dark Princes at some point. This is further referenced in a Facebook post where they are commanded by a Dark Prince.
• The Royal Recruits were responsible for recruiting the Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, and the Monk in the Arena. They were also responsible for recruiting an unknown Champion, however the Little Prince ended up stealing the recruitment letter and was recruited instead.
• 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.
• The Royal Recruits, along with the Skeletons and Bats, are featured as a sub-character in Squad Busters.

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The Royal Hogs is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Royal Arena (Arena 7). It spawns four very fast, single-target, building-targeting, melee, ground troops with moderate hitpoints and very low damage. Their deployment is in a horizontal formation. They are able to jump over the river. They appear to be smaller versions of the Hog Rider's hog wearing knight-like helmets with team-colored feathers. A Royal Hogs card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Archaeological evidence suggests that pigs were domesticated from the wild boar in the Near East in the Tigris Basin, being managed in the wild in a way similar to the way they are managed by some modern New Guineans. Remains of pigs have been dated to earlier than 11,400 years ago in Cyprus. Those animals must have been introduced from the mainland, which suggests domestication in the adjacent mainland by then. Pigs were separately domesticated in China beginning 8,000 years ago, and have been one of the most important domesticated animals there ever since. In the French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Turkish, Arabic, Portuguese, Persian, Indonesian, and Malaysian language settings of the game, the Royal Hogs' name translates to "Royal Pigs". In the Norwegian, Russian, and Chinese language settings of the game, the Royal Hogs' name translates to "Royal Boars". In the Thai and Finnish language settings of the game, the Royal Hogs' name translates to "Royal Wild Boars" and "King's Boars" respectively.
• The Royal Hogs are 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, 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.
• The Royal Hogs are tied with Hog Rider, Princess, Cursed Hog, Santa Hog Rider, and the Terry for the longest sight range of all troops, with a sight range of 9.5 tiles.
• The Royal Hogs are one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Royal Hogs are 1 of 8 troops that can jump over the river, the others being Hog Rider, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Ram Rider, Cursed Hog, and Santa Hog Rider.
• Even though the card spawns 4 Royal Hogs, the card render displays only 3 Royal Hogs.
• In the card's description, the “Who let the hogs out?!” line is a reference to the pop song, “Who Let the Dogs Out,” by the Baha Men.
• The Royal Hogs are 1 of 23 troops that have been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk. The Royal Hogs were the first troops to be featured in the Troop Rush game mode to celebrate the Year of the Pig.
• 2 Royal Hogs are featured on the card render of the Tornado.
• The Royal Hogs are the subject of a few Emotes.
• Despite the Damage Dealer Card Mastery task mentioning that the Royal Hogs can deal damage to troops or buildings, they cannot progress the task by dealing damage to troops. The Royal Hogs are 1 of 6 troops that cannot deal damage to other troops whatsoever, the others being the Royal Giant, Giant, Hog Rider, Elixir Golem, and Rune Giant.
• Before the Royal Hogs' card release, the Royal Hogs' hitpoints were increased by 15%, and their spawn formation was changed to be on a straight horizontal line.

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The Three Musketeers is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Royal Arena (Arena 7). It spawns three single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged, ground troops with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. Their deployment is in a triangle formation. If enemy troops are close to them, they switch to being single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troops with the same hitpoints and very high damage, and switch back to their ranged form when enemies are far from them. The Three Musketeers resemble the Musketeer, with the first one having identical eyes and hair, the second one having longer hair with thicker bangs, enough to cover her eyes, and the third one instead being pink-colored, similar to an Archer, and having a scar on one of her eyes. All three wear a team-colored cassock with a gold trim, white breeches, a metal tricorne with a team-colored crest and a gold handle, a belt with a crown buckle, and long boots, wielding longer blunderbuss muskets with a bayonet attached to the front. A Three Musketeers card costs 9 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The musket is a muzzle-loaded long gun that appeared as a smoothbore weapon in the early 16th century, at first as a heavier variant of the arquebus, capable of penetrating plate armour. By the mid-16th century, this type of musket gradually disappeared as the use of heavy armour declined, but muskets continued as the generic term for smoothbore long guns until the mid-19th century. In turn, this style of musket was retired in the 19th century when rifles became common.
• The name and description of the card is a reference to the classic novel, "The Three Musketeers", with the Musketeer card being a reference to the fourth Musketeer, D'Artagnan in the same novel. In the Spanish language settings of the game, the Three Musketeers' name translates to "Musketeer Trio".
• The Three Musketeers is the most expensive card in the game, and subsequently, the most expensive Rare card, and most expensive troop card in the game, costing 9 Elixir.
• The Three Musketeers are 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, Monk and the Void. The Three Musketeers, the Royal Recruits, the Elixir Collector, Monk and the Void are the only cards whose Elixir cost was increased. The Three Musketeers' Elixir cost has changed more than any other card, with a total of 3 times.
• The Three Musketeers are unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 9 cards that is unavailable in Triple Draft, the others being Giant Skeleton, Clone, Mirror, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.
• Using the Musketeer card to summon 3 Musketeers would cost 12 Elixir, whereas using the Three Musketeers card to summon 3 Musketeers costs 9 Elixir.

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The Prince is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Royal Arena (Arena 7). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and very high damage. After he travels 2 tiles, he will begin to charge towards his target, and deals double damage if he hits the target whilst charging. He is able to jump over the river. He resembles a man in heavy, golden armor, who wields a striped team-colored lance tied with a team-colored ribbon on top, wears a helmet with a visor and a team-colored feather on it, a team-colored belt and brown shoes with golden plates on them, has a brown goatee, mustache, hair, eyebrows and eyes, and rides a pony with team-colored reins and a saddle on its back. A Prince card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Prince" comes from the Latin word "prīnceps", meaning first head. The Prince is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, Dark 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.
• The Prince is shown to make the practice of jousting. Jousting is a medieval and renaissance martial game or hastilude between two combatants either on horse or on foot. The joust became an iconic characteristic of the knight in Romantic medievalism. The participants of a joust on horseback experience close to three and a quarter times their body weight in G-forces when the lances collide with their armour. Originally, it started as the military use of lances by heavy cavalry, but was transformed into a specialized sport during the Late Middle Ages. He is 1 of 5 troops that have a charge, the others being Battle Ram, Dark Prince, Raging Prince, and Ram Rider.
• The Prince's pony resembles a Shetland pony, a breed of ponies that has a compact body with short legs and a long mane, and is commonly ridden in horse shows.
• The Prince is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, and Balloon.
• The Prince is one of the first troops to be featured in a Loading Screen, alongside the Knight, Goblins, and Skeletons.
• The Prince is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Prince is one of the first cards to ever receive balance changes since The First Update, the others being the Mortar, Witch, and Goblin Barrel
• The Prince is 1 of 8 troops that can jump over the river, the others being Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Raging Prince, Ram Rider, Cursed Hog, and Santa Hog Rider.
• The Prince has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Prince is 1 of 23 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk.
• The Prince, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, and Night Witch, is featured as a sticker in iMessage, in a sticker pack called Clash Theater. Also, along with the Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Wizard, Witch, and Princess, he is also featured in the Clash-A-Rama sticker pack.
• The Prince and the Dark Prince are revealed to be brothers according to the balance changes in the Tournaments Update.
• The grill covering the Mega Minion's mouth is very similar to the visor on the Prince's helmet.

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The Dark Prince is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Royal Arena (Arena 7). It spawns an area-damage, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage with shields in addition to his normal hitpoints. After he travels 3 tiles, he will begin to charge towards his target, and deals double damage if he hits the target whilst charging. The charge will hit all enemies in a 360º area around him. He is able to jump over the river. The Dark Prince takes an appearance as a man who has blue eyes, black eyebrows, dark brown hair, and is mostly covered in dark steel armor, wearing a bucket with a team-colored feather on his head, a team-colored belt, and brown shoes with dark steel plates on them. He carries a spiked club and a shield with a crown emblem on it, and rides a pony which is identical to that of the Prince's, but is darker. A Dark Prince card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Prince" comes from the Latin word "prīnceps", meaning first head. The Dark Prince is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, 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.
• Shields were first developed during the Bronze Age, as a protection device, designed to block attacks by hand weapons, such as swords, axes and maces, or ranged weapons like sling-stones and arrows. Shields have varied greatly in construction over time and place. Sometimes shields were made of metal, but wood or animal hide construction was much more common; wicker and even turtle shells have been used. Shields were retired in warfare, but are still used to this day for police enforcement. The Dark Prince is 1 of 3 troops to have a shield, along with the Royal Recruits and Guards.
• The Dark Prince's pony resembles a Shetland pony, a breed of ponies that has a compact body with short legs and a long mane, and is commonly ridden in horse shows.
• He is 1 of 5 troops that have a charge, the others being Battle Ram, Prince, Raging Prince, and Ram Rider.
• The Dark Prince is 1 of 8 troops that can jump over the river, the others being Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Prince, Raging Prince, Ram Rider, Cursed Hog, and Santa Hog Rider.
• The Prince and the Dark Prince are revealed to be brothers according to the balance changes in the Tournaments Update.
• Similar to the Prince, once he starts charging, a sound effect will play. However, the Dark Prince's audio is muffled and played in a lower pitch compared to the Prince. When the Dark Prince charges, he will shout "Attack" or "Charge".
• From the Royal Recruits' description, it is implied that they can be promoted to be Dark Princes at some point.
• The Royal Recruits are commanded by the Dark Prince, as seen in a Facebook post.
• In Squad Busters, the Piñata resembles a piñata version of the Dark Prince's pony.
• While not available as a character, the Dark Prince's sounds, along with the Knight, Barbarians, and Wizard, are featured in the Clash Royale Theme song in Beatstar.
• When the Dark Prince is defeated, his spiked club falls to the ground. The other units that drop items upon death are the Knight, Rascal Boy, Mega Minion, Executioner, Mega Knight, Sparky, Fisherman, Super Knight, Golden Knight, and the Little Prince.

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The Balloon is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Royal Arena (Arena 7). It spawns a single-target, building-targeting, melee, air troop with high hitpoints and very high damage. When defeated, it drops a bomb which explodes after 3 seconds, dealing moderate damage. It is a hot air balloon with a team-colored envelope and a wooden basket with sacks held together by patches and ropes, and is piloted by a Bomber. A Balloon card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The first use of hot air balloons in warfare was in 1849, where the Austrian imperial forces besieging Venice attempted to float some 200 paper hot air balloons each carrying an 11–14 kg bomb that was to be dropped from the balloon with a time fuse over the besieged city. Before that, Balloons were used in wars exclusive for reconnaissance purposes, the first instance being in the Battle of Fleurus in 1794, used by the French against the Austrians. In the Italian, Finnish, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Balloon's name translates to "Hot Air Balloon". In the Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese language settings of the game, the Balloon's name translates to "Bombastic Balloon", "Air Balloon", "Skull Airship", and "Balloon Soldier" respectively.
• The Balloon is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Balloon resemble the Level 1-2 Balloon from Clash of Clans. Its Star Level 3 skin resembles the Level 3-4 Balloon in Clash of Clans, only without its crown. Its card image and render are identical to the old render of the Balloon in Clash of Clans, except for the re-skinned envelope and color change. Unlike its counterpart in Clash of Clans, the Balloon in Clash Royale does not deal area damage. In Clash of Clans, the Balloon's death damage will only affect ground troops and buildings, while in Clash Royale, the Balloon's Clash Royale will affect air troops. Visually, the Balloon in Clash of Clans will crash down, dealing damage upon impact when defeated, while in Clash Royale, it will disappear completely, only dropping a bomb which will deal damage. According to Clash of Clans, Balloons are "promoted" Wall Breakers. The Skeleton riding the Balloon is visually identical to a Level 1 Wall Breaker in Clash of Clans.
• The Balloon is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Guards, Skeleton Army, Witch, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Graveyard, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons. The Balloon, along with Skeleton Dragons and Skeleton Barrel are the only Skeleton-cards to fly. The bombs in the Balloon and Bomber's card renders are identical.
• The Balloon has the shortest range of all troops, with a range of 0.1 tiles.
• The Balloon is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Minion Horde, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, and Prince.
• The Balloon is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Balloon has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Balloon is 1 of 23 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk. The Balloon is 1 of 2 troops that has been featured with a Death Spawn buff, the other being Giant Skeleton.
• Its description is based on the Clash of Clans Balloon Parade commercial.
• The Balloon's design strongly resembles that of the Kirov Airship from the Command and Conquer games. They are both airships that deal massive damage to things right under them, both are very slow and can only target ground units.
• The Balloon's basket looks similar to the hull of the Rocket.
• In Touchdown, if a Balloon is still on the Arena after a touchdown has been scored (unless it scored it itself), will have its dropped bomb cleared.
• Unlike other troops, the Balloon does not disintegrate into Elixir when defeated.

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The Ice Spirit is a Common card that is unlocked from the Frozen Peak (Arena 8). It spawns a very fast, area-damage, air-targeting, short-ranged, ground troop with low hitpoints and low damage. It launches itself at its target when attacking, destroying itself on impact. It will stun affected troops for 1.1 seconds. It resembles a small snowball with cyan eyes and a mouth, along with its hands, legs, teeth and crystals on its head being in the form of ice. An Ice Spirit card costs 1 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Ice Spirit, along with Skeletons, Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Warmth, Heal Spirit, and Heal, are the cheapest cards, costing 1 Elixir.
• The Ice Spirit is 1 of 7 cards associated with ice, with the others being Giant Snowball, Ice Golem, Freeze, Ice Wizard, Super Ice Golem, and Wizard Trio. In the French, Italian, Portuguese, Malaysian, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Ice Spirit's name translates to "Spirit of Ice". In the Persian language settings of the game, the Ice Spirit's name translates to "Ice Soul". A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Freeze and uses 4 ice-related cards in their deck, one of them being Ice Spirit, and the others being Giant Snowball, Ice Golem, and Freeze.
• The Ice Spirit is 1 of 8 troops to die as part of its attack, the others being the Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Skeleton Barrel, Battle Ram, Heal Spirit, Suspicious Bush, and Wall Breakers.
• The Ice Spirit is 1 of 9 troops that have the same sprite for both players, the others are Skeletons, Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Bats, Heal Spirit, Elixir Blob, Phoenix, and Lava Pup.
• Out of the four Spirit cards, it is the only one with no pupils.
• The Ice Spirit, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, Prince, and Night Witch, is featured as a sticker in iMessage, in a sticker pack called Clash Theater.
• The Ice Spirit’s gender is confirmed to be male, as in the balance changes in the April 2022 Update it states, "We want to provide more distinct use for the Ice Spirit compared to his counterparts the Electro Spirit."
• The Ice Spirit's description references that of Clash of Clans' Freeze spell, which is, "When the going gets hot, stay frosty!"; In the Spanish language setting of the game, the Ice Spirit's card description says "Winter is coming", which is a reference to Game of Thrones, more specifically, the first episode of the series.
• In Touchdown, if an Ice Spirit jumps into the enemy end zone as it attacks, it does not count as a point. This is because a jumping spirit no longer counts as a troop; it becomes similar to a projectile.
• In the Ice Spirit's concept art, it is referred to as "Snow Spirit".
• The Ice Spirit, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters. It is the 1 of 2 troops that appears in a modifier in Squad Busters, the other being Royal Ghost. Unlike the other monsters, the Ice Spirit does not attack the player, instead being completely passive.
• The Ice Spirit is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Ice Spirit is the subject of an Emote. The Ice Spirit is the subject of a few Battle Banner items.

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The Ice Golem is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Frozen Peak (Arena 8). It spawns a slow, single-target, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and very low damage. When defeated, the Ice Golem explodes, dealing damage, while additionally slowing down anything nearby for 2 seconds. The Ice Golem takes the appearance of a large creature made out of snow with glowing team-colored eyes and ice shards on his head, with his hands being mostly made of ice, and his nose and rocks on his spine being in the form of coal. An Ice Golem card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Golem" occurs once in the Bible in Psalm 139:16, which uses the word "golmi", that means "my light form", "raw" material, connoting the unfinished human being. A golem is an animated, anthropomorphic being in Jewish folklore, which is entirely created from inanimate matter, usually clay or mud. The most famous golem narrative involves Judah Loew ben Bezalel, the late 16th-century rabbi of Prague.
• The Ice Golem is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. Unlike his counterpart in Clash of Clans, he deals slight damage and merely slows down enemies upon death, rather than freezing them completely and he will slow enemies only after death instead of slowing them even when he attacks them. He has a slightly different appearance in Clash Royale, gaining coals, and is smaller-sized in comparison, like a Golemite. He walks with only his legs instead with also both of his hands like the Golem, which is unlike his Clash of Clans counterpart.
• The Ice Golem is 1 of 7 cards associated with ice, with the others being Ice Spirit, Giant Snowball, Freeze, Ice Wizard, Super Ice Golem, and Wizard Trio. In the Finnish language setting of the game, the Ice Golem's name translates to "Freezing Golem". A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Freeze and uses 4 ice-related cards in their deck, one of them being Ice Golem, and the others being Ice Spirit, Giant Snowball, and Freeze.
• Unlike the Golem, the Ice Golem attacks with both hands, whereas the Golem only punches with one hand. The Elixir Golem attacks with both hands, but the Elixir Golemites use one hand and the Elixir Blobs appear to bite.
• The Ice Golem, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• Unlike the Golem and Elixir Golem, the Ice Golem doesn't spawn his smaller versions upon death.
• The Ice Golem is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Ice Golem is the subject of 3 Emotes. The Ice Golem is the subject of a Tower Skin.
• The initial balance change for Ice Golem on the 8/7/2025 balance changes was a 12% hitpoints increase, but it was lowered to 10% last minute.

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The Giant Snowball is a Common card that is unlocked from Frozen Peak (Arena 8). It is an area-damage, air-targeting spell with a medium radius and low damage. When used, it slows enemies in its radius for 3 seconds and inflict knockback. It is an oversized snowball. A Giant Snowball card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Giant Snowball is 1 of 7 cards associated with ice, with the others being Ice Spirit, Ice Golem, Freeze, Ice Wizard, Super Ice Golem, and Wizard Trio. In the German, Spanish, Dutch, and Portuguese language settings of the game, the Giant Snowball's name translates to "Snowball". In the Arabic and Finnish language settings of the game, the Giant Snowball's name translates to "Giant Snow Globe". In the Chinese and Persian language settings of the game, the Giant Snowball's name translates to "Big Snowball". In the French and Norwegian language settings of the game, the Giant Snowball's name translates to "Mega Snowball" and "Huge Snowball" respectively. A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Freeze and uses 4 ice-related cards in their deck, one of them being Giant Snowball, and the others being Ice Spirit, Ice Golem, and Freeze.
• The Giant Snowball is 1 of 3 spells that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Royal Delivery and Clone.
• Giant Snowball is the only card with "Giant" in its name that isn't a troop.
• Despite the Giant Snowball being large, its shadow on the ground is very small.
• The Giant Snowball was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2024 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light.
• Before the Giant Snowball's card release, the Giant Snowball's damage was increased by 15%, and its travel speed was increased to 800 (from 700).

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The Freeze is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Frozen Peak (Arena 8). It is an area-damage, air-targeting spell with a medium radius and low damage. When used, it can stun enemies in its radius for 4 seconds. It appears as a cyan liquid bottled inside a transparent jar. A Freeze card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Freeze resembles the real life chemical Nitrogen (N), a gas that, at a temperature of 63 Kelvin, significantly below freezing levels, is a colorless liquid that is used as a coolant, just like the Freeze.
• The Freeze is 1 of 7 spells which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Earthquake, Heal, Lightning, Poison, Rage, and Clone. Barring its damage, the Freeze has the exact same characteristics as its Clash of Clans counterpart. The bottle of it resembles its older version of the Freeze spell that took 2 housing spaces.
• The Freeze is 1 of 7 cards associated with ice, with the others being Ice Spirit, Giant Snowball, Ice Golem, Ice Wizard, Super Ice Golem, and Wizard Trio. In the German and Spanish language settings of the game, the Freeze's name translates to "Frost". In the Italian, Norwegian, Turkish, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Freeze's name translates to "Freezing". In the Persian and Indonesian language settings of the game, the Freeze's name translates to "Freezer". In the Korean and Portuguese language settings of the game, the Freeze's name translates to "Ice Magic" and"Ice" respectively. A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Freeze and uses 4 ice-related cards in their deck, one of them being Freeze, and the others being Ice Spirit, Giant Snowball, and Ice Golem.
• Troops frozen by the Freeze will remain frozen even if they are pushed out of the Freeze's radius.
• When the Freeze spell has been cast, a pale circle marking its radius will appear with some snow on the border. The circle line outside the radius will be team-colored. The Freeze is 1 of 7 spells which have team-colored rings on their radius, the others are Earthquake, Poison, Rage, Clone, Tornado, and Graveyard.
• According to Darian Vorlick, the Community Manager of Clash of Clans, the Freeze is his favorite spell, as stated in Clash of Clans Throughout the Years video.
• If the Tesla is about to retreat and the Freeze is used on it, the retreating sound effect will loop.
• The Freeze has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Freeze is 1 of 4 spells that have been featured in the Global Spell game mode, the others being Heal, Lightning, and Rage. The Freeze is 1 of 5 spells that have been featured in the Spell Cauldron sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Heal, Lightning, Rage, and Clone.
• The Freeze is featured in non-Clash games. More specifically: The Freeze is featured as a spell in Chess, in a chess variant called Spell Chess. Although not available as a spell, the Freeze reappears as Ice Wizard's active ability in Squad Busters.
• It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk.
• The Freeze is the subject of a few Clan badges.
• The Freeze was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2021 Tournament, by a player called Mugi.

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The Lightning is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Frozen Peak (Arena 8). It is a multi-damage, air-targeting spell with a medium radius and very high damage. When used, it can stun enemies in its radius for 0.5 seconds. The three troops that are targeted are always the three that have the highest hitpoints within its radius. It is a deep blue liquid encased in a large vial. A Lightning card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Electricity was first detected through electric fish from as far back as 2750 BCE where Ancient Egyptian texts described them as the "protectors" of all other fish. At around 600 BCE, Thales of Miletus made a series of observations on static electricity, from which he believed that friction rendered amber magnetic, in contrast to minerals such as magnetite, which needed no rubbing. Thales was incorrect in believing the attraction was due to a magnetic effect, but later science would prove a link between magnetism and electricity. Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist William Gilbert wrote De Magnete, in which he made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the lodestone effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber. The Lightning is 1 of 11 cards associated with electricity, with the others being Electro Spirit, Zap, Tesla, Zappies, Electro Dragon, Electro Giant, Electro Wizard, Sparky, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein.
• The Lightning is 1 of 7 spells which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Earthquake, Heal, Freeze, Poison, Rage, and Clone. It resembles the older iteration of the Lightning spell in Clash of Clans that took 2 housing spaces and fired multiple individual strikes. However, unlike the said spell, the Clash Royale iteration fires up to 3 lightning bolts that could stun enemies and only targeted one enemy, whereas its Clash of Clans counterpart fired 6 bolts that could not stun enemies and could deal area damage.
• The Lightning is tied with Rocket for the most expensive spell, costing 6 Elixir, excluding the Mirror as it does not have a defined Elixir cost.
• Although the Lightning has a circular radius, unlike the Zap, it does not inflict area damage. Instead only the highest health troops there are targeted.
• The Lightning, along with the Heal, Freeze, Rage, and The Log, are featured as a spell in Squad Busters.
• The Master 3 League badge resembles a Lightning spell bottle.
• The Lightning has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Lightning is 1 of 4 spells that have been featured in the Global Spell game mode, the others being Heal, Freeze, and Rage. The Lightning is 1 of 5 spells that have been featured in the Spell Cauldron sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Heal, Freeze, Rage, and Clone.
• It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Rocket, Earthquake, Poison, Goblin Drill, Miner, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.
• The Lightning is the subject of a few Clan badges.
• The Lightning was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Lightning was featured in the winning deck of the Super Magical Cup Tournament, by a player called CMcHugh. The Lightning was featured in the winning deck of the King's Cup Tournament, by a player called TMD YAOYAO.
• Before the Lightning's card release, the Lightning's damage was increased by 8%.

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The Battle Healer is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Frozen Peak (Arena 8). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. She has a continuous healing effect that takes effect when she attacks, having four healing pulses with a 0.25 second interval. Upon deployment, she can also heal allied troops around her, The Battle Healer hovers, meaning she is targeted as a ground unit, but travels similar to air units. She resembles a woman who has blue eyes, white hair, eyebrows and wings, wields a short sword, and wears an armor that is similar to the Knight's, but her breastplate is golden and her faulds and the chainmail on her arms are team-colored. A Battle Healer card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Battle Healer resembles archangels, an order of angels that is depicted as more warrior-like, with duties of protecting and healing. In the Spanish, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Battle Healer's name translates to "Warrior Healer". In the French, Turkish, Chinese, Thai, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Battle Healer's name translates to "Army Healer", "Healer", "Battle Angel", "Action Healer", and "Combat Healer" respectively.
• The Battle Healer is the first card to use the Level Boost mechanic, where players can use the card at the Level equal to their own King Level for one Season.
• The Battle Healer is the only winged troop that is not actually flying.
• The heal effect sound she produces every time she hits is a high-pitched version of the old Healing Spell sound from Clash of Clans.
• The Battle Healer, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Musketeer, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, Miner, Ice Wizard, and Bandit, are featured as a Squaddie in Squad Busters.
• There is a Loading Screen Hint that says "The Battle Healer's older sister can heal entire villages". This might be a reference to the Healer in Clash of Clans.
• If 2 pairs of Battle Healers face each other, it will end up in an endless battle. This can happen if the Battle Healers are close enough to heal each other but not so close that 1 Battle Healer is targeted by 2 Battle Healers. This is because the amount of healing that both Battle Healers do is higher than the amount of damage that the opposing Battle Healer will deal.
• The icon of the "Healer" Card Mastery task resembles a Heal spell.
• The Battle Healer is the subject of 4 Emotes.
• Before the Battle Healer's card release, she was going to be released alongside the hovering mechanic. However, it was pulled back when a bug that made her invulnerable to ground-targeting splash such as Mega Knight and Sparky was discovered.

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The Giant Skeleton is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Frozen Peak (Arena 8). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with very high hitpoints and high damage. When defeated, he drops a bomb which explodes after 3 seconds, dealing damage, which is double against Crown Towers, and inflicting knockback. He appears to be a colossal Skeleton that wears a team-colored ushanka, has an underbite, and carries a large gunpowder barrel on his back and a black bomb on his hand. A Giant Skeleton card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Skeleton" comes from the Greek "σκελετός" (skeletós), meaning dried up or withered. The Giant Skeleton is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Guards, Skeleton Army, Witch, Balloon, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Graveyard, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons.
• Bombs were first invented in China during the ninth century. Initially, they were made with ceramic material along with gunpowder, however, they were later changed to cast-iron shells with the Thunder crash bomb during the twelve century.
• The Giant Skeleton is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. According to his Clash of Clans counterpart's render, the actual color of his ushanka is brown. However, when used in battle, he is shown to have a red ushanka, similarly to an opponent's Giant Skeleton troop in Clash Royale. Unlike his Clash of Clans counterpart, the Giant Skeleton in Clash Royale attacks anything in sight instead of prioritizing buildings. Before the 3/6/2022 maintenance break, the Giant Skeleton's card render was taken from his Clash of Clans counterpart's render, except with a color change of his ushanka. The bomb and barrel of the Giant Skeleton appear to be taken from a Giant Bomb from Clash of Clans.
• The Giant Skeleton is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Giant Skeleton has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Giant Skeleton has been featured with multiple buffs. More specifically: The Giant Skeleton is 1 of 10 troops that has been featured under the Special Delivery ruler ability, the others being Knight, Skeleton Barrel, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Wizard, P.E.K.K.A, Golem, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Giant Skeleton has the same walking sound as the Skeleton King.
• He appears to have an underbite, similar to the Minions, Guards, Lava Hound, and Super Lava Hound.
• The Giant Skeleton's ushanka hat is a reference to Road of Bones, a highway in Russia, where up to 1000000 imprisoned laborers died during its construction.
• The Giant Skeleton makes a laughing sound when deployed, possibly a reference to the Clash Royale Giant Skeleton commercial.
• The Giant Skeleton is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays him, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, P.E.K.K.A., Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Golem, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• The Giant Skeleton, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, Lava Hound, and the Skeleton King are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• The Giant Skeleton is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 4 cards that is unavailable in Triple Draft, the others being Three Musketeers, Clone, and Mirror.

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The Vines is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Frozen Peak (Arena 8). It is a multi-damage, air-targeting spell with a small radius and high damage per second. When used, it will freeze the troop in place and render it unable to move or attack, and allow ground units to hit the trapped unit for 2.5 seconds. The three troops that are targeted are always the three that have the highest hitpoints within its radius. It appears as an aquamarine-colored potion encased in a large, diamond-shaped vial, that is strangled with a curling vine with thorns. It also has a lid which is made of wood with a thick, large thorn on top of it. A Vines card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• In the German, Italian and Turkish language settings of the game, the Vines' name translates to "Tendrils", "Tangle", and "Ivy" respectively. In the Italian langauge settings of the game, the Vines name used to have a different name, which translated to "I'll Catch You", but it was changed in a later update.
• The mechanism is similar to the net thrown by the Evolved Hunter and the Overgrowth Spell from Clash of Clans.
• Before the Vines card was released, the Vines' damage was decreased by 7%.

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The Goblin Gang is a Common card that is unlocked from the Jungle Arena (Arena 9). It spawns three Goblins and three Spear Goblins in a hexagon formation. The Goblins will spawn before the Spear Goblins. A Goblin Gang card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. In the German and Dutch language setting of the game, the Goblin Gang's name translates to "Kobold Gang". In the Spanish, Arabic, Persian, and Vietnamese language setting of the game, the Goblin Gang's name translates to "Duende Gang", "Ghoul Gang", "Goblin Group" and "Leprechaun Gang" respectively. The Goblin Gang is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Curse, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• The Goblin Gang is 1 of 4 cards associated with outlawry, with the others being Rascals, Bandit, and the Boss Bandit.
• It is 1 of 4 cards that spawns different troops at once, the others being Rascals, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein.
• The Goblin Gang is 1 of 10 cards to have an alliterative name, the others being the Royal Recruits, Mega Minion, Goblin Giant, Cannon Cart, Barbarian Barrel, Ram Rider, Dagger Duchess, Boss Bandit, and the Mighty Miner.
• Even though the Goblin Gang spawns 6 Goblins, the card render displays 5 Goblins, due to the fact that the card used to spawn 5 troops.
• Their Star Level 3 Skin grants them a red mohawk similar to the Level 6 Goblin in Clash of Clans.
• The Goblin Gang was featured in the winning deck of the King's Cup II Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin.
• On 3/1/2024, the Goblin Gang was supposed to receive a Goblin first attack time interval increase to 0.5 seconds (from 0.4 seconds), but this change was pulled back last minute.

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The Dart Goblin is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Jungle Arena (Arena 9). It spawns a very fast, single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged, ground troop with low hitpoints and low damage. He resembles a Goblin, but wears a voodoo mask with red eyes, team-colored face paint and a rope behind, and leaves with team-colored tips, and holds a blowgun. A Dart Goblin card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. In the Italian and Japanese language setting of the game, the Dart Goblin's name translates to "Blowgun Goblin". In the French, German, Spanish, Dutch, Norwegian. Arabic, Persian, Malaysian, and Vietnamese language setting of the game, the Dart Goblin's name translates to "Blowpipe Goblin", "Blowgun Kobold", "Dart-throwing Duende", "Blowpipe Kobold", "Blowing Goblin", "Arrow-blowing Ghoul", "Blowdart Goblin", "Greedy Goblin", and "Dart-throwing Leprechauns" respectively. The Dart Goblin is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Curse, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• The Dart Goblin is making the practice of playing the didgeridoo. The didgeridoo is a wind instrument, played with vibrating lips to produce a continuous drone while using a special breathing technique called circular breathing. The didgeridoo was developed by Aboriginal peoples of northern Australia at least 1,000 years ago, and is now in use around the world, though still most strongly associated with Indigenous Australian music. In the Arabic language setting of the game, the Dart Goblin plays the oboe. In the Chinese language setting of the game, the Dart Goblin plays the flute.
• The Dart Goblin is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Dart Goblin is the only troop that has been featured with a Poison Attack buff.
• In the card's description, "Double Trouble gum" is likely a reference to the brand of gum called Dubble Bubble.
• The Dart Goblin, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• The Dart Goblin's C.H.A.O.S Common Modifier Speedy Goblinez is a reference to Speedy Gonzalez.
• The Dart Goblin is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Dart Goblin is the subject of 3 Emotes. The Dart Goblin is the subject of 2 Battle Banner items.

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The Goblin Giant is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Jungle Arena (Arena 9). It spawns a single-target, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with very high hitpoints and moderate damage. He also carries two Spear Goblins on his back, that can attack independently on the Goblin Giant. When he is defeated, the Spear Goblins spawn and continue attacking. He appears to be a colossal, aquamarine-skinned Goblin wearing a brown aviator hat and pants with stitches, along with a backpack with ropes tied on the sides and team-colored suspenders, and has two ropes tied on his wrists, teal eyebrows, and a deep pink nose. A Goblin Giant card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. In the German and Dutch language setting of the game, the Goblin Giant's name translates to "Kobold Giant". In the Spanish, Arabic, and Vietnamese language setting of the game, the Goblin Giant's name translates to "Duende Giant", "Giant Ghoul", and "Giant Leprechaun" respectively. The Goblin Giant is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Curse, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• The Goblin Giant is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Goblin Giant is one of the first cards to be featured in the Season Shop, alongside the Goblins and Goblin Cage.
• The Goblin Giant is 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Goblin Giant is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays him, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Golem, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• The Goblin Giant is 1 of 2 troops with the “Ranged Ground & Air targeting unit riding on Melee Building targeting unit” pattern, the other being Ram Rider.
• The Goblin Giant is 1 of 10 cards to have an alliterative name, the others being the Royal Recruits, Goblin Gang, Mega Minion, Cannon Cart, Barbarian Barrel, Ram Rider, Dagger Duchess, Boss Bandit, and the Mighty Miner.
• While not available as a troop in Clash of Clans, the Goblin Giant may have inspired the Yeti, a troop from the former as they share similarities.
• The Goblin Giant's hat is very similar to the Builder's from Clash of Clans.
• His Star Level 3 Skin grants the Spear Goblins a red mohawk similar to the Level 6 Goblin in Clash of Clans.
• There is a Loading Screen Hint that says: "Somebody once told Goblin Giant that the world was gonna roll him." This is a reference to the alternative rock song "All Star", by the Smash Mouth, which was used in the beginning of the Shrek movie. This is a reference to the fact that Goblin Giant resembles Shrek.
• The Goblin Giant is the subject of 2 Emotes.

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The Poison is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Jungle Arena (Arena 9). It is an area-damage, air-targeting spell with a medium radius and low damage that is dealt every second for 8 seconds. It also decreases the movement speed of enemy troops by 15%. It is a deep red liquid in a thin oblong vial. A Poison card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Poison resembles the real life chemical Bromine (Br), a halogen that, at room temperature, is a rapidly evaporating red-orange liquid just like the Poison.
• The Poison is 1 of 7 spells which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Earthquake, Heal, Lightning, Freeze, Rage, and Clone. In Clash of Clans, the container for Poison resemble spells that take up 1 housing space, which is similar to its Clash Royale counterpart. Unlike its Clash of Clans counterpart, Poison in Clash Royale does affect buildings, has no damage-scaling effects and does not affect the opposing troops' attack speed. In Clash Royale, the liquid of Poison is colored red whereas in Clash of Clans, the liquid is colored orange.
• The Poison is the first spell to be added to the game after Clash Royale's release.
• In the Korean, Chinese, and Thai language settings of the game, the Poison's name translates to "Poison Magic", "Damage Potion Spell", and "Venom" respectively.
• The Poison is 1 of 7 spells which have team-colored rings on their radius, the others are Earthquake, Freeze, Rage, Clone, Tornado, and Graveyard.
• It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Rocket, Earthquake, Lightning, Goblin Drill, Miner, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.
• While not available as a spell, the Poison's sounds are featured in the Clash of Clans Theme song in Beatstar.
• Due to censorship laws, in the Chinese version of the game, the Poison is recolored green, though the background remains unchanged.
• The Poison was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Poison was featured in the winning deck of the Crown Championship Global Series Tournament, by a player called Sergioramos:). The Poison was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2019 Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin. The Poison was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2022 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light. The Poison was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2023 Tournament, by a player called Mugi.
• On 6/6/2023, the Poison was supposed to receive a Crown Tower Damage decrease to 25% (from 30%), but this change was pulled back last minute.
• Before the Poison's card release, the Poison's damage was decreased by 11%.

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The Barbarian Barrel is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Jungle Arena (Arena 9). It is an area-damage, ground-targeting spell with a short rectangular area and moderate damage. It can only be deployed on the player's own side. Once the spell reaches its destination, it spawns a single Barbarian. It is a spiked barrel with a Barbarian inside it. A Barbarian Barrel card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Barbarian" comes from the Greek "βάρβαρος" (bárbaros), meaning foreign. Dating back to the ancient Greek times, the Greeks referred to non-Greek people as barbarians because the language they spoke sounded to Greeks like gibberish represented by the sounds "bar..bar..;". In the Japanese and Thai language setting of the game, the Barbarian Barrel's name translates to "Rolling Barbarian" and "Barbarian Tank" respectively. The Barbarian Barrel is 1 of 6 cards associated with Barbarians, with the others being Elite Barbarians, Barbarian Launcher, Battle Ram, Barbarian Hut, and of course, Barbarians. According to a Clash-A-Rama comic strip, the Barbarians follow a career path, with the one in the Barbarian Barrel being the lowest-ranking one.
• The Barbarian Barrel, along with Wall Breakers, Rage, and Goblin Curse, are the cheapest Epic cards, costing 2 Elixir.
• The Barbarian Barrel is one of the first spell cards to receive a card render, alongside the Arrows and Rocket.
• It is 1 of 3 spells that can only be placed in the player's territory, the others being Royal Delivery and The Log.
• The Barbarian Barrel is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The Barbarian Barrel is 1 of 10 cards to have an alliterative name, the others being the Royal Recruits, Goblin Gang, Mega Minion, Goblin Giant, Cannon Cart, Ram Rider, Dagger Duchess, Boss Bandit, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Barbarian Barrel is the subject of an Emote. The Barbarian Barrel Back in Time Emote is a reference to Back to the Future.
• The Barbarian Barrel was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Barbarian Barrel was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2019 Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin. The Barbarian Barrel was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2020 Tournament, by a player called Ruben. The Barbarian Barrel was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2021 Tournament, by a player called Mugi.
• If a Monk activates Pensive Protection in the corner of the Arena, then an opposing Barbarian Barrel will be deflected out of the Arena's bounds. However, the Barbarian will spawn inside the Arena. Thanks to the Monk, it is possible for a Barbarian Barrel to deal damage to Crown Towers by itself. Unlike other spells, it will not deal reduced damage.
• On 3/1/2024, the Barbarian Barrel was supposed to receive a 7% damage decrease, but this change was pulled back last minute.

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The Skeleton Barrel is a Common card that is unlocked from the Jungle Arena (Arena 9). It spawns a fast, single-target, building-targeting, melee, air troop with moderate hitpoints. Once it reaches a building or it is destroyed, the barrel drops, dealing area damage, inflicting knockback, and spawning seven Skeletons in a circle. It is a spiked black barrel with a white skull printed on the front tied to three team-colored balloons. A Skeleton Barrel card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Skeleton" comes from the Greek "σκελετός" (skeletós), meaning dried up or withered. The Skeleton Barrel is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Guards, Skeleton Army, Witch, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Graveyard, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons.
• The Skeleton Barrel could be inspired by Clash of Clans' Builder Base Troop, Drop Ship, which also does damage and summons Skeletons when destroyed.
• The Skeleton Barrel is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. In Clash of Clans, the Skeleton Barrel in battle looks identical to an enemy Skeleton Barrel in Clash Royale. Unlike its Clash of Clans counterpart, the Skeleton Barrel in Clash Royale attacks only buildings. The Skeleton Barrel's visual appearance resembles Clash of Clans' Air Bombs and its projectiles. The barrel itself is stylized very similarly to Level 6 and 7 Balloons from Clash of Clans.
• The Skeleton Barrel is 1 of 8 troops to die as a part of their attack, the others being the Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Ice Spirit, Battle Ram, Heal Spirit, Suspicious Bush, and Wall Breakers.
• The Skeleton Barrel is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• In the Italian, Korean, Russian, Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Skeleton Barrel's name translates to "Bone Barrel", "Skull Barrel", "Barrel with Skeletons", "Skull Balloon", "Skeleton Tank", and "Skeleton Box" respectively.
• The Skeleton Barrel is 1 of 7 troops that has had its movement speed classification changed, the others being Elite Barbarians, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Brawler, Cannon Cart, Lumberjack, and the Mighty Miner.
• The barrel of the Skeleton Barrel looks similar to the hull of the Rocket.
• The Skeleton Barrel has the same deploying sound as the Balloon, but with a higher pitch.
• The Skeleton Barrel has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Skeleton Barrel is the only troop that has been featured with a Death Damage buff. The Skeleton Barrel is 1 of 10 troops that has been featured under the Special Delivery ruler ability, the others being Knight, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Wizard, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• Although not available as a troop, the Skeleton Barrel reappears as Witch's active ability in Squad Busters.
• In the Mirror Challenge and in its reveal trailer, the Skeleton Barrel was shown to spawn all Skeletons in a random pattern. However, this was changed after its general release to spawn the Skeletons in a circular formation.

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The Barbarian Hut is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Jungle Arena (Arena 9). It spawns a building with high hitpoints. Every 15 seconds, the Barbarian Hut will passively summon a group of three Barbarians, with a 0.5 seconds delay from each other. When defeated, it will also spawn a Barbarian. It appears as a wooden hut with a team-colored roof and a sword hoisted above the entrance, along with a keg of Elixir for decoration beside it. A Barbarian Hut card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Barbarian" comes from the Greek "βάρβαρος" (bárbaros), meaning foreign. Dating back to the ancient Greek times, the Greeks referred to non-Greek people as barbarians because the language they spoke sounded to Greeks like gibberish represented by the sounds “bar…bar…;”. The Barbarian Hut is 1 of 6 cards associated with Barbarians, with the others being Elite Barbarians, Barbarian Launcher, Battle Ram, Barbarian Barrel, and of course, Barbarians.
• The Barbarian Hut closely resembles the Level 1 Barracks from Clash of Clans, only that it now has a blue roof; however, from the enemy's point of view, it is red. The Barbarian Hut also has a small hole in the roof that the Barracks does not have, a keg of Elixir, and is more reinforced. Level 1 Barracks also only allow the training of Barbarians.
• The Barbarian Hut, along with Elixir Collector and X-Bow, are the most expensive buildings, costing 6 Elixir.
• Among all buildings that can spawn troops, the Barbarian Hut has the lowest spawn speed of all buildings, with an spawn speed of 13.5 seconds.
• In the Norwegian, Finnish, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Barbarian Hut's name translates to "Barbarian Cabin", "Barbarian Lodge", and "Barbarian Tent" respectively.
• The Barbarian Hut is one of the first building cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Cannon, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, and Inferno Tower.
• Though not the first cards to receive balance changes, the Barbarian Hut is one of the first Rare cards to ever receive balance changes since the February 2016 Update, the others are the Wizard, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, and Elixir Collector.
• The Barbarian Hut is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The Barbarian Hut is unavailable in multiple special gamemodes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing sub-mode of the Global Spell game mode, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart.
• Before the Barbarian Hut's card release, the Barbarian Hut's cost was increased to 7 Elixir (from 6 Elixir), its hitpoints were increased by 42%, its spawn time interval was increased to 14 seconds (from 11.85 seconds), the Barbarians' hitpoints were increased by 24%, and their damage was decreased by 12%.

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The Berserker is a Common card that is unlocked from the Jungle Arena (Arena 9) It spawns a fast, single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and low damage. She appears as a kid who wears a brown dress made of bear skin and wristbands and a team-colored belt, has orange hair with two buns, eyes and eyebrows, a loose tooth, and a scar on her left chin, arms and legs, and wields a pair of cleavers. A Berserker card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Berserker" comes from the Old Norse "berserkr", meaning 'warrior clothed in bearskin'.
• In the Turkish language settings of the game, the Berserker's name translates to "Naughty".
• The card image shows 2 Fire Spirits, one behind the Berserker's cheek, and another Berserker on the background.
• The Berserker is 1 of 7 troops to have a death voiceline/death scream, the others being the Battle Healer, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and Monk.
• If a Rune Giant throws her enhancement at a Berserker, the Berserker will perform her enhanced attack with both weapons at once instead of only one of them. This is merely a visual indicator; her attack does not hit twice or deal double damage.
• The Berserker is the subject of 2 Emotes.
• Before the Berserker's card release, the Berserker's damage was increased by 25% and her attack time interval was increased to 0.6 seconds (from 0.5 seconds).
• In the TV royale released on the 27th of July 2026 it was confirmed that Ken is the berserker's official father and the Rune Giant is the official mother.

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The Rune Giant is an Epic card that is unlocked from Jungle Arena (Arena 9). It spawns a slow, single-target, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and low damage. After a slight delay, she will throw an enhancement to a maximum of 2 allied troops on the Arena, increasing their damage for every 3rd attack. She appears as a large humanoid creature with long orange hair which covers her eyes and a large red nose, wearing a black suit, a brown apron and gloves with two golden spikes and stitchings, and a team-colored belt, and carries a pair of hammers. A Rune Giant card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Rune" comes from the Old German "rūnō", meaning 'secret' or 'mystery'.
• The Rune Giant is 1 of 6 troops that cannot deal damage to other troops whatsoever, the others being the Royal Giant, Giant, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, and Elixir Golem.
• The Rune Giant is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays her, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Golem, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• The card image shows 2 Fire Spirits and a Berserker on the background.
• If a Rune Giant throws her enhancement at a Berserker, the Berserker will perform her enhanced attack with both weapons at once instead of only one of them. This is merely a visual indicator; her attack does not hit twice or deal double damage.
• The Rune Giant is the subject of 3 Emotes.
• It is possible for a Rune Giant to enhance herself. This can happen if she throws her enhancement to a troop beside a Monk, who will deflect it back to the Rune Giant and enhance herself.
• The Rune Giant is 1 of 2 non-Legendary or Champion troops to fall from the sky when deployed, the other being the Zappies.
• Strangely, despite being a female, the Rune Giant is referred to as a Giant and not a Giantess.

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The Tesla is a Common card that is unlocked from the Hog Mountain (Arena 10). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, building with high hitpoints and high damage. When there are no enemies within range, it retracts underground, making itself immune to all damage except for the Earthquake and the Freeze. It appears to be a wooden lattice structure with a metal coil, cone and sphere placed on top which is surrounded by team-colored supports, a wire coiled around one of its pillar, and a wooden trapdoor with team-colored hinges. A Tesla card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The card's name is a reference to Nikola Tesla, a famous scientist known for working with electricity. It is based on one of his inventions, the Tesla coil which wirelessly transmits electricity to the destination; the way tesla coil transmits electricity appears similar to how the Tesla attacks. In the Spanish, Korean, Chinese, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Tesla's name translates to "Tesla Tower", "Thunderbolt Tower", "Tesla Electromagnetic Tower", and "Electric Arc Tower" respectively.
• Electricity was first detected through electric fish from as far back as 2750 BCE where Ancient Egyptian texts described them as the "protectors" of all other fish. At around 600 BCE, Thales of Miletus made a series of observations on static electricity, from which he believed that friction rendered amber magnetic, in contrast to minerals such as magnetite, which needed no rubbing. Thales was incorrect in believing the attraction was due to a magnetic effect, but later science would prove a link between magnetism and electricity. Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist William Gilbert wrote De Magnete, in which he made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the lodestone effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber. The Tesla is 1 of 11 cards associated with electricity, with the others being Electro Spirit, Zap, Zappies, Electro Dragon, Electro Giant, Lightning, Electro Wizard, Sparky, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein.
• The Tesla is 1 of 7 buildings which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Cannon, Mortar, Goblin Hut, Inferno Tower, Elixir Collector, and X-Bow. The Tesla resembles the Level 1 Hidden Tesla from Clash of Clans. Its Star Level 2 skin resembles the Level 6 Hidden Tesla in Clash of Clans. In Clash Royale, it is simply called "Tesla" but in Clash of Clans, it is called “Hidden Tesla”. Unlike its Clash of Clans counterpart, the Tesla in Clash Royale actively retreats when there are no valid targets, and when concealed is still visible to all sides, while also being vulnerable to Earthquake and Freeze. The word "electrickery" in its card description is also taken from its description from Clash of Clans.
• Among all buildings that can attack, the Tesla is tied with Cannon for the shortest range of all buildings, with a range of 5.5 tiles.
• The Tesla is the first building to be featured in a Loading Screen.
• The Tesla is one of the first building cards to receive a card render, alongside the Mortar, Goblin Cage, and Goblin Hut.
• The Tesla is 1 of 2 buildings that has been featured with a Rage buff, the other being Goblin Drill.
• The Tesla shares the first part of its description with the Cannon.
• In Touchdown, there are 4 Teslas at the corner of the Arena which will come up and shoot confetti when a team scores.
• The Tesla is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing sub-mode of the Global Spell game mode, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart.
• The Tesla is the subject of an Emote.
• Before the Tesla's card release, the Tesla's hitpoints were increased by 23%.

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The Minion Horde is a Common card that is unlocked from the Hog Mountain (Arena 10). It spawns six Minions in a hexagon formation. A Minion Horde card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The design of the Minions resembles gargoyles. The gargoyle is a fantasy and horror monster inspired by the gargoyle architectural element. While they were believed in mythology to frighten away evil spirits, the idea of such statues physically coming to life is a more recent notion. They are usually made of magically animated or transformed stone, but have animal or chimera traits and are often guardians of a place such as a cathedral or castle. They can also be depicted as vessels for demonic possession or as a living species resembling statues. In the French and Japanese language settings of the game, the Minion Horde's name translates to "Gargoyle Horde" and "Group of Gargoyles" respectively. In the Turkish, Korean, Arabic, Persian, Indonesian, Finnish, and Vietanmese language settings of the game, the Minion Horde's name translates to "Herd of Minions", "Minion Gang", "Minion Crowd", "Minion Herd", "Horde of Minions", "Swarm of Minions", and "Minion Swarm" respectively. In the Chinese and Thai language settings of the game, the Minion Horde's name translates to "Army of the Undead", and "Flock of Drones" respectively.
• The Minion Horde is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. The Minion Horde in Clash of Clans shares the same render with Minions' card render in Clash Royale, despite the fact that Minion Horde has its own card render in Clash Royale. The Minion Horde's description in Clash of Clans is identical to its description in Clash Royale. Its Star Level 3 skin resembles the Level 3 Minion in Clash of Clans. In Clash of Clans, the Minions' projectile comes from their mouths, however, in Clash Royale, it comes from their fists instead.
• The Minion Horde is one of the first troop cards to be featured in a Trainer's deck, alongside the Minions, Archers, Knight, Spear Goblins, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, and Balloon.
• In the card's description, the "three's a crowd, six is a horde!" line is a reference to the proverb “two's company, three's a crowd”.
• The Minion Horde's description says that the regular Minions are "unarmored", which hinted the addition of the "armored" Mega Minion.
• The Minions on the Minion Horde appear to have an underbite, similar to the Guards, Giant Skeleton, Lava Hound, and Super Lava Hound.
• The Minions in the card picture of Minion Horde are paler in skin color compared to the regular Minions, most likely due to the lighting of the area they are in. They also appear to be wearing burgundy fingerless gloves, as opposed to the indigo gloves worn by the regular Minions. They also seem to have team-colored eyes in battle, instead of purple eyes like on their card. However, the Minions of the Minion Horde are visually identical to the regular Minions in battle.
• Using the Minions card to summon 6 Minions would cost 6 Elixir, whereas using the Minion Horde card to summon 6 Minions costs 5 Elixir.
• The Minions' range was shown as 2 before the July 2019 Update.
• The Minion Horde was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale Helsinki Tournament, by a player called Jason.
• Before the Minion Horde's card release, the Minions' hitpoints were increased by 5%.
• The August 2025 buff was just meant to be its range. But they also accidently buffed its hitpoints. This was reverted 3 days latter

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The Elite Barbarians is a Common card that is unlocked from the Hog Mountain (Arena 10). It spawns two fast, single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troops with high hitpoints and very high damage. Their deployment is in a horizontal formation. They resemble normal Barbarians, except they wear a horned helmet with a team-colored stripe and edges. An Elite Barbarians card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Barbarian" comes from the Greek "βάρβαρος" (bárbaros), meaning foreign. Dating back to the ancient Greek times, the Greeks referred to non-Greek people as barbarians because the language they spoke sounded to Greeks like gibberish represented by the sounds "bar..bar..;". In the Italian, Arabic, and Thai language settings of the game, the Elite Barbarians' name translates to "Chosen Barbarians", "Distinguished Barbarians", and "Skilled Barbarians" respectively. The Elite Barbarians are 1 of 6 cards associated with Barbarians, with the others being Barbarian Launcher, Battle Ram, Barbarian Hut, Barbarian Barrel, and of course, Barbarians. According to a Clash-A-Rama comic strip, the Barbarians follow a career path, with the Elite Barbarians being the highest-ranking ones.
• The Elite Barbarians are 1 of 7 troops that has had its movement speed classification changed, the others being Skeleton Barrel, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Brawler, Cannon Cart, Lumberjack, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Elite Barbarians are 1 of 23 troops that have been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk.
• The Elite Barbarians resemble the Level 6 Barbarian in Clash of Clans. Their Star Level 2 Skin resembles the Level 7 Barbarian in Clash of Clans.
• The helmets they wear may be a reference to the Iron Helmet that the Dragonborn wears in the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, which is one of the most iconic helmets in the game.
• In the card's description, the "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" line is a reference to the house song "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" by the Daft Punk.
• Elite Barbarians in Touchdown mode wear American football helmets instead of their regular helmets seen in standard battle.
• The Elite Barbarians are featured in non-Clash games. More specifically: The Elite Barbarians, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, and P.E.K.K.A, were featured as a monster in Puzzles and Dragons, in a dungeon called Clash of Clans Dungeon. While not available as a character, the Elite Barbarians are available as a promoted form for the Barbarian in Squad Busters.
• The Elite Barbarians are the subject of 3 Emotes. It is also 1 of 3 cards in which an Emote it is the subject of relates to one of its Star Levels, the others being the Hog Rider and Rocket.

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The Hunter is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Hog Mountain (Arena 10). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and very high damage. The Hunter launches an attack that shoots 10 shotgun pellets that travel in random directions with a wide spread, giving him higher damage the closer he is to the target and lower damage at long range. He resembles a man wearing a brown cloth, gloves, belt, pants and boots, a team-colored shirt and coonskin cap, armed with a double-barreled shotgun, and has fuzzy black eyebrows and mustache covering his eyes and mouth respectively. A Hunter card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

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• The shotgun is a long-barreled firearm designed to shoot a straight-walled cartridge known as a shotshell, which discharges numerous small spherical projectiles called shot. Shotguns come in a wide variety of calibers and gauges ranging from 5.5 mm to up to 5 cm. Almost all are breechloading, and can be single barreled, or in Hunter's case, double barreled. Shotguns are far less common in military use than rifles or pistols, but are a lot more common in law enforcement use.
• The Hunter is likely inspired by Shelly from Brawl Stars, another Supercell game. This is referenced a few times: During the global release of Brawl Stars celebration, the Hunter was reskinned as Shelly in the Heist mode. A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Shelly and uses the Hunter in their deck.
• The Hunter is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Hunter is 1 of 4 troops that can deal damage to multiple units with one attack without an area damage radius, the others being Electro Spirit, Electro Dragon, and Electro Wizard.
• The Hunter's attack load shares the same sound effects as the Musketeer's deploy sound.
• If the Hunter performed his attack right before dying while being cursed by the Mother Witch, it is possible for the Cursed Hog to spawn right inside these bullets, destroying it immediately.
• The Hunter is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Hunter is the subject of 2 Emotes. The Hunter is the subject of a Battle Banner item.
• The Hunter was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2020 Tournament, by a player called Ruben.
• The initial balance change for Hunter on the 6/8/2024 balance changes was a 4% hitpoints increase, but it was raised to 5% last minute.
• The Hunter was originally going to have a hook mechanic, similarly to the Fisherman. However, the hook mechanic were dropped, which lead to the creation of the Hunter. Ultimately, the Fisherman was added in one of Clash Royale's updates.

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The X-Bow is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Hog Mountain (Arena 10). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, very long-ranged, building with high hitpoints and very low damage. It appears to be a crossbow with wooden, stone, and metallic features along with a shining steel bolt for ammunition mounted on top of a base with a metal rim and team-colored plates. An X-Bow card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The name "X-Bow" is a pun on "Crossbow", which the device resembles. The letter "X" resembles a cross (十), leading to this abbreviated name. In the Spanish, Russian, Chinese, and Finnish language settings of the game, the X-Bow's name translates to "Crossbow". In the Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Vietnamese language setting of the game, the X-Bow's name translates to "X-Crossbow", "Giant Crossbow", "Large Crossbow", "Bow", and "Bow Tower" respectively. The X-Bow 1 of 10 cards associated with archery, with the others being Archers, Arrows, Tower Princess, Princess, Magic Archer, Super Magic Archer, Super Archers, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince. Strangely enough, despite crossbow bolts reaching higher speed than arrows shot from regular bows and thus landing on their target with a higher force which means more damage, the X-Bow does less damage than equal-level Archers, Tower Princess, Princess, and Magic Archer. This is likely for balancing reasons.
• The X-Bow is 1 of 7 buildings which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Inferno Tower, and Elixir Collector. Similar to its Clash of Clans counterpart in ground mode, the X-Bow cannot target air troops, but boasts massive range to compensate. Unlike the Clash of Clans X-Bow, the Clash Royale iteration cannot be set to target air troops and fires regular crossbow bolts instead of Elixir bolts.
• While not available as a building in Squad Busters, the X-Bow reappears there when spawned by an X-Bow Spell.
• The X-Bow, along with Barbarian Hut and Elixir Collector, are the most expensive buildings, costing 6 Elixir.
• The X-Bow's stats are the highest or lowest among all buildings. More specifically: Among all buildings that can attack, the X-Bow is tied with Mortar, Barbarian Launcher, and Party Hut for the longest range of all buildings, with a range of 11.5 tiles. The X-Bow is tied with Mortar, Barbarian Launcher, and Party Hut for the longest deployment time of all buildings, with a deployment time of 3.5 seconds. Among all buildings that can attack, the X-Bow has the highest attack speed of all buildings, with an attack speed of 0.4 seconds. Among all buildings that can attack, the X-Bow has the highest first attack speed of all buildings, with a first attack speed of 0.3 seconds. Among all buildings that attack with projectiles, the X-Bow has the highest projectile speed of all buildings, with a projectile speed of 1600.
• Out of all the cards in the game, the X-Bow is the only card to have a hyphen in its name in English.
• An empty X-Bow can be seen on the Trophy Road as a decoration.
• In the card's description, the "Would be a shame if this X-Bow whittled it down from this side of the Arena..." line is from the old meme that says "It would be a shame if something happened to it."
• The X-Bow is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing sub-mode of the Global Spell game mode, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart.
• On 1/4/2016, certain Content Creators were given a different version of the game, with an X-Bow that could also target friendly troops and buildings if they were in range.
• Before the X-Bow's card release, the X-Bow's hitpoints and damage were increased by 11%.

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The Golem is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Hog Mountain (Arena 10). It spawns a slow, single-target, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with extremely high hitpoints and high damage. When defeated, the Golem explodes, dealing damage, inflicting knockback, while spawning two Golemites which have moderate hitpoints and low damage. Like the Golem, the Golemites also explode, dealing damage and inflicting knockback. The Golem is a colossal, menacing rock brute with team-colored eyes and crystals on its back, while its Golemites appear similarly, but are smaller with only one eye. A Golem card costs 8 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Golem" occurs once in the Bible in Psalm 139:16, which uses the word "golmi", that means "my light form", "raw" material, connoting the unfinished human being. A golem is an animated, anthropomorphic being in Jewish folklore, which is entirely created from inanimate matter, usually clay or mud. The most famous golem narrative involves Judah Loew ben Bezalel, the late 16th-century rabbi of Prague. In the Vietnamese language setting of the game, the Golem's name translates to "Stone Man".
• The Golem was likely inspired by the Promethean from Age of Mythology, as both units are stone creatures that split in two, smaller versions of themselves once defeated.
• The Golem is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Balloon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Golem resembles the Level 6 Golem from Clash of Clans. The Golem in Clash Royale shares its deploy sound effect with its Clash of Clans counterpart's. In Clash Royale, Golemites possess a unique design, animations, and sound effects, while in Clash of Clans, Golemites are a scaled-down version of the Golem, and have the same sound effects as the Golem, only at a higher pitch. Unlike in Clash of Clans, the Clash Royale counterpart always spawns 2 Golemites regardless of Level, while the Golem in Clash of Clans may spawn more than 2 Golemites depending on the Level.
• It is the most expensive Epic card, costing 8 Elixir, not counting the Mirror as it does not have a defined Elixir cost. It is also currently the only permanent 8 Elixir card in Clash Royale.
• The Golem's stats are the highest or lowest among all troops. More specifically: The Golem has the highest hitpoints of all troops, with 7,456 hitpoints at Level 15. The Golem has the longest deployment time of all troops, with a deployment time of 3 seconds.
• The Golem has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Golem is 1 of 23 troops that have been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk. The Golem is 1 of 10 troops that has been featured under the Special Delivery ruler ability, the others being Knight, Skeleton Barrel, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Wizard, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Golem shares the first part of his description with the Giant.
• The Golem is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays it, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• A Loading Screen Hint suggests that the Golem's heart is made of stone.
• Unlike the Ice Golem, the Golem only punches with one hand, whereas the Ice Golem attacks with both hands. The Elixir Golem attacks with both hands, but the Elixir Golemites use one hand and the Elixir Blobs appear to bite.
• The Golem is featured as a skin for Barbarian King in Clash of Clans.
• The Golem is featured in non-Clash games. More specifically: The Golem, along with the Goblins and the Archer Queen, was featured as a character skin for the Rook in Chess. The Golem, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.

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The Furnace is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Hog Mountain (Arena 10). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage, but slow hit speed. Every 7 seconds, the Furnace will passively summon a Fire Spirit in front. It appears to be a cast-iron steam locomotive armor with limbs wearing team-colored gloves and pants, chainmail, and a metal witch-like hat on top and a grate in the center. It also holds a wooden staff with a cauldron placed on top filled with bubbling lava in it, along with a large metal knob on the bottom with black spikes on it. A Furnace card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Much like the Heal Spirit, who was the first card to be reworked into a Troop from a Spell, the Furnace is also a first of its kind rework. Only instead it was reworked into a troop from a building.
• In the German, Turkish, Japanese and Finnish language settings of the game, the Furnace's name translates to "Oven". In the Norwegian, Korean, and Chinese language settings of the game, the Furnace's name translates to "Fireplace", "Blast Furnace", and "Furnace of Flames" respectively.
• The Furnace was the first building to be added to the game after Clash Royale's release.
• While the current, reworked Furnace is not available as a troop in Clash of Clans, the original version is available as a Dark Elixir troop. The Furnace in Clash of Clans spawns "Firemites" instead of Fire Spirits, although one could argue that a Firemite is just a Fire Spirit under a different name.
• The Furnace is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The Furnace's description could be a reference towards the Mini P.E.K.K.A since the Mini P.E.K.K.A says "pancakes" when deployed in the Arena.
• This may be inspired by a scrapped card idea called the "Fire Knight" and he slightly resembles the Potter from Clash Mini.
• The Furnace was featured in the winning deck of the The Crown Duel Tournament, by a player called Backstabx.
• The Furnace is the subject of multiple Emotes.

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The Zappies is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Hog Mountain (Arena 10). It spawns three single-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troops with moderate hitpoints and low damage. Their deployment is in a triangle formation. Each of their attacks stun the target for 0.5 seconds. They appear as small machines having an upwards coil on a wooden chassis and wheels, with a spiked steel ram at the front and team-colored flags at the rear. A Zappies card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Electricity was first detected through electric fish from as far back as 2750 BCE where Ancient Egyptian texts described them as the "protectors" of all other fish. At around 600 BCE, Thales of Miletus made a series of observations on static electricity, from which he believed that friction rendered amber magnetic, in contrast to minerals such as magnetite, which needed no rubbing. Thales was incorrect in believing the attraction was due to a magnetic effect, but later science would prove a link between magnetism and electricity. Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist William Gilbert wrote De Magnete, in which he made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the lodestone effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber. The Zappies are 1 of 11 cards associated with electricity, with the others being Electro Spirit, Zap, Tesla, Electro Dragon, Electro Giant, Lightning, Electro Wizard, Sparky, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein.
• The Zappies are 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. It is the only troop from Clash Royale that is only available as a defensive troop in Clash of Clans. The Zappies' description implies its creator is the Master Builder, a character from Clash of Clans.
• The Zappies are one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Zappies are 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Zappies are 1 of 2 non-Legendary, Champion, Evolution or Hero troops to fall from the sky when deployed, the other being the Rune Giant. Cloned Zappies do not fall from the sky when deployed.

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The Mega Knight is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Electro Valley (Arena 11). It spawns an area-damage, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with very high hitpoints and high damage. Upon deployment, he will deal damage to enemy units around him in a 360º area around him, and inflict knockback. If there are ground units between 3.5 and 5 tiles of him, he will stop moving and begin charging a jump attack which takes 0.9 seconds to execute, and will deal double damage, and inflict knockback. He appears as a Knight with blue eyes and black eyebrows, wearing a helmet with a team-colored feather on top, maces on his arms, and huge dark armor. A Mega Knight card costs 7 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Knight" comes from the German "Knecht", meaning servant or vassal. Originally, knights were associated with mounted warriors, later being considered a class of lower nobility, until eventually, knighthood had become associated with the ideals of chivalry, a code of conduct for the perfect courtly Christian warrior. Often, a knight was a vassal who served as an elite fighter or a bodyguard for a lord, with payment in the form of land holdings. In the Chinese and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Mega Knight's name translates to "Super Knight". In the Italian and Arabic language settings of the game, the Mega Knight's name translates to "Great Knight" and "Giant Knight" respectively. The Mega Knight is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Princess, Royal Ghost, Spirit Empress, Super Knight, Dagger Duchess, Royal Chef, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• The Mega Knight is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Mega Knight, the Electro Wizard, and the Ice Wizard are the only troops that deal spawn damage. Unlike the other two, the Mega Knight's spawn damage does not affect air troops.
• The Mega Knight and Lava Hound are the most expensive permanent Legendary cards, costing 7 Elixir.
• The Mega Knight is 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Mega Knight, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• Since the description implies it lands with the force of "1,000 mustaches", it is implied that the force of 1 mustache deals approximately 0.429 damage at Tournament Standard.
• The Mega Knight was originally a Knight who had been teased by other Knights for having small and weak hands, as seen in a short. Previous theories by fans were that the Mega Knight was the Builder from Clash of Clans, but this was disproven by Supercell. Although fans continue to speculate and are not entirely convinced.
• When the Mega Knight is defeated, his maces fall to the ground. The other units that drop items upon death are the Knight, Rascal Boy, Mega Minion, Dark Prince, Executioner, Sparky, Fisherman, Super Knight, Golden Knight, and the Little Prince.
• The Mega Knight is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Mega Knight is the subject of 3 Emotes. The Mega Knight is the subject of a Tower Skin. The Mega Knight is the subject of a Battle Banner item.
• A cloned Mega Knight does not fall from the sky when deployed.
• On 27/3/2023, a Trainer was added to the game called Boss Cheddar, and used a Level 18 Mega Knight in their deck, despite the highest Level being Level 14 at the time. This Trainer was removed on 18/4/2023.

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The Sparky is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Electro Valley (Arena 11). It spawns a slow, area-damage, ground-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with high hitpoints and extremely high damage. Sparky will charge up over time, releasing her attack when it is full and when an enemy is within her range. However, this charge can be reset by a stun effect. A common example is the Zap which can reset Sparky's charge. She takes the appearance of a large machine with a front-facing golden tesla coil with an attached steel ram and a plate at the front and rear, a wooden base with 4 wheels and golden coil springs, and team-colored body encased in black metallic frame. A Sparky card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The name "Sparky" is a gender-neutral name of Middle English and Old Norse origins from the surname "Spark", meaning “lively”, “high-spirited”, “sprightly”, and “vivacious”. Despite it being a gender-neutral name, Sparky has been confirmed to be female, according to her card description. In the French and Chinese language settings of the game, the Sparky's name translates to "Zappy" and "Electromagnetic Gun" respectively. In the Turkish language setting of the game, Sparky's name lacks the diminutive suffix, causing it to have a name that translates to just "Spark".
• Electricity was first detected through electric fish from as far back as 2750 BCE where Ancient Egyptian texts described them as the "protectors" of all other fish. At around 600 BCE, Thales of Miletus made a series of observations on static electricity, from which he believed that friction rendered amber magnetic, in contrast to minerals such as magnetite, which needed no rubbing. Thales was incorrect in believing the attraction was due to a magnetic effect, but later science would prove a link between magnetism and electricity. Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist William Gilbert wrote De Magnete, in which he made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the lodestone effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber. The Sparky is 1 of 11 cards associated with electricity, with the others being Electro Spirit, Zap, Tesla, Zappies, Electro Dragon, Electro Giant, Lightning, Electro Wizard, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein.
• The Sparky's stats are the highest or lowest among all troops. More specifically: The Sparky has the lowest attack speed of all troops, with an attack speed of 4 seconds.
• The Sparky is 1 of 3 troops to recoil when attacking, the others being Firecracker and Super Archers.
• The Sparky has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Sparky is 1 of 23 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk. The Sparky is 1 of 3 troops that has been featured in the Capture the Troop sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Fisherman and the Archer Queen. The Sparky is 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, and Royal Ghost. The Sparky is 1 of 10 troops that has been featured under the Special Delivery ruler ability, the others being Knight, Skeleton Barrel, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Wizard, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, and Royal Ghost.
• The Sparky is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays her, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Golem, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• The three notes Sparky makes when charging up are C, E♭, and G♭, making a diminished c-minor chord if put together.
• There is a Loading Screen Hint that directly refers to a nickname for her. It says: "Calling Sparky a trash can on wheels hurts her feelings." This may suggest that Sparky is a sentient being.
• The second part of the card description is also used as a Loading Screen Hint.
• When an enemy Sparky is defeated, her wheels fall to the ground. However, if a friendly Sparky is defeated, nothing is dropped. The other units that drop items upon defeat are the Knight, Rascal Boy, Mega Minion, Dark Prince, Executioner, Mega Knight, Fisherman, Super Knight, Golden Knight, and the Little Prince.
• The Sparky is the subject of 4 Emotes.
• A cloned Sparky does not fall from the sky when deployed.

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The Ram Rider is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Electro Valley (Arena 11). It spawns a single-target, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. After she travels 2 tiles, she will begin to charge towards her target, and deals double damage if she hits the target whilst charging. She is able to jump over the river. She carries a Rider on her back that can attack independently of the Ram. The Rider's attacks only affect troops, but she can snare them, slowing down their movement speed by 70%. The Ram Rider appears as a dark-skinned woman who has light brown eyes, black hair and eyebrows, and white spots on her face, wears a sandal dress, a team-colored belt, and a golden band on her neck and right arm, wield bolas, and rides a ram that wears a team-colored headband, has a golden piercing in its left ear, and carries a team-colored scroll on its back. A Ram Rider card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The weapon that the Ram Rider wields is called a bola. Bolas were most famously used by the gauchos, but have been found in excavations of Pre-Columbian settlements, especially in Patagonia, where indigenous peoples used them to catch guanacos and rheas.
• The ram that she rides resembles an "Ovis canadensis" (bighorn sheep) and similar species. Bighorn sheep have large compact curved horns and attack by charging towards their target with their horns, similarly to the Ram Rider's ram in Clash Royale.
• The Ram Rider is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. Unlike her Clash of Clans counterpart, the Ram Rider in Clash Royale only attacks with her ram once, with the Ram Rider herself attacking the target afterwards from range. In addition, the ram is able to apply a slow effect to its target. The appearance of the Ram Rider is also different in Clash Royale, appearing without holiday decorations, or as a cookie.
• The Ram Rider is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• She is 1 of 5 troops that have a charge, the others being Battle Ram, Dark Prince, Prince, and Raging Prince.
• The Ram Rider is 1 of 8 troops that can jump over the river, the others being Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Cursed Hog, and Santa Hog Rider.
• The Ram Rider is 1 of 2 troops with the “Ranged Ground & Air targeting unit riding on Melee Building targeting unit” pattern, the other being the Goblin Giant. However, the Rider cannot attack alone if the Ram is destroyed, and only the Ram can attack buildings.
• In the Dutch and Norwegian language settings of the game, the Ram Rider's name translates to "Buck Rider". In the Indonesian and Malaysian language settings of the game, the Ram Rider's name translates to "Sheep Rider". In the Italian, French, Portuguese, Thai, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Ram Rider's name translates to "Ram Tamer", "Cavalier", "Sheep Tamer", "Sheepwoman", and "City Breaker" respectively. In both the Simplified Chinese and the Traditional Chinese language setting, the Ram Rider's name translates to "Barbary sheep Knight". Ammotragus lervia, the common names of which include Barbary sheep, inhabits a range across North Africa.
• The Ram Rider has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Ram Rider is 1 of 22 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk. The Ram Rider is 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Electro Wizard, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Rider on the Ram is the only troop in the game that only attacks troops.
• When deployed, the Ram Rider will say "Out of my way!". The Ram Rider is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• The Ram Rider is 1 of 10 cards to have an alliterative name, the others being the Royal Recruits, Goblin Gang, Mega Minion, Goblin Giant, Cannon Cart, Barbarian Barrel, Dagger Duchess, Boss Bandit, and the Mighty Miner.

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The Inferno Dragon is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Electro Valley (Arena 11). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, short-ranged, air troop with high hitpoints and various damage stages. The Inferno Dragon's damage increases over time as it remains focused on a single target specifically every two seconds it goes up to a stage until stage 3. It resembles a Baby Dragon with a helmet, a yellow hose and a fuel tank on its back. An Inferno Dragon card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Inferno Dragon resembles dragons from European cultures. being reptilian legendary creatures, often depicted as winged, horned, and capable of breathing fire. The Inferno Dragon is of the same breed as the Baby Dragon, but the Inferno Dragon moves slower, and has slightly more hitpoints, possibly because it carries extra equipment and wears a helmet. However, they are otherwise identical in terms of animations and deployment sound effects. A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Dragon and uses 2 dragon cards in their deck, one of them being Inferno Dragon, and the other being Baby Dragon.
• The word "Inferno" comes from the Latin "inferus", meaning underworld. In the French, Turkish, Chinese, Persian, and Malaysian language settings of the game, the Inferno Dragon's name translates to "Hell Dragon". In the Portuguese language settings of the game, the Inferno Dragon's name translates to "Infernal Dragon". In the Russian and Arabic language settings of the game, the Inferno Dragon's name translates to "Fiery Dragon".
• The Inferno Dragon is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. The Inferno Dragon's card render is shared with Clash of Clans. Despite coming after the one in Clash Royale, the artwork was originally made for Clash of Clans. The barrel on its back likely contains Dark Elixir, as it is the source of fuel for the Inferno Tower in Clash of Clans, and Dark Elixir is also needed to obtain an Inferno Dragon in that game.
• The Inferno Dragon is tied with the Mighty Miner and the Little Prince for the highest attack speed of all troops, with an attack speed of 0.4 seconds.
• The Inferno Dragon is 1 of 4 troops that has been featured in the Dragon Hunt sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Skeleton Dragons, Baby Dragon, and Electro Dragon.
• The Inferno Dragon is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays it, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Golem, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• Acoording to the Electro Dragon's intro video, it is implied that the Baby Dragon, Electro Dragon, and Inferno Dragon are brothers.
• The Inferno Dragon, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• The Inferno Dragon is the subject of an Emote.
• A cloned Inferno Dragon does not fall from the sky when deployed.
• The Inferno Dragon was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2021 Tournament, by a player called Mugi.

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The Miner is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Electro Valley (Arena 11). It spawns a fast, single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. The Miner can be placed anywhere in the Arena. He appears as a man wearing a dark gray helmet with a partially melted candle on top, a team-colored shirt, a belt with a golden handle, and brown pants, carries a shovel, and has brown eyebrows, a large reddish nose, and a slightly dirtied face. He also carries an open backpack which appears to be filled with gold and rocks. A Miner card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Mine" and by extention "Miner" come from the Celtic "meinis", meaning ore. Mining was invented from the beginning of civilization, with the oldest mine being the Ngwenya Mine in Eswatini, which radiocarbon dating shows to be about 43,000 years old. At this site Paleolithic humans mined hematite to make the red pigment ochre. Mining is still done to this day, for the extraction of rare-earth minerals for industrial use. In the Korean language settings of the game, the Miner's name translates to "Mine Worker". The Miner is 1 of 4 cards associated with subterranea, with the others being Earthquake, Goblin Drill, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Miner is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. Unlike his Clash of Clans counterpart, he can be deployed in opposing territory but does not have the ability to burrow again after surfacing. His Barracks image in Clash of Clans and his old card render are likely based off of his card image from Clash Royale.
• A burrowing Miner has the highest speed of all troops, with a speed of 650.
• The Miner is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Miner is the only troop that can be placed on the opponent's territory.
• The Miner is 1 of 2 troops to deal reduced damage to Crown Towers, the others being Electro Giant. In the case of the Miner, his regular attacks deal 25% of the full damage.
• The Miner, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Musketeer, Wizard, Hog Rider, Battle Healer, Witch, Ice Wizard, and Bandit, are featured as a Squaddie in Squad Busters.
• According to Fan Fang, the Game Lead/Designer of Clash Mini, the Miner is his favorite troop, as stated on Pocket Gamer.
• The Miner is unavailable in multiple special gamemodes. More specifically: It is 1 of 3 cards that is unavailable in Boost Fields, the others being Goblin Barrel and Goblin Drill. It is 1 of 3 cards that is unavailable in Timeless Towers, the others being Rocket and Goblin Drill. It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Rocket, Earthquake, Lightning, Poison, Goblin Drill, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.
• The Miner is the subject of a few Emotes.
• During the 1st Anniversary Offer, when the free Magical Chest is opened, a right-facing Goblin will be there trying to blow out a candle. The candle will appear on a Miner's helmet if the Gold and Gem pack in the middle is purchased, and a left-facing Goblin will appear if the Gold and Super Magical Chest pack on the right is purchased.
• The Miner was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Miner was featured in the winning deck of the Crown Championship Global Series Tournament, by a player called Sergioramos:). The Miner was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2022 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light.

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The Electro Wizard is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Electro Valley (Arena 11). It spawns a fast, multi-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. The Electro Wizard's attack stuns his targets for 0.5 seconds. If 2 or more targets are within his range, his attack will split and attack the closest 2 units. He spawns with a Zap upon deployment. He appears as a Wizard with blue eyes, long ears, black spiky hair, eyebrows and moustache, wearing a team-colored suit with gold linings and wristbands, a belt, and black boots. An Electro Wizard card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

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• The word "Wizard" comes from the Middle English "wys", meaning wise. In the German, Persian, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Wizard's name translates to "Electro Magician". In the Spanish, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese, and Thai language settings of the game, the Electro Wizard's name translates to "Electric Wizard". In the Chinese and Finnish language settings of the game, the Wizard's name translates to "Thunder Mage" and "Lightning Wizard" respectively.
• The word "Electro" come from the Greek word "ἤλεκτρον" (elektron), meaning amber, referring to its electrostatic capabilities. Electricity was first detected through electric fish from as far back as 2750 BCE where Ancient Egyptian texts described them as the "protectors" of all other fish. At around 600 BCE, Thales of Miletus made a series of observations on static electricity, from which he believed that friction rendered amber magnetic, in contrast to minerals such as magnetite, which needed no rubbing. Thales was incorrect in believing the attraction was due to a magnetic effect, but later science would prove a link between magnetism and electricity. Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist William Gilbert wrote De Magnete, in which he made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the lodestone effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber. The Electro Wizard is 1 of 11 cards associated with electricity, with the others being Electro Spirit, Zap, Tesla, Zappies, Electro Dragon, Electro Giant, Lightning, Sparky, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein.
• The Electro Wizard is 1 of 4 troops that can deal damage to multiple units with one attack without an area damage radius, the others being Electro Spirit, Hunter, and Electro Dragon.
• The Electro Wizard, the Mega Knight, and the Ice Wizard are the only troops that deal spawn damage. The Electro Wizard used to have a "Crown Tower Spawn Damage" statistic despite the fact that its restricted deployment meant its spawn damage could never hit a Crown Tower. This was most likely because he spawned with a Zap instead of having his own spawn damage. This, however, was removed from the statistics in the Champions Update.
• The Electro Wizard was the first card to be introduced in the game through a Challenge.
• The Electro Wizard is 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Electro Wizard is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays him, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Golem, Bowler, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• The Electro Wizard might be a reference to Electric Wizard, a British doom metal band.
• In the Finnish language settings of the game, it is revealed that the Electro Wizard likes electronic music.
• According to the Electro Dragon's intro video, the Electro Dragon is the Electro Wizard's pet dragon.
• Upon spawning in, the Electro Wizard will yell "Electricity!", in a shaky voice. Upon dealing damage, he may yell "Zap!", "Electrify!", or "Electrons!". Along with the Knight, Barbarians, and Lumberjack, he is voice acted by John Mondelli. The Electro Wizard is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• The Evolved Wizard, Ice Wizard, and Electro Wizard are responsible for creating the Void, according to the Clash Royale Void intro video.

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The Princess is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Electro Valley (Arena 11). It spawns an area-damage, air-targeting, very long-ranged, ground troop with low hitpoints and moderate damage. She resembles a woman with brown eyes, short black hair and eyebrows, wearing a golden crown, a chestplate, chain mail, a team-colored robe and leggings, brown gloves, belt with a crown buckle, and boots, carries a quiver on her back, and wields a bow with a team-colored handle and arrows with team-colored fletchings. A Princess card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Prince" and by extention "Princess" comes from the Latin word "prīnceps", meaning first head. The Princess is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Mega Knight, Royal Ghost, Spirit Empress, Super Knight, Dagger Duchess, Royal Chef, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• Although the Princess' leggings are team-colored in official Clash Royale promotional videos and renders, they are colored to appear bare on in-game sprites.
• The Princess is 1 of 10 cards associated with archery, with the others being Archers, Arrows, Tower Princess, X-Bow, Magic Archer, Super Magic Archer, Super Archers, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• The Princess was one of the first Legendary cards to be added to the game, alongside the Ice Wizard.
• The Princess' stats are the highest or lowest among all troops. More specifically: The Princess has the longest range of all troops, with a range of 9 tiles. The Princess is tied with Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Cursed Hog, Santa Hog Rider, and the Terry for the longest sight range of all troops, with a sight range of 9.5 tiles.
• The Grand Champion League badge resembles a Princess' crown.
• The Princess has 3 arrows nocked in the card picture, while she only nocks 1 arrow in-game. However, she shoots 5 arrows in-game.
• When spawning, she may say "Let's go!" or "Yay!". When attacking, she may say "Gotcha!", "Pew!", or "Bullseye!". The Princess is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• The Princess, along with the Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Wizard, Witch, and Prince, is featured as a sticker in iMessage, in a sticker pack called Clash-A-Rama.
• The Princess is the subject of a few Emotes. The Princess Muscle Emote is a reference to Rosie the Riveter.
• A cloned Princess does not fall from the sky when deployed.
• The Princess was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Princess was featured in the winning deck of the Super Magical Cup Tournament, by a player called CMcHugh. The Princess was featured in the winning deck of the King's Cup II Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin.

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The “The Log” is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Electro Valley (Arena 11). It is an area-damage, ground-targeting spell with a very long rectangular area and moderate damage that also inflicts knockback to any troop it hits. It can only be deployed on the player's own side. It appears as a long, spiked piece of wood. A "The Log" card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• While not available as a standalone spell in Clash of Clans, The Log reappears there in a few situations. The Log appears to be one of the logs launched from the Siege Machine, the Log Launcher. The Log is used as a trap in the Clan Capital, the Log Trap.
• The Log is the cheapest Legendary card, costing 2 Elixir.
• It is 1 of 3 spells which can only be placed in the player's own territory, the others being Royal Delivery and Barbarian Barrel.
• In the Italian, Dutch, Arabic, and Portuguese language settings of the game, The Log's name translates to "The Trunk". In the Japanese, Persian, and Indonesian language settings of the game, The Log's name translates to "Rolling Wood", "Timber", and "The Wood" respectively.
• The Log bears more than a passing resemblance to Splinter from the Kirby series.
• The Log can be seen in the menu picture for Builder's Workshop in the bottom left corner. Before The Log was introduced into the game, it had no spikes on it.
• The Log can be seen on the Trophy Road as a decoration.
• In Logmas Arena, The Log can be seen in the left side of the Arena as a decoration, resembling a Clashmas Tree.
• When deployed, you can hear a voice chanting “LOG”. The Log is 1 of 3 spells that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Goblin Curse and Party Rocket.
• The Log is featured in non-Clash games. More specifically: Although not available as a spell, The Log is featured as a character skin for Spike in Brawl Stars. Although not available as a spell, The Log reappears as Greg's active ability in Squad Busters.
• The Lumberjack is responsible for creating The Log, which is hinted at on several different occasions: The Lumberjack's description states "and hunts The Log by night". In The Log's card description, it states the cause of its creation was "a spilt bottle of Rage", which is a property exclusive to the Lumberjack. In the Clash of Clans No More Clashmas?! commercial, The Log had a flashback to its creation where the Lumberjack is seen spilling the Rage spell in a forest. By an Emote where the Lumberjack cowers because The Log towers over him. In the Clash-A-Rama episode "Twas The Night Before Clashmas", the Kings search for a Clashmas Tree. They ignore the Lumberjack's majestic one, and decides on a smaller and ugly looking tree. The agitated Lumberjack tries to destroy it, but slips and drops his Rage spell, which converts the tree into The Log.
• According to TV Royale, the number of times The Log was used in battles in 2018 was 39 billion.

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The Firecracker is a Common card that is unlocked from the Spooky Town (Arena 12). It spawns a fast, single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged, ground troop with low hitpoints and high damage. The Firecracker launches an attack that once it hits its target, splits into 5 additional shrapnel, which continue to travel, while piercing through enemies. After attacking, she will recoil backwards 1 tile. The Firecracker resembles an Archer, but wears a team-colored headband and tunic, a black hood, gloves and boots, and a brown belt, and carries a wooden rocket launcher with a striped team-colored golden rocket inside it. A Firecracker card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Firecracker's weapon resembles man-portable rocket launchers. Rocket Launchers were first developed in ancient China in the ninth century. Originally, they were firing multiple arrows together in a device called fire arrow, until they were replaced with rocket motors during the twelfth century. In the Turkish and Portuguese language settings of the game, the Firecracker's name translates to "Pyrotechnist". In the Dutch and Indonesian language settings of the game, the Firecracker's name translates to "Fireworks Shooter". In the French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Malaysian, Thai, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Firecracker's name translates to "Artificer", "Firethrower", "Pyrotechnic Archer", "Rocket Gunner", "Rocketeer", "Fire Archer", "Fireworks Thrower", "Fireworks Gunner", "Firecracker Shooter", "Firework Archer", and "Firewoman" respectively. The Firecracker is 1 of 5 cards associated with rocketry, with the others being Rocket, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, and Rocket Silo. According to a tweet, the Firecracker's firework is taken from an Air Defense from Clash of Clans. Additionally, the rocket shot by the Goblin Machine resembles the Firecracker’s firework.
• The Firecracker was inspired by Penny from Brawl Stars, another Supercell game, according to Firecracker's intro video.
• The Firecracker is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch.
• The Firecracker is one of the first troop cards to receive a Card Evolution, alongside the Skeletons, Barbarians, and Royal Giant.
• The Firecracker is 1 of 4 troops which can defeat itself in one attack, the others being Skeletons, Bats and Wall Breakers.
• The Firecracker is 1 of 3 troops to recoil when attacking, the others being Sparky and Super Archers.
• The Firecracker is 1 of 23 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk.
• From her description, it is implied that the Firecracker used to be an Archer.
• Along with the Rascals, Magic Archer, Bandit, and the Boss Bandit, the Firecracker belongs to the Forest Gang.
• If the Boss Bandit is played when an allied Firecracker is on the field, she says "You fire, I dash!".
• The spread angle between the leftmost and rightmost small projectiles is 70 degrees, which means the angle between any two adjacent small projectiles is 17.5 degrees.
• The Firecracker is the subject of 4 Emotes. The Santa Firecracker Emote was originally going to appear in December of 2021, but did not make it to the game until the December of 2022.

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The Electro Dragon is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Spooky Town (Arena 12). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, short-ranged, air troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. The Electro Dragon launches an attack that hits its target, which will arc and strike up to 2 other targets within 4 tiles of each other. It will stun affected troops for 0.5 seconds. The Electro Dragon resembles a small blue dragon with blue eyes, gray spots and glowing spikes on its back, purple tongue, and team-colored wings and underbelly. An Electro Dragon card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Electro Dragon resemble dragons from European cultures. being reptilian legendary creatures, often depicted as winged, horned, and capable of breathing fire. However, the Electro Dragon breathes lightning bolts instead.
• The word "Electro" come from the Greek word "ἤλεκτρον" (elektron), meaning amber, referring to its electrostatic capabilities. Electricity was first detected through electric fish from as far back as 2750 BCE where Ancient Egyptian texts described them as the "protectors" of all other fish. At around 600 BCE, Thales of Miletus made a series of observations on static electricity, from which he believed that friction rendered amber magnetic, in contrast to minerals such as magnetite, which needed no rubbing. Thales was incorrect in believing the attraction was due to a magnetic effect, but later science would prove a link between magnetism and electricity. Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist William Gilbert wrote De Magnete, in which he made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the lodestone effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber. The Electro Dragon is 1 of 11 cards associated with electricity, with the others being Electro Spirit, Zap, Tesla, Zappies, Electro Giant, Lightning, Electro Wizard, Sparky, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein.
• It is 1 of 3 troops that are “miniature” versions of another troop in Clash of Clans, the others being the Mini P.E.K.K.A and Baby Dragon. They are smaller versions of Electro Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, and Dragon, respectively. The Electro Dragon is a reference to the eponymous troop in Clash of Clans. However, the Electro Dragon in Clash Royale is a less durable infant, only hits up to three targets with its chain lightning, has the same damage for all three hits, stuns on strike and doesn't inflict death damage.
• The Electro Dragon is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Electro Dragon has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Electro Dragon is 1 of 4 troops that has been featured in the Dragon Hunt sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Skeleton Dragons, Baby Dragon, and Inferno Dragon. The Electro Dragon is 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• Acoording to the Electro Dragon's intro video, and its description, it is implied that the Baby Dragon, Electro Dragon, and Inferno Dragon are brothers, with the Electro Dragon being the middle child.
• According to the Electro Dragon's intro video, the Electro Dragon is the Electro Wizard's pet dragon.
• After each attack, the spikes on the Electro Dragon's backlight up in sequence, similar to a Sparky's charge. This is merely a visual indicator; its attack does not charge like Sparky's attack does.
• The Electro Dragon is 1 of 4 troops that can deal damage to multiple units with one attack without an area damage radius, the others being Electro Spirit, Hunter, and Electro Wizard.
• The Electro Dragon is the subject of 2 Emotes. From the Electro Dragon's Emotes, the Electro Dragon produces its lightning by sneezing, unlike its counterparts who produce fire by burping.
• The Electro Dragon was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2018 Tournament, by a player called Lciop.
• The Electro Dragon is currently the only Dragon unit in Clash Royale to shoot a projectile other than fire.

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The Wall Breakers is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Spooky Town (Arena 12). It spawns two very fast, area-damage, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with low hitpoints and very high damage. They drop their barrel at their target when attacking, destroying themselves in the process on impact. Their deployment is in a horizontal formation. They resemble Skeletons donning team-colored bandannas and carry explosive barrels. A Wall Breakers card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Wall Breakers are 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Balloon, Golem, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Clash of Clans counterpart targets Walls, hence the name, and has a 40x damage multiplier against them. Unlike the Clash Royale counterpart, the Wall Breaker's damage in Clash of Clans is extremely low and not enough to destroy anything other than Walls. Due to Walls not existing in Clash Royale, they were made to target any building instead, with higher base damage but no damage multiplier. Wall Breakers in Clash of Clans also have death damage, which is not the case in Clash Royale. The second part of the Wall Breaker's card description is also shared from its Clash of Clans counterpart, with the word "walls" replaced by "buildings", as "walls" do not exist in Clash Royale. The Wall Breakers resemble the Level 6 Wall Breaker from Clash of Clans, although they do not wear an aviator cap. According to Clash of Clans, Balloons are "promoted" Wall Breakers.
• The Wall Breakers are 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Guards, Skeleton Army, Witch, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Super Witch, Graveyard, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons. It is suggested that Bombers are promoted Wall Breakers, as one of the Loading Screen Hints says "One day, Wall Breakers realized that they could do a lot more damage if they THREW the bomb rather than sat beside it. Imagine that...", implying that Bombers used to be Wall Breakers.
• The Wall Breakers are one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Wall Breakers are 1 of 8 troops to die as a part of their attack, the others being the Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Ice Spirit, Skeleton Barrel, Battle Ram, Heal Spirit, and Suspicious Bush.
• The Wall Breakers are 1 of 4 troops which can defeat themselves in one attack, the others being Skeletons, Bats and Firecracker. Unlike the others, the Wall Breakers cannot target other Wall Breakers. The Wall Breakers are 1 of 2 troops with more damage than hitpoints, the other being Guards.
• The Wall Breakers, along with Barbarian Barrel, Rage, and Goblin Curse, are the cheapest Epic cards, costing 2 Elixir.
• The Wall Breakers are the only building-targeting troops that inflict area damage with their regular attack.
• In the French, Korean, Arabic, Chinese, Malaysian, Thai, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Wall Breakers' name translates to "Sappers", "Skeleton Assault", "Wall Destroyers", "Siege Bombers", "Fortress Breakers", "Wall Bombers", and "Siege Soldiers" respectively.
• The Wall Breakers have been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Wall Breakers are 1 of 23 troops that have been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk. The Wall Breakers are 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Wall Breakers are 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The Wall Breakers, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• Before the Wall Breakers' card release, the Wall Breakers were supposed to be a Legendary card. However, they were changed to an Epic card post-release.

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The Phoenix is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Spooky Town (Arena 12). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, melee, air troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. When defeated, the Phoenix explodes, dealing damage, inflicting knockback, while spawning an egg which has low hitpoints. If the egg is not defeated within 3.8 seconds, it will hatch into another Phoenix with the original's hitpoints and damage. However, a reborn Phoenix does not deal death damage or spawn an egg once it is defeated. It is a cerise bird with slate eyes, yellow sclerae, a maroon beak and legs, and amber eyebrows, remiges and rectrices. A Phoenix card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Phoenix is based on the eponymous mythological Greek creature capable of rebirth on destruction. Associated with the sun, a phoenix obtains new life by rising from the ashes of its predecessor. Some legends say it dies in a show of flames and combustion, others that it simply dies and decomposes before being born again. In the Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Phoenix's name translates to "Fire Phoenix".
• The Phoenix is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. It is the only troop that is available as a hero pet in Clash of Clans. The Phoenix's design in Clash of Clans is slightly different from its design in Clash Royale. As in Clash of Clans, it has yellow eyes and its body appears smaller and wings larger. In Clash Royale, it has hazel eyes and the proportions seem more evenly distributed. The Phoenix in Clash Royale shares the same sound effects with its Clash of Clans counterpart. Unlike in Clash Royale, the Phoenix in Clash of Clans can deal area damage and does not have death damage. Its ability differs from its Clash of Clans counterpart. Instead of starting off as an attacker and reviving itself once when destroyed, the Clash of Clans Phoenix assumes the form of a passive, untargetable egg, and would temporarily revive its assigned hero for 8 seconds when they have been defeated, at which point it begins attacking. In Clash of Clans, the Phoenix's gender is female, as said in Phoenix's description, whereas in Clash Royale, the Phoenix is male according to TV Royale, but uses “it” pronouns in its description.
• The Phoenix is the only card in the game that can revive itself.
• The Phoenix is 1 of 9 troops that have the same sprite for both players, the others are Skeletons, Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Bats, Ice Spirit, Heal Spirit, Elixir Blob, and Lava Pup.
• The Phoenix is 1 of 23 troops that have been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk.
• The Phoenix, Ram Rider, Lumberjack, and the Fisherman are the only normal spawning Legendary troops that do not fall from the sky when deployed.
• The Phoenix is the subject of 2 Emotes.

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The Royal Ghost is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Spooky Town (Arena 12). It spawns a fast, area-damage, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. Upon deployment, he will spawn invisible, and will only turn visible once he attacks. If he is in his invisible state, he will not be targeted by opposing units, but can still be hit by area damage or spells. When he is not fighting any unit for 1.8 seconds, he will become invisible again. The Royal Ghost hovers, meaning he is targeted as a ground unit, but travels similar to air units. The Royal Ghost resembles an undead King who has pale skin, puffy eyes, white eyebrows, mustache and beard, wears a crown, dark gauntlets and chain mail, a team-colored robe and shoes, and a belt, and wields a light blue glowing sword. A Royal Ghost card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Royal Ghost may be inspired by the ghost of Hamlet's father from the theatrical play "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare.
• The Royal Ghost is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Ice Wizard, and Night Witch. Unlike his counterpart in Clash of Clans, the Royal Ghost in Clash Royale is always invisible until he breaks stealth and can enter it again after some inactivity, deals medium amounts of area damage with moderate health, but never slows his targets.
• The Royal Ghost is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Mega Knight, Princess, Spirit Empress, Super Knight, Dagger Duchess, Royal Chef, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• The Royal Ghost is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Royal Ghost is 1 of 3 troops that can turn invisible and not distract other enemies, the others being Suspicious Bush and the Archer Queen.
• The Royal Ghost has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Royal Ghost is 1 of 23 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk. The Royal Ghost is 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, and Sparky. The Royal Ghost is 1 of 10 troops that has been featured under the Special Delivery ruler ability, the others being Knight, Skeleton Barrel, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Wizard, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, and Sparky.
• The Royal Ghost, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters. He is the 1 of 2 troops that appears in a modifier in Squad Busters, the other being Ice Spirit.
• The Royal Ghost is confirmed to be both of the Kings' father. He is also confirmed to be a former King according to the Clash-A-Rama episode "Pork-tergeist".
• The Royal Ghost is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Royal Ghost is the subject of 4 Emotes. The Royal Ghost is the subject of a Tower Skin.
• A cloned Royal Ghost does not fall from the sky when deployed.
• On 27/3/2023, a Trainer was added to the game called Boss Cheddar, and used a Level 18 Royal Ghost in their deck, despite the highest Level being Level 14 at the time. This Trainer was removed on 18/4/2023.
• In the 5/11/2018 balance changes reveal video, the text on screen incorrectly states the Royal Ghost's 9% hitpoints decrease as a 6% hitpoints decrease.

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The Ice Wizard is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Spooky Town (Arena 12). It spawns an area-damage, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and low damage. The Ice Wizard's attacks slow the target's movement and attack speed by 30%. Upon deployment, he will deal damage around enemy units around him in a 360º area around him and slow them down similarly to his attack. He resembles a man with cyan spiky hair, fuzzy eyebrows, glowing eyes and hands, and a horseshoe mustache, wearing a brown leather coat and boots and a team-colored suit and a belt. An Ice Wizard card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Wizard" comes from the Middle English "wys", meaning wise. In the German, Persian, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Ice Wizard's name translates to "Ice Magician". In the Chinese language settings of the game, the Ice Wizard's name translates to "Ice Mage".
• The Ice Wizard is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, and Night Witch. He is the first one that was added as a temporary troop. The word "Legendary" in the description in Clash of Clans could refer to the Legendary rarity of the Ice Wizard in Clash Royale. Unlike his Clash of Clans counterpart, the Ice Wizard in Clash Royale attacks anything in sight instead of prioritizing buildings.
• The Ice Wizard is 1 of 7 cards associated with ice, with the others being Ice Spirit, Giant Snowball, Ice Golem, Freeze, Super Ice Golem, and Wizard Trio.
• The Ice Wizard was one of the first Legendary cards to be added to the game, alongside the Princess.
• The Ice Wizard is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• His description implies that TVs might exist within Clash Royale.
• His description incorrectly states his type of mustache as handlebar; based on his appearance both on the card image and in-game, it appears to be a horseshoe mustache.
• Occasionally when attacking and during his deployment time, the Ice Wizard exclaims "Lunta!", "Kylmä!", "Pakastaa!", "Jäädy!", "Jää!", "Jäätykää!" or "Täältä pesee!". He actually speaks Finnish, and nearly all his words refer to icy things, for example, "Snow!", "Cold!", "Freeze!", "Turn to ice!", "Ice!", "You turn to ice!" or "Here it comes!"; The Ice Wizard is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• When the Ice Wizard is deployed, a small pile of snow is left behind him before he starts to move. Likewise, when he walks, a snow crunching sound effect is played.
• The Wizard and Ice Wizard are revealed to be cousins according to the balance changes in the Tournaments Update.
• The Evolved Wizard, Ice Wizard, and Electro Wizard are responsible for creating the Void, according to the Clash Royale Void intro video.
• When the Ice Wizard slows an enemy, a pile of snow will fall off the target, and the enemy also leaves a trail of snow when it walks. The enemy will also speak with a deeper pitch. Rage however will do the opposite. The Ice Wizard's hands appear to be glowing, even when not attacking, unlike the Wizard and Electro Wizard.

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The Graveyard is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Spooky Town (Arena 12). It is spell with a large radius. After 2.2 seconds, it spawns a single Skeleton that appears to be rising from a tombstone with the letters "XX" on it every 0.5 seconds for 9 seconds on the edge of the spell's radius. A Graveyard card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• In Clash of Clans, there is a similar spell called the Skeleton Spell, which summons Skeletons within its radius. It originally summoned its Skeletons all at once, but has since been reworked to behave similarly to the Graveyard. However, unlike the Graveyard, the Skeleton Spell in Clash of Clans spawns Skeletons with shields, similar to Guards.
• The Graveyard is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Skeleton Army, Guards, Witch, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Skeleton King, and of course, Skeletons. In the Norwegian, Arabic, Indonesian, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Graveyard's name translates to "Cemetery". In the Japanese, Korean, and Chinese language settings of the game, the Graveyard's name translates to "Skeleton Rush", "Tomb", and "Skeleton Call" respectively. A Trainer in the Training Camp is called Trainer Gravy, and uses the Graveyard in the deck. This is a reference to the fact that the word "graveyard" can be abbreviated to "gravy". It is the only spell card associated with Skeletons.
• The Graveyard is 1 of 7 spells which have team-colored rings on their radius, the others are Earthquake, Freeze, Poison, Rage, Clone, and Tornado.
• The small tombstones visual effect can be seen in this card's image and also when this card is deployed. This effect is taken from Clash of Clans when Elixir troops die.
• The jingle that plays upon its deployment is an excerpt from the Clash of Clans battle theme.
• The Graveyard was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Graveyard was featured in the winning deck of the The Crown Duel Tournament, by a player called Backstabx. The Graveyard was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2019 Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin. The Graveyard was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2020 Tournament, by a player called Ruben.
• On 27/3/2023, a Trainer was added to the game called Boss Cheddar, and used a Level 18 Graveyard in their deck, despite the highest Level being Level 14 at the time. This Trainer was removed on 18/4/2023.
• In an update on 24/11/2025, Graveyard's deploy sound was mysteriously removed from the game (As was the attack sound of the Electro Dragon and Electro Spirit), giving it an unintentional buff as when played, it would be completely silent and players might not notice it being placed. This was fixed a couple days later in a bugfix update on 26/11/2025.

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The Earthquake is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Spooky Town (Arena 12). It is an area-damage, ground-targeting spell with a medium radius and low damage, also doing 3.5 times damage to buildings, that is dealt every second for 3 seconds. It also decreases movement speed of enemy troops by 50%. It is a murky brown liquid encased in a small oblong vial. An Earthquake card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Earthquake is 1 of 7 spells which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Heal, Lightning, Freeze, Poison, Rage, and Clone. In Clash of Clans, the container for Earthquake resemble spells that take up 1 housing space, which is similar to its Clash Royale counterpart. Unlike its Clash of Clans counterpart, the Earthquake in Clash Royale is able to damage ground troops, hits its targets for a specified value, has no damage penalty or bonuses with repeated uses, can affect Teslas that are underground, and slows all affected targets.
• The Earthquake is 1 of 4 cards associated with subterranea, with the others being Goblin Drill, Miner, and the Mighty Miner.
• In the Korean, Chinese, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Earthquake's name translates to "Earthquake Magic", "Earthquake Spell", and "Tremor" respectively.
• The Earthquake is 1 of 4 damaging spell cards that does not contain the phrase "Reduced damage to Crown Towers." in its description despite dealing reduced damage to Crown Towers, with the others being Goblin Curse, Rage, and Tornado.
• The Earthquake is 1 of 7 spells which have team-colored rings on their radius, the others are Freeze, Poison, Rage, Clone, Tornado, and Graveyard.
• A Barbarian is featured on the Earthquake's card render.
• It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Rocket, Lightning, Poison, Goblin Drill, Miner, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.

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The Goblin Demolisher is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Spooky Town (Arena 12). It spawns an area-damage, ground-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. When his hitpoints are lowered below 50%, he changes into a very fast, building-targeting troop that charges toward the nearest building, dealing high damage and inflicting knockback after defeat. He appears to be a larger Goblin with a small team-colored feather on his head and ash marks on his skin, wears stained brown goggles and a wooden barrel with straps filled with dynamite, and holds a dynamite in each hands. A Goblin Demolisher card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. The Goblin Demolisher is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Curse, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• The dynamite used by the Goblin Demolisher is the same held by the Evolved Wall Breakers.
• The barrel of the Goblin Demolisher looks similar to the hull of the Rocket.
• Before the Goblin Demolisher's card release, the Goblin Demolisher’s death damage radius was increased to 3 tiles (from 2.5 tiles).

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The Rascals is a Common card that is unlocked from the Rascal's Hideout (Arena 13). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage output in front of two single-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troops with low hitpoints and moderate damage. The Rascals features a boy who has black eyes and eyebrows, dons a bowl cut which covers his eyes, wears a team-colored tunic, a black hood and pants, wields a wooden sword, carries a medium-sized pouch on his waist attached with a rope, and is barefoot, with the girls appearing similarly to Archers and being dressed similarly to the boy, except they have brown eyes and aquamarine hair, wear eyepatches, gloves and shoes, and wield slingshots with an attached team-colored rubber band. A Rascals card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Rascal" comes from the Latin "rasicō", meaning 'to scrape'. In the German, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Chinese, Indonesian, Malaysian, Finnish, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Rascals' name translates to "Bullies", "Vagrants", "Outlaws", "Bad Boys", "Rogues", "Greenwood Gang", "Troublemakers", "The Naughty Ones", "Fiends", and "Dodgy Group" respectively. The Rascals are 1 of 4 cards associated with outlawry, with the others being Goblin Gang, Bandit, and the Boss Bandit. Along with the Firecracker, Bandit, Magic Archer, and the Boss Bandit, the Rascals belong to the Forest Gang.
• The Rascals are one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• It is 1 of 4 cards that spawns different troops at once, the others being Goblin Gang, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein.
• The Rascal Girls are 1 of 23 troops that have been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk.
• In The Flood trailer, it is revealed that the Rascal Boy is bald and actually wears a wig.
• In the card's description, "Double Trouble Gum" is likely a reference to the brand of gum called Dubble Bubble.
• Upon the release of this card, the total amount of cards since the soft launch was doubled, also making Modern Royale have the same number of cards as Retro Royale. Later, since the Summer 2018 Update, which released Giant Snowball and Royal Hogs, Modern Royale contains more cards than Retro Royale.
• When the Rascal Boy is defeated, his wooden sword falls to the ground. The other units that drop items upon death are the Knight, Mega Minion, Dark Prince, Executioner, Mega Knight, Sparky, Fisherman, Super Knight, Golden Knight, and the Little Prince.
• If the Boss Bandit is played when allied Rascals are on the field, she says "Trouble squad, I'm in!".
• A Rascal Girl is the subject of 3 Emotes.
• The initial balance change for Rascals on the 4/4/2023 balance changes was an attack time interval decrease to 0.2 seconds (from 0.8 seconds) for the Rascal Girls, but it was raised to 0.5 seconds last minute.

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The Heal Spirit is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Rascal's Hideout (Arena 13). It spawns a very fast, area-damage, air-targeting, short-ranged, ground troop with low hitpoints and low damage. It launches itself at its target when attacking, destroying itself on impact. It creates a small glowing restoration field that heals allied troops nearby. Its physical appearance is similar to an Ice Spirit, but it is lemon in color and is shaped more closely to a rectangle. It also has a red tongue which appears to be sticking out and a single yellow tooth. A Heal Spirit card costs 1 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Heal Spirit, along with Skeletons, Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Ice Spirit, Warmth, and Heal, are the cheapest cards, costing 1 Elixir. Also, along with Heal, the Heal Spirit is the cheapest Rare card.
• The Heal Spirit is 1 of 8 troops to die as a part of their attack, the others being the Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Ice Spirit, Skeleton Barrel, Battle Ram, Suspicious Bush, and Wall Breakers.
• The Heal Spirit is 1 of 9 troops that have the same sprite for both players, the others are Skeletons, Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Bats, Ice Spirit, Elixir Blob, Phoenix, and Lava Pup.
• In the French, Portuguese and Malaysian language settings of the game, the Heal Spirit's name translates to "Spirit of Healing". In the German, Spanish, Dutch, Korean, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese, Finnish and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Heal Spirit's name translates to "Healing Spirit". In the Italian, Norwegian, Turkish, Chinese, and Persian language settings of the game, the Heal Spirit's name translates to "Spirit of Treatment", "Spirit of Sanitation", "Restoration Spirit", "Healer", and "Healing Soul" respectively.
• The Heal Spirit is 1 of 23 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk.
• The Heal Spirit was the first card to replace another card, which was Heal. This is referenced in a line of text below the description which reads "R.I.P. Heal. 2017 - 2020. Alas, we hardly used ye.", referring to its extremely low usage rate in both casual and competitive play.
• The Heal Spirit has received the largest percentage buff to a singular upgradeable stat out of all cards in the game, with a 225% damage increase in the 2021 Quarter 1 Update.
• In Touchdown, if a Heal Spirit jumps into the enemy end zone as it attacks, it does not count as a touchdown. This is because a jumping spirit no longer counts as a troop; it becomes similar to a projectile.
• The Heal Spirit is the subject of 3 Emotes. The Heal Spirit Buddy Jesus Emote is a reference to the Buddy Christ meme.
• Before the Heal Spirit's release, the card description was changed. It used to read, “A little ball of sunshine that jumps on enemies but heals your Troops.”

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The Bowler is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Rascal's Hideout (Arena 13). It spawns a slow, area-damage, ground-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. The Bowler launches an attack that travels up to its maximum range, and inflicts knockback, while piercing through enemies. He resembles a massive, indigo-skinned humanoid creature with blue eyes, wearing a pale brown loincloth and team-colored bands on his arms, and carries a boulder. A Bowler card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Bowler is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The Bowler resembles the Level 1-2 Bowler from Clash of Clans. The Bowler was originally a troop idea for Clash Royale, but being scrapped, he was transferred to Clash of Clans. Ultimately, the Bowler was added in one of Clash Royale's updates. The Bowler's description is very similar to his description in Clash of Clans. Before the September 2016 Update, the description erroneously stated the Bowler's boulders bounce, which do in Clash of Clans, but not in Clash Royale. In Clash Royale, the Bowler's bowling action resembles a more conventional underhand style of bowling, like that seen in ten-pin bowling, for example, as opposed to in Clash of Clans, where he hurls his boulder overhand, resembling that of a bowler in cricket. In Clash of Clans, the Bowler has glowing red eyes and yellow sclerae, however in Clash Royale, the Bowler has normal eyes and sclerae. The Bowler's card render is taken from his Clash of Clans counterpart's old render.
• Among all troops that attack with projectiles, the Bowler has the lowest projectile speed of all troops, with a projectile speed of 170.
• The Bowler is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Bowler is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The Bowler has been confirmed to be a Goblin. Despite this, he does not belong to the Goblin class.
• The Bowler is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays him, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Golem, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• The Bowler's rock can be seen can be seen on the Trophy Road as a decoration.
• The Bowler says “Bowling!” upon spawn. He may also say “Buh-bye”, “He-he-hoor!”, "Strike", and/or “Rolling, rolling, rolling!” while attacking. He also passively hums while walking. The Bowler is voice acted by Lucas Schuneman. The Bowler is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• The Bowler, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, Lava Hound, and the Skeleton King, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• The Card Mastery task "I'm Throwing Rocks Tonight!" is a reference to a quote from The Big Lebowski.
• According to Vlad Perge, the Community Manager of Clash Mini, the Bowler is his favorite troop, as stated on Pocket Gamer.
• The Bowler is the subject of 4 Emotes.

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The Magic Archer is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Rascal's Hideout (Arena 13). It spawns an area damage, air-targeting, long-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. The Magic Archer launches an attack that travels up to its maximum range, while piercing through enemies. He takes the appearance of a man with gray hair with white stripes, glowing turquoise eyes, bushy black eyebrows, and a French-fork beard, wears a dark green tunic, a team-colored cape, a brown belt with a triangular copper rune and fingerless gloves, and dark brown pants and boots, and wields a glowing team-colored bow. A Magic Archer card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Archer" comes from the Latin "arcus", meaning bow. The practice of archery was first developed in Africa by the later Middle Stone Age (approx. 70,000 years ago). It is documented as part of warfare and hunting from the classical period until the late medieval period when it was made obsolete by the increased use of firearms. The bow that Magic Archer uses in battle is a magical recurve bow. In the Persian language setting of the game, the Magic Archer's name translates to "Magic Shooter". The Magic Archer is 1 of 10 cards associated with archery, with the others being Archers, Arrows, Tower Princess, X-Bow, Princess, Super Magic Archer, Super Archers, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• Among all troops with area damage, the Magic Archer is tied with Super Magic Archer and Super Archers for the smallest area damage radius of all troops, with a radius of 0.25 tiles.
• The Magic Archer is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Super Archer troop in Clash of Clans is likely inspired from the Magic Archer, with both being long range troops whose attacks pierce through enemy troops.
• Along with the Firecracker, Rascals, Bandit, and the Boss Bandit, the Magic Archer belongs to the Forest Gang.
• When deployed, the Magic Archer will say "好的 (Hǎo de)", and when attacking, often says “爆炸 (Bàozhà)” which mean "Ok" and “Explode“ in Chinese. The Magic Archer is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• If the Boss Bandit is played when an allied Magic Archer is on the field, she says "Cover me, sharp eyes!".
• During the global release of Brawl Stars celebration, the Magic Archer was reskinned as Bo in the Heist mode.
• The Magic Archer is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Magic Archer is the subject of 3 Emotes. The Magic Archer is the subject of a Tower Skin.
• A cloned Magic Archer does not fall from the sky when deployed.
• On 27/3/2023, a Trainer was added to the game called Boss Cheddar, and used a Level 18 Magic Archer in their deck, despite the highest Level being Level 14 at the time. This Trainer was removed on 18/4/2023.
• The initial balance change for Magic Archer on the 5/3/2024 balance changes was a first attack time interval decrease to 0.6 seconds (from 0.8 seconds), but it was raised to 0.7 seconds last minute.

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The Bandit is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Rascal's Hideout (Arena 13). It spawns a fast, single target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. If there are ground units between 3.5 and 6 tiles of her, she will stop moving and begin charging a dash attack which takes 0.8 seconds to execute, and will deal double damage. She is immune to damage during her dash. She appears similar to an Archer, except that she has white hair, wears a mask, a forest green cloak with a team-colored patch, a brown belt and gloves, and a team-colored tunic, and wields a blackjack. A Bandit card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Bandit" comes from the Latin "bannio", meaning 'to ban'. In the French and Korean language settings of the game, the Bandit's name translates to "Thief". In the Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Chinese, Finnish, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Bandit's name translates to "Outlaw", "Highwaywoman", "Assassin", "Phantom Assassin", "Robber", and "Pirate" respectively. The Bandit is 1 of 4 cards associated with outlawry, with the others being Goblin Gang, Rascals, and the Boss Bandit. Along with the Firecracker, Rascals, Magic Archer, and the Boss Bandit, the Bandit belongs to the Forest Gang.
• The Bandit is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Bandit is 1 of 23 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk.
• In the Japanese language setting of the game, the Bandit's personal name is revealed to be "Juno".
• The Bandit will whistle before dashing and often says “Ha!” when attacking.
• If the Boss Bandit takes down an opposing Bandit, she may say "This is why I'm the boss!". If the Boss Bandit is taken down by an opposing Bandit, she may say "Beaten by you?". If the Boss Bandit is played when an allied Bandit is on the field, she may say "Bandit, watch and learn!".
• The Bandit is the subject of 3 Emotes.
• When 2 Bandits face each other, they will charge at each other, but neither side would be damaged by the other's dash. In a one-on-one duel between them, the Bandit that was placed second will survive, instead of both being defeated at the same time.
• A cloned Bandit does not fall from the sky when deployed.
• In the Chinese language setting of the game, the card description incorrectly mentions that the Bandit does double damage with her dash, as at some Levels, she deals 1 more than double.
• The Bandit was featured in the winning deck of the Crown Championship Global Series Tournament, by a player called Sergioramos:).
• On 27/3/2023, a Trainer was added to the game called Boss Cheddar, and used a Level 18 Bandit in their deck, despite the highest Level being Level 14 at the time. This Trainer was removed on 18/4/2023.

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The Lava Hound is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Rascal's Hideout (Arena 13). It spawns a slow, single-target, building-targeting, short-ranged, air troop with very high hitpoints and very low damage. When defeated, it bursts into six spread-out Lava Pups which have slightly higher damage but with much lower hitpoints. The Lava Hound appears to be a flying, burning rock beast with an underbite, short wings, small rocky dog ears, team-colored spikes on its back, and small limbs. A Lava Hound card costs 7 Elixir to deploy.

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• The Lava Hound is based on the basset hound, which has an average litter of 6 to 8 pups and the Lava Hound, when defeated, releases a total of 6 Lava Pups.
• The Lava Hound is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, and the Archer Queen. The Lava Hound resembles the Level 1-2 Lava Hound from Clash of Clans. He functions just like his Clash of Clans counterpart, but when he is upgraded in Clash Royale, the Lava Pups gain a stat increase, while in Clash of Clans the Lava Pups gain a count increase. Unlike in Clash of Clans, the Lava Hound in Clash Royale does not have death damage and does not prioritize any specific building. In Clash of Clans, his movement speed is high whereas in Clash Royale, his movement speed is low.
• The Lava Hound, along with Mega Knight, is the most expensive permanent Legendary card, costing 7 Elixir.
• The Lava Hound is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Lava Pups are 1 of 9 troops that have the same sprite for both players, the others are Skeletons, Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Bats, Ice Spirit, Heal Spirit, Elixir Blob, and Phoenix.
• The Lava Hound is the first card to have its own Super Troop version.
• In the Italian and French language settings of the game, the Lava Hound's name translates to "Lava Mastiff" meanwhile in the Russian language settings of the game, it translates to "Hell Hound"
• The Lava Hound bears more than a passing resemblance to Heatran from Pokemon.
• The Lava Hound is confirmed to be a male, as the storyteller in The Last Lava Pup commercial referred to Lava Hound as "he" and "father".
• While the Lava Hound appears to be made of both molten lava and solid rock, the Lava Pup seems to be a pure lava being. Fans theorize that the lava cools into rocks as the Lava Pups mature.
• It appears to have an underbite, similar to the Minions, Guards, Giant Skeleton, and Super Lava Hound.
• A large part of the Lava Hound's card description is used as a Loading Screen Hint.

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The Electro Giant is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Rascal's Hideout (Arena 13). It spawns a slow, single-target, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with very high hitpoints and moderate damage. Enemy units who damage the Electro Giant while being within a 3-tile radius of him will be damaged and stunned for 0.5 seconds with each hit. He generally resembles the Giant, but is bare-chested, has spiky eyebrows and a beard, wears gloves with team-colored bolts on top, gold-rimmed goggles, team-colored pants, and a belt with a golden bolt in the center, and carries a generator on his back with two team-colored rings on top called the ‘Zap Pack’, which creates a team-colored electric field around him. An Electro Giant card costs 7 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Electro" comes from the Greek word "ἤλεκτρον" (elektron), meaning amber, referring to its electrostatic capabilities. Electricity was first detected through electric fish from as far back as 2750 BCE where Ancient Egyptian texts described them as the "protectors" of all other fish. At around 600 BCE, Thales of Miletus made a series of observations on static electricity, from which he believed that friction rendered amber magnetic, in contrast to minerals such as magnetite, which needed no rubbing. Thales was incorrect in believing the attraction was due to a magnetic effect, but later science would prove a link between magnetism and electricity. Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist William Gilbert wrote De Magnete, in which he made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the lodestone effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber. In the Spanish, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese, and Thai language settings of the game, the Electro Giant's name translates to "Electric Giant". In the Chinese and Finnish language settings of the game, the Electro Giant's name translates to "Thunder Giant" and "Lightning Giant" respectively. The Electro Giant is 1 of 11 cards associated with electricity, with the others being Electro Spirit, Zap, Tesla, Zappies, Electro Dragon, Lightning, Electro Wizard, Sparky, Wizard Trio, and the Goblinstein.
• The Electro Giant is tied with Super Magic Archer for the lowest first attack speed of all troops, with a first attack speed of 1.5 seconds.
• The Electro Giant is 1 of 2 troops to deal reduced damage to Crown Towers, the others being Miner. In the case of the Electro Giant, his reflecting damage deals 66% of the full damage.
• The Electro Giant is 1 of 14 troops that has been featured with a Rage buff, the others being Electro Spirit, Giant, Zappies, Guards, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Sparky, and Royal Ghost.
• The Electro Giant is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The Electro Giant may have inspired the Electro Titan, a troop from Clash of Clans.
• His hit sounds are reused from Giant albeit with altered pitch.
• The Electro Giant is the 100th card to be added in the game.
• The Electro Giant is the subject of a few Emotes.
• Before the Electro Giant's release, the card description was changed. It used to read, “A hulking hunk of man and metal. Zaps nearby enemies when attacked.”
• There is currently a visual bug where using an Evolved Giant Snowball on the Electro Giant will cause its electric aura to flash repeatedly.

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The Suspicious Bush is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Rascal's Hideout (Arena 13). It spawns a medium speed, building-targeting, ground troop with very low hitpoints. Upon deployment, it spawns invisible as it moves towards the nearest building. Once the Suspicious Bush either reaches a building or is defeated, it will spawn two Bush Goblins, which are single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troops with low hitpoints and moderate damage. It is a tiny bush with team-colored flowers on it and a periscope mounted on top that has a white flower on it, while the Bush Goblins appear as Goblins that wear leaves on their heads and waists held by a rope, have team-colored body markings on their skin, and wield stone hammers. A Suspicious Bush card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. The Suspicious Bush is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Curse, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• The Suspicious Bush first made an appearance in the Clash Royale Goblin Queen's Takeover commercial.
• The Suspicious Bush is tied with Bats and Skeletons for the lowest hitpoints of all troops, with 119 hitpoints at Level 15.
• The Suspicious Bush is 1 of 8 troops to die as a part of their attack, the others being the Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Ice Spirit, Skeleton Barrel, Battle Ram, Heal Spirit, and Wall Breakers.
• The Suspicious Bush is 1 of 3 troops that can turn invisible and not distract other enemies, the others being the Royal Ghost and the Archer Queen.
• The Suspicious Bush is 1 of 7 troops that has had its movement speed classification changed, the others being Skeleton Barrel, Elite Barbarians, Goblin Brawler, Cannon Cart, Lumberjack, and the Mighty Miner.
• Upon deployment, Bush Goblins chuckling can be heard faintly inside the Suspicious Bush.
• From its card description, "Sus" is an abbreviated version of the word "Suspicious" and is a reference to the Among Us game.
• The Suspicious Bush is the subject of 2 Emotes.
• Before the Suspicious Bush was released, the Bush Goblin’s speed was decreased to 60 (from 90), now classified as Medium.

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The Executioner is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Serenity Peak (Arena 14). It spawns an area damage, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. The Executioner launches an axe that travels up to its maximum range, and returns back to him after some time, while piercing through enemies in both ways. He appears as a shirtless man who has blue eyes, a large red nose, a five-o'clock shadow, carries a double-sided axe with a chip on one of its sides, and wears a black mask, gloves and boots, a belt, and a team-colored kilt and pants. An Executioner card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• In the Korean and Arabic language settings of the game, the Executioner's name translates to "Axeman". In the Chinese and Thai language settings of the game, the Executioner's name translates to "Throwing Axe Butcher" and "Hangman" respectively.
• The word Executioner comes from the Latin stem ex(s)equi, meaning to follow out.
• The Executioner is 1 of 3 troops that has been featured with a Stun Attack buff, the others being Spear Goblins and Witch.
• The Executioner's axe can be seen can be seen on the Trophy Road as a decoration.
• The Executioner, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Elixir Golem, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• When the Executioner is defeated, his axe falls to the ground after it returns back to his death spot. The other units that drop an item upon death are the Knight, Rascal Boy, Mega Minion, Dark Prince, Mega Knight, Sparky, Fisherman, Super Knight, Golden Knight, and the Little Prince.
• In the Japanese language setting of the game, the Executioner's personal name is revealed to be "Falche".
• The Executioner is the subject of 2 Emotes.
• The initial balance change for Executioner on the September 2019 Update was a 98% damage increase, a range decrease to 3.5-5 tiles (from 4.5-6.5 tiles), and a decreased axe return time decrease to 1.1 seconds (from 1.5 seconds), but the damage increased was lowered to 82%, the range decrease was lowered to 3-4.5 tiles, and his axe return time was lowered to 1 second last minute.

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The Lumberjack is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Serenity Peak (Arena 14). It spawns a very fast, single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. When defeated, the Lumberjack spawns a Rage. The Lumberjack appears as a ginger-haired Barbarian with a beard, purple eyes, and a scarlet nose, wearing a brown belt and a team-colored ushanka, wristbands and sandals. He wields an axe and carries a Rage Spell on his shoulder. A Lumberjack card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• In the Turkish, Korean, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Lumberjack's name translates to "Woodcutter". In the Chinese and Finnish language settings of the game, the Lumberjack's name translates to "Crazy Woodcutter" and "Logman" respectively.
• The Lumberjack is 1 of 7 troops that has had its movement speed classification changed, the others being Skeleton Barrel, Elite Barbarians, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Brawler, Cannon Cart, and the Mighty Miner. The Lumberjack is the first troop whose movement speed classification was changed since the 24/8/2016 balance changes.
• The Lumberjack is 1 of 22 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, and the Monk.
• When attacking, the Lumberjack will say "Chop chop!" or “Timber!”. He also laughs. Along with the Knight, Barbarians, and Electro Wizard, he is voice acted by John Mondelli. The Lumberjack is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• While not available as a troop in Clash of Clans, the Super Valkyrie troop in the former is likely inspired from the Lumberjack, with both being fast melee troops that deal high damage per second, and drop a Rage spell after death. However, unlike the Super Valkyrie, the Lumberjack's Rage is identical to ones not used by the Lumberjack.
• The Lumberjack is responsible for creating The Log, which is hinted at on several different occasions: The Lumberjack's description states "and hunts The Log by night". In The Log's description, it states the cause of its creation was "a spilt bottle of Rage", which is a property exclusive to the Lumberjack. In the Clash of Clans No More Clashmas?! commercial, The Log had a flashback to its creation where the Lumberjack is seen spilling the Rage spell in a forest. By an Emote where the Lumberjack cowers because The Log towers over him. In the Clash-A-Rama episode "Twas The Night Before Clashmas", the Kings search for a Clashmas Tree. They ignore the Lumberjack's majestic one, and decides on a smaller and ugly looking tree. The agitated Lumberjack tries to destroy it, but slips and drops his Rage spell, which converts the tree into The Log.
• The Lumberjack, Ram Rider, Phoenix, and the Fisherman are the only normal spawning Legendary troops that do not fall from the sky when deployed.
• During the Lumberjack's deploy time, he can be seen drinking his bottle of Rage.
• The Lumberjack's rage drop animation used to be smooth, rather than the rigid one we have today. This animation was removed in an unknown update.
• The Card Mastery task "Rage of Empires" is a reference to the Age of Empires games series.
• The Lumberjack is the subject of a few Emotes. The Lumberjack All Seeing Emote is a reference to Dr. Strange. The Lumberjack Cheers Emote was originally going to appear in December of 2023, but did not make it to the game until the January of 2024. In the Trophy Road intro video, there was an Emote that showed the Lumberjack spilling Elixir from his mouth. However, this Emote never made it to the game.
• The Lumberjack was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Lumberjack was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2021 Tournament, by a player called Mugi. The Lumberjack was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2023 Tournament, by a player called Mugi.

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The Night Witch is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Serenity Peak (Arena 14). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and high damage. Every 5 seconds, the Night Witch will passively summon a group of two Bats surrounding her. However, her first wave of Bats will spawn 1 second after she is deployed. When defeated, she will also spawn a single Bat. She appears similar to the Witch, but has glowing blue eyes, wears a black cloak, top and gloves with silver armlets, a silver belt with an axe-shaped buckle and a glowing blue crystal in the center, and wields a long, darker axe-shaped staff with a glowing blue crystal on the top, which appears similar to her belt. A Night Witch card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Bats that the Night Witch spawns resemble the in-life bat species called "Desmodus rotundus" (common vampire bat). The common vampire bat is a hematophagous bat species that primarily feeds on the blood of livestock, which is done by biting their prey while they are sleeping. In Clash Royale, Bats attack in a similar way by biting their enemies.
• The Night Witch is 1 of 17 troops that inspired a troop in Clash of Clans, the others being Spear Goblins, Bomber, Bats, Skeleton Barrel, Minion Horde, Firecracker, Battle Ram, Ice Golem, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Giant Skeleton, Ram Rider, Inferno Dragon, Miner, Royal Ghost, and Ice Wizard. The Night Witch is confirmed to be Witch's sister, according to the Night Witch Karaoke Contest video and her description in Clash of Clans. An opposing Star Level 2 skin resembles the Level 13 Night Witch in Clash of Clans. The Night Witch in Clash of Clans is ranged and deals area damage, unlike in Clash Royale.
• The Night Witch is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, and Fisherman.
• In the Korean, Portuguese, Persian, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Night Witch's name translates to "Dark Witch". In the French and Finnish language settings of the game, the Night Witch's name translates to "Witch of the Night". In the Japanese and Thai language settings of the game, the Night Witch's name translates to "Dark Necromancer" and "Night Magic Girl" respectively.
• The Night Witch is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays her, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, P.E.K.K.A., Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Golem, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Super Lava Hound, and the Monk.
• In Spooky Town, a Night Witch statue can be seen behind the enemy's King's Tower.
• It is rumored that the Super Witch has been summoned from all the other 3 Witches, as demonstrated in the Super Witch trailer, hence explaining the combination of all the other Witches' abilities.
• The Night Witch is the only troop that has been featured with a Passive Heal buff.
• The Night Witch is featured as a character skin for Mortis in Brawl Stars.
• The Night Witch, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Musketeer, Giant, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, and Prince, is featured as a sticker in iMessage, in a sticker pack called Clash Theater.
• The Night Witch is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Night Witch is the subject of a few Emotes. The Night Witch is the subject of a Tower Skin. The Night Witch is the subject of a few Battle Banner items.
• A cloned Night Witch does not fall from the sky when deployed.

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The Goblin Drill is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Serenity Peak (Arena 14). It spawns a building with high hitpoints. The Goblin Drill can be placed anywhere in the Arena. When it resurfaces, it will deal damage to enemy units around it in a 360º area around it, and inflict knockback. Every 3 seconds, the Goblin Drill will passively summon a Goblin. However, its first wave of Goblins will spawn 0.8 seconds after it is deployed. When defeated, it will also spawn two Goblins. It appears as a building with a wooden hull, a circular hatch, a team-colored stripe, and a metal drill on its top. A Goblin Drill card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. In the German and Dutch language setting of the game, the Goblin Drill's name translates to "Kobold Drill". In the Spanish, Turkish, Arabic, Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Goblin Drill's name translates to "Duende Digger", "Mole", "Ghoul Digger", and "Leprechaun Drill" respectively. The Goblin Drill is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Curse, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• The Goblin Drill is inspired by a drill used by Goblins to steal Elixir from an Elixir Storage in the Clash-A-Rama episode "Goblin's Eleven". However, this may be contradicted as the Baby Goblins are responsible for creating the Goblin Drill, according to the Clash Royale Goblin Machine Lore Drop video.
• The Goblin Drill is 1 of 4 cards associated with subterranea, with the others being Earthquake, Miner, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Battle Drill Siege Machine in Clash of Clans is likely inspired from the Goblin Drill.
• The Goblin Drill's stats are the highest or lowest among all buildings. More specifically: The Goblin Drill has the shortest lifetime of all buildings, with a lifetime of 10 seconds. The Goblin Drill loses the most hitpoints per second of all buildings, with 237 hitpoints per second at Level 15. Among all buildings that can spawn troops, the Goblin Drill has the highest spawn speed of all buildings, with a spawn speed of 3 seconds.
• The Goblin Drill is the only building that can be deployed on the opponent's territory.
• The Goblin Drill is 1 of 2 buildings that has been featured with a Rage buff, the other being Tesla.
• The Goblin Drill is unavailable in multiple special gamemodes. More specifically: It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing Challenge, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart. It is 1 of 3 cards that is unavailable in Boost Fields, the others being Goblin Barrel and Miner. It is 1 of 3 cards that is unavailable in Timeless Towers, the others being Rocket and Miner. It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Rocket, Earthquake, Lightning, Poison, Miner, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.
• The Goblin Drill is the subject of an Emote.
• There is an inconsistency with the Goblin Drill: placing it at the center would cause the Goblins to spawn on the left lane for one player and on the right lane for the other player.
• On 3/1/2024, the Goblin Drill was supposed to receive a Goblin first attack time interval increase to 0.5 seconds (from 0.4 seconds), a lifetime increase to 10 seconds (from 9 seconds), a 9% hitpoints decrease, and a first spawn time decrease to 0.5 seconds (from 1 second), but this change was pulled back last minute.
• Before the Goblin Drill's card release, the Goblin Drill was supposed to be a Legendary card. However, it was changed to an Epic card post-release. If the card was kept as a Legendary card, it would have been the second Legendary building in the game.

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The Rage is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Serenity Peak (Arena 14). It is an area-damage, air-targeting spell with a medium radius and low damage. It increases the movement speed and attack speed of allied troops and buildings by 30%. It is a deep purple potion packed in a large bottle. It is also the same as that spawned by the Lumberjack and the Santa Hog Rider. A Rage card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Rage is 1 of 7 spells which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Earthquake, Heal, Lightning, Freeze, Poison, and Clone. Unlike its Clash of Clans counterpart, the Rage in Clash Royale deals damage and increases attacks speed instead of damage.
• The Rage, along with Wall Breakers, Barbarian Barrel, and Goblin Curse, are the cheapest Epic cards, costing 2 Elixir.
• In the Arabic, Persian, Indonesian, and Malaysian language settings of the game, the Rage's name translates to "Anger". In the Korean, Chinese, and Thai language settings of the game, the Rage's name translates to "Rage Magic", "Rage Spell", and "Mania" respectively.
• The Rage is 1 of 4 damaging spell cards that does not contain the phrase "Reduced damage to Crown Towers." in its description despite dealing reduced damage to Crown Towers, with the others being Earthquake, Goblin Curse, and Tornado.
• The Rage is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Fisherman, and the Monk.
• The Rage is 1 of 7 spells which have team-colored rings on their radius, the others are Earthquake, Freeze, Poison, Clone, Tornado, and Graveyard. Along the perimeter of the spell, symbols will light up in sequence like a clock as the spell's duration continues.
• The Rage has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Rage is 1 of 4 spells that have been featured in the Global Spell game mode, the others being Heal, Lightning, and Freeze. The Rage is 1 of 3 spells that have been featured in the Boost Fields sub-mode of the Battleground game mode, the others being Heal and Clone. The Rage is 1 of 5 spells that have been featured in the Spell Cauldron sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Heal, Lightning, Freeze, and Clone.
• The Rage, along with the Heal, Lightning, Freeze, and The Log, are featured as a spell in Squad Busters.
• Like its Clash of Clans counterpart, the Rage creates a "roaring" sound when casted, hence the name of the spell.
• When affected by Rage, a troop with a movement speed of Slow or Fast is enough to outpace a troop with a movement speed of Normal or Very Fast unaffected by the spell respectively. However, a troop with a movement speed of Very Slow or Normal is not enough to outpace a troop with a movement speed of Slow or Fast respectively.
• Troops and certain buildings affected by the Rage will have their sounds played faster with a higher pitched effect. Slowdown effects however, like that of the Ice Wizard, will do the opposite.
• The Card Mastery task "Rage of Empires" is a reference to the Age of Empires games series.

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The Elixir Golem is a Rare card that is unlocked from Serenity Peak (Arena 14). It spawns a slow, single-target, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. When defeated, Elixir Golem splits into two faster Elixir Golemites which have moderate hitpoints and low damage. When the Elixir Golemites are defeated, each one produces two faster Elixir Blobs which have low hitpoints and very low damage. Each part of the Elixir Golem awards the opponent Elixir when destroyed; the main Elixir Golem gives 1 Elixir, and both Elixir Golemites and Elixir Blobs give 0.5 Elixir. The Elixir Golem appears as a massive brute made of Elixir, wearing two team-colored collars on its arms, with its Elixir Golemites being smaller versions with the team-colored collar on their waist, and their Elixir Blobs resembling a plain lump of Elixir. An Elixir Golem card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

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• The word "Golem" occurs once in the Bible in Psalm 139:16, which uses the word "golmi", that means "my light form", "raw" material, connoting the unfinished human being. A golem is an animated, anthropomorphic being in Jewish folklore, which is entirely created from inanimate matter, usually clay or mud. The most famous golem narrative involves Judah Loew ben Bezalel, the late 16th-century rabbi of Prague.
• The word “Elixir” comes from the Arabic word "اَلْإِكْسِير" (al iksir), which is the word for miracle substances. Dating back to the third century BC, Elixir was rumored to change base metals into gold and prolong life indefinitely.
• The Elixir Golem was designed after a scrapped concept, which involved a monster constructed entirely from Elixir. It was also originally called "Elixir Monster", and it would involve an Elixir Monster that would spawn Elixirmites when destroyed, Those Elixirmites would be fused back to an Elixir Monster if they were not defeated in time. This was later introduced with the C.H.A.O.S Epic Modifier From Blob to Glob.
• The Elixir Golem first made an appearance in an April Fool's image that Supercell posted in a Tweet, showing an 8v8 battle.
• According to a Clash of Clans comment on Reddit, the Elixir Golem was prototyped during the development of TH12 in Clash of Clans. It would have gained strength as it creates destruction, and adopt the Rage Spell's characteristics when destroyed, similar to the Lumberjack. However, it was scrapped due to its complex mechanics.
• The Elixir Golem is 1 of 2 cards being associated with the Elixir mechanic, with the other being Elixir Collector.
• The Elixir Golem is tied with the Super Lava Hound for the highest amount of forms and divisions of any card - it has 3 forms and divides 3 times.
• The Elixir Golem is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• The Elixir Blobs are 1 of 9 troops that have the same sprite for both players, the others are Skeletons, Electro Spirit, Fire Spirit, Bats, Ice Spirit, Heal Spirit, Phoenix, and Lava Pup.
• The Elixir Golem is 1 of 23 troops that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, Santa Hog Rider, and the Monk.
• The Elixir Golem, along with the Minions, Bomber, Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Ice Spirit, Mini P.E.K.K.A, Mega Minion, Ice Golem, Dart Goblin, Goblin Brawler, Guards, Baby Dragon, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Executioner, Mega Knight, Inferno Dragon, Royal Ghost, and Lava Hound, are featured as a monster in Squad Busters.
• Unlike the Golem and Ice Golem, the Elixir Golem and its subsequent forms do not inflict death damage.

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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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The Goblin Curse is an Epic card that is unlocked from Serenity Peak (Arena 14). It is an area-damage, air-targeting spell with a medium radius and very low damage that is dealt every second for 6 seconds. If those troops are defeated, they would convert into Goblins. It is a lime-colored liquid encased in a large vial, which is secured by a thin rope, with a large, rectangular wooden cap with three golden hairs, a circular mouth, two large ears, and two green, gem-shaped eyes on the front, resembling a Baby Goblin. A Goblin Curse card costs 2 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. The Goblin Curse is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• The Goblin Curse may have been inspired by the Party Rocket as they both turn opposing troops into Goblins.
• The Goblin Curse, along with Wall Breakers, Barbarian Barrel, and Rage, are the cheapest Epic cards, costing 2 Elixir.
• The Goblin Curse deals the lowest damage of all spells, with 57 damage at Level 16 and 22 damage at Level 6.
• The Goblin Curse is 1 of 4 damaging spell cards that does not contain the phrase "Reduced damage to Crown Towers." in its description despite dealing reduced damage to Crown Towers, with the others being Earthquake, Rage, and Tornado.
• A Barbarian is featured on the Goblin Curse's card render.
• When deployed, a whispering voice will say "Goblin" and laugh. The Goblin Curse is 1 of 3 spells that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being The Log and Party Rocket.
• Unlike other troops, Goblins converted from the spell will disintegrate into Goblin Curse liquid instead of Elixir.
• Before the Goblin Curse's card release, the Goblin Curse’s damage was decreased by 41.9% and its Crown Tower damage was decreased to 20% of its full damage (from 30%).

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The Ronin is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Serenity Peak (Arena 14). It spawns one single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hit points and high damage. The Ronin can block the attack of opposing melee troops and deal double the damage to them every 3.5 seconds. He appears as a man wearing a viridian-colored robe with a beige trim and patterns, a straw hat with a team-colored tag on the side supported by a gold ring, which covers his eyes, a team-colored sash around his waist, and flip flops, has dark blue hair and a clean-shaved beard, carries two long scabbards attached to his hips, and wields two katanas. A Ronin card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

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The Elixir Collector is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Miner's Mine (Arena 15). It spawns a building with high hitpoints. Every 12 seconds, the Elixir Collector will passively generate 1 Elixir. When defeated, it will also generate 1 Elixir. It appears as a wooden building reinforced with team-colored seals on top and bases on the bottom, with a vertical glass vat in between two wooden slabs, in which Elixir keeps pumping up. A metal pipe, a hose, and a shutoff value with a metal axle are fixed behind it, with a small puddle of Elixir back and to the left of the collector tube, which are mounted on top of a metal base. An Elixir Collector card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

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• The word “Elixir” comes from the Arabic word "اَلْإِكْسِير" (al iksir), which is the word for miracle substances. Dating back to the third century BC, Elixir was rumored to change base metals into gold and prolong life indefinitely. The Elixir Collector is 1 of 2 cards being associated with the Elixir mechanic, the other being Elixir Golem.
• The Elixir Collector is 1 of 7 buildings which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being the Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Inferno Tower, and X-Bow. The Elixir Collector resembles the Level 5 Elixir Collector from Clash of Clans.
• The Elixir Collector, along with Barbarian Hut and X-Bow, are the most expensive buildings, costing 6 Elixir.
• The Elixir Collector has the longest lifetime of all buildings, with a lifetime of 86 seconds.
• The Elixir Collector is 1 of 2 cards that does not appear in the player's starting hand, the other being Mirror.
• The Elixir Collector is the only building in the game that neither spawns attacking troops or attacks by itself, with its effect being completely passive.
• In the French and Italian language settings of the game, the Elixir Collector's name translates to "Elixir Extractor". In the Dutch, Norwegian, Japanese, Thai, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Elixir Collector's name translates to "Elixir Pump". In the Korean, Vietnamese, and Chinese language settings of the game, the Elixir Collector's name translates to "Elixir Refinery", "Elixir Suction Machine", and "Holy Water Collector" respectively.
• The Elixir Collector is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, Fisherman, and the Monk. The Elixir Collector, the Royal Recruits, the Three Musketeers, and the Monk are the only cards whose Elixir cost was increased.
• Though not the first cards to receive balance changes, the Elixir Collector is one of the first Rare cards to ever receive balance changes since the February 2016 Update, the others are the Wizard, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, and Barbarian Hut.
• The Elixir Collector is unavailable in multiple special gamemodes. More specifically: It is 1 of 2 cards that is unavailable in Touchdown Draft, the other being Goblin Barrel. It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is unavailable in The Floor is Healing sub-mode of the Global Spell game mode, much like other building cards, as well as the Cannon Cart. It is 1 of 3 cards that cannot be set on Defense Towers in Clan Wars, the others being Clone and Mirror.
• The Elixir Collector is featured as a Crown Tower skin used in Special Event Challenges with an increased Elixir producing rate.
• The Elixir Collector was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Elixir Collector was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale Helsinki Tournament, by a player called Jason. The Elixir Collector was featured in the winning deck of the Super Magical Cup Tournament, by a player called CMcHugh.

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The Clone is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Miner's Mine (Arena 15). It is an air-targeting spell with a medium radius that spawns fragile duplicates of all troops within its area of effect behind the originals. It is a translucent, teal-colored liquid encased in a small oblong vial, and appears to be duplicating itself. It is also the same as that spawned by the Santa Hog Rider. A Clone card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Clone" comes from the Greek "klonos", meaning branch.
• The Clone is 1 of 7 spells which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Earthquake, Heal, Lightning, Freeze, Poison, and Rage. In Clash of Clans, the container for Clone resemble spells that take up 2 housing space (although the Clone takes up 3 housing space), whereas in Clash Royale, the container for the Clone resemble spells that take up only 1 housing space. Unlike its Clash of Clans counterpart, the Clone only produces one clone of a troop regardless of its size with an indefinite lifespan while in Clash of Clans, a single troop may produce multiple clones that are just as strong as the original, but is limited by a certain amount of housing space and they despawn after some time.
• In the French, Italian, and Arabic language settings of the game, the Clone's name translates to "Cloning". In the German and Chinese language settings of the game, the Clone's name translates to "Clone Spell". In the Korean, Persian, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Clone's name translates to "Cloning Magic", "Simulation", and "Replication" respectively.
• The Clone is 1 of 7 spells which have team-colored rings on their radius, the others are Earthquake, Freeze, Poison, Rage, Tornado, and Graveyard.
• A Barbarian is featured on the Clone's card render.
• The upgrades work like that of a Mirror. When leveling up the Clone, the cloned cards' Level will be increased. Along with the Mirror, Clone is the only card, which has a stat that does not increase at all levels. In its case, it is the Cloned Legendary Level and Cloned Champion Level stats.
• The Clone has been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Clone is 1 of 3 spells that has been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Giant Snowball and Royal Delivery. The Clone is 1 of 3 spells that has been featured in the Boost Fields game mode, the others being Heal and Rage. The Clone is 1 of 5 spells that have been featured in the Spell Cauldron sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Heal, Lightning, Freeze, and Rage.
• The Clone is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 2 cards that is unavailable in Draft, the other being Mirror. It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is 1 of 4 cards that is unavailable in Triple Draft, the others being Three Musketeers, Giant Skeleton, and Mirror. It is 1 of 2 cards that is unavailable in Mega Draft, the other being Mirror. It is 1 of 3 cards that cannot be set on Defense Towers in Clan Wars, the others being Elixir Collector and Mirror.
• The Clone creates a "popping" sound when casted. However, due to a glitch, if an opposing Clone is placed, no sound is played.
• Clone is the only spell that cannot affect buildings. However, you can have a cloned building via a Cannon Cart.
• Troops that fall from the sky when spawning do not fall from the sky when cloned.
• A cloned Star Leveled unit will have the golden level number and skin.

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The Tornado is an Epic card that is unlocked from Miner's Mine (Arena 15). It is an area-damage, air-targeting spell with a very large radius and low damage that is dealt every 0.55 seconds for 1.05 seconds. It also has a singularity effect that pulls nearby troops to the center. A Tornado card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Tornado" comes from the Latin "tonare" (tonō), meaning 'to thunder'. In the Chinese language settings of the game, the Tornado's name translates to "Hurricane Spell".
• The Tornado is the only spell from Clash Royale to inspire a trap in Clash of Clans, that being the Tornado Trap.
• The Tornado has the largest area of effect, with a radius of 5.5 tiles. This means that it is also the only card that can affect all 3 Crown Towers at once.
• The Tornado is 1 of 4 damaging spell cards that does not contain the phrase "Reduced damage to Crown Towers." in its description despite dealing reduced damage to Crown Towers, with the others being Earthquake, Goblin Curse, and Rage.
• The Tornado is 1 of 7 spells which have team-colored rings on their radius, the others are Earthquake, Freeze, Poison, Rage, Clone, Graveyard, and Goblin Curse.
• The card image shows a tornado with a pig being sucked into the tornado. On its card render, 2 Royal Hogs are featured in the tornado's vicinity.
• The original concept for the Tornado was a Butterfly spell that was used for distracting troops. However, it was replaced with the Tornado due to visual problems.
• It appeared in the picture for the balance changes in the November 2016 Update before it was officially announced that it was going to be added to the game.
• The Tornado was featured in the winning decks of multiple Clash Royale Tournaments. More specifically: The Tornado was featured in the winning deck of the King's Cup II Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin. The Tornado was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2018 Tournament, by a player called Lciop. The Tornado was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2019 Tournament, by a player called Surgical Goblin. The Tornado was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2021 Tournament, by a player called Mugi.
• The Tornado has had balance changes that were planned for it but were not added to the game. More specifically: The initial balance change for Tornado on the 5/5/2020 balance changes was a pull power increase to 440% (from 220%), but it was lowered to 360% last minute. On 7/2/2023, the Tornado was supposed to receive a 6% damage decrease, but this change was pulled back last minute.

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The Mirror is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Miner's Mine (Arena 15). It is a spell that repeats the last card used by the player for 1 extra Elixir. It will never appear as 1 of the first 4 cards dealt to the player at the start of a battle. The Level of the copied card will be one Level higher than that of the Mirror. When in a battle, the card will display the player's last placed card inside the Mirror. It is a black frame with a transparent glass and yellow edges. A Mirror card does not have a defined Elixir cost; instead, it shows a "?".

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• The word "Mirror" comes from the Latin "mīrus", meaning wonderful. The earliest manufactured mirrors were pieces of polished stone such as obsidian, a naturally occurring volcanic glass. Examples of obsidian mirrors found at Çatalhöyük in Anatolia have been dated to around 6000 BCE. Mirrors are still used to this day for multiple applications, whether that is for transportation, architecture, or general aesthetics.
• The Mirror is the only card in the game that does not have a defined Elixir cost. However, the cost will always be at least 2 and at most 10, as there are no other cards that cost less than 1 or more than 9. When calculating the Average Elixir Cost of a deck, the Mirror is treated as a 1.5 Elixir card. Before the May 2016 Update, it was simply ignored in calculating the average cost as if the deck had only 7 cards. Mirror is grouped with 1 Elixir cards when sorting them by Elixir in-game. While there are no 10 Elixir cards currently, a 10 Elixir card would still cost 10 Elixir after mirroring it.
• The Mirror is 1 of 2 cards which does not appear in the player's starting hand, with the other being Elixir Collector.
• The upgrades work like that of a Clone. When leveling up the Mirror, the mirrored cards' Level will be increased.
• The Mirror is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 2 cards that is unavailable in Draft, the other being Clone. It is 1 of 9 cards that is unavailable in Triple Draft, the others being Three Musketeers, Giant Skeleton and Clone; It is 1 of 2 cards that is unavailable in Mega Draft, the others being Clone. It is 1 of 3 cards that cannot be set on Defense Towers in Clan Wars, the others being Elixir Collector and Clone.
• While upgrading it, the card will show its original card image. This is likely a bug ot oversight.

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The Cannon Cart is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Miner's Mine (Arena 15). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. When its hitpoints are lowered below 50%, it becomes a building with a 15-second lifetime. It appears as a Cannon with a wooden base atop a wooden cart, with a small team-colored ridge at the rear and a large bolted ridge in the center. A Cannon Cart card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Cannon" comes from the Akkadian word "𒄀" (qanû), meaning reed. Cannons were invented in China during the twelvth century. It was most likely developed in parallel or as an evolution of an earlier gunpowder weapon called the fire lance. Cannons were used for warfare by the late thirteenth century in the Yuan dynasty and spread throughout Eurasia in the fourteenth century. During the late Middle Ages, large and small cannons were developed for siege and field battles. The cannon replaced prior siege weapons such as the trebuchet. After the late Middle Ages, most large cannons were abandoned in favor of greater numbers of lighter, more maneuverable field artillery. The Cannon Cart is 1 of 4 cards associated with cannonry, with the others being Royal Giant, Cannon, and Cannoneer. In the Japanese language setting of the game, the Cannon Cart is revealed to be a Type 60 Self-Propelled Recoilless Gun.
• The Cannon Cart is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Phoenix, Lava Hound, and the Archer Queen. The first part of the Cannon Cart's description was taken from the Cannon Cart in Clash of Clans, where it says "A cannon on wheels?! Wait, did it just turn into a mortar?? Bet they won't see that coming! Both powerful and versatile!"; Its ability differs from its Clash of Clans counterpart. Instead of dropping its wheels when the shield is destroyed, the Clash of Clans Cannon Cart can be switched between its moving and stationary form, with its stationary form having higher range and area damage, similar to a Mortar. Its Star Level 3 skin grants it the Golden Dragon's head, a boss that appears in a Single Player Map in Clash of Clans.
• The Cannon Cart is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Fisherman.
• In the Spanish and Italian language settings of the game, the Cannon Cart's name translates to "Wheeled Cannon". In the Russian language settings of the game, the Cannon Cart's name translates to "Cart with a Cannon". In the Norwegian and Turkish language settings of the game, the Cannon Cart's name translates to "Gun Carriage". In the Chinese language settings of the game, the Cannon Cart's name translates to "Cannon Car".
• The Cannon Cart is the only troop that changes type when unshielded, going from a troop to a building.
• The Cannon Cart is 1 of 7 troops that has had its movement speed classification changed, the others being Skeleton Barrel, Elite Barbarians, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Brawler, Lumberjack, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Cannon Cart is 1 of 10 cards to have an alliterative name, the others being Royal Recruits, Goblin Gang, Mega Minion, Goblin Giant, Barbarian Barrel, Ram Rider, Dagger Duchess, Boss Bandit, and the Mighty Miner.
• Since the Cannon Cart is a troop, it can be cloned, and a cloned copy will drop a cloned cannon, making it the only case where Clone can generate a building. Since the cloned cannon still has a limited lifetime, it is the only cloned troop with a health bar.
• The Cannon Cart is unavailable in The Floor is Healing Challenge, as buildings are unavailable and its second form is a building.
• When a Cannon Cart turns into a building, it drops its wheels. However, only 3 wheels are seen to come off despite it having 4 wheels.
• The Cannon Cart was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2020 Tournament, by a player called Ruben.
• There used to be a glitch where if the Neutral Fisherman targeted an unshielded Cannon Cart, he would move away from the center towards the Cannon Cart and staying there until the battle ended or he moved towards another unshielded Cannon Cart.

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The Mother Witch is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Miner's Mine (Arena 15). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. When the Mother Witch attacks a troop, that troop will have a curse placed on it for 5 seconds. If the troop dies during the curse's duration, a Cursed Hog will spawn, which has moderate hitpoints and very low damage. She appears to be an elderly Witch wearing a lighter-colored cloak with a pink outline and a team-colored patch on its front and back, shorter purple gloves with team-colored cuffs, and a belt with a skull face in the middle, has glowing blue eyes and purple nail paint, wields a staff with a cauldron placed on top, and carries a wooden spoon. The Cursed Hog resembles a Royal Hog without its helmet and has a team-colored band on its tusks and a skull logo on the side of its back. A Mother Witch card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Mother Witch is based on Circe, a Greek witch that appeared in Homer's Odyssey epic. In Odyssey, Odysseus visits her island of Aeaea on the way back from the Trojan War and she changes most of his crew into swine. He managed to persuade her to return them to human shape, lived with her for a year and received advice on how to continue his journey back to Ithaca.
• The Mother Witch's stats are the highest or lowest among all troops. More specifically: The Cursed Hogs are tied with Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Princess, Santa Hog Rider, and the Terry for the longest sight range of all troops, with a sight range of 9.5 tiles. The Cursed Hogs has the shortest deployment time of all troops, with a deployment time of 0.2 seconds.
• The Cursed Hogs are 1 of 8 troops that can jump over the river, the others being Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Ram Rider, and Santa Hog Rider.
• In the Russian and Chinese language setting of the game, the Mother Witch's name translates to "Grandmother Witch". In the Japanese language setting of the game, the Witch's name translates to "Mother Necromancer". In the Malaysian language setting of the game, the Mother Witch's name translates to "Magic Grandmother". In the French, Turkish, and Thai language setting of the game, the Mother Witch's names translates to "Granny Witch", "Old Witch", and "Great Grandmother" respectively.
• It is rumored that the Super Witch has been summoned from all the other 3 Witches, as demonstrated in the Super Witch trailer, hence explaining the combination of all the other Witches' abilities.
• When attacking, the Mother Witch may say "Hocus Pocus" or “Oinkie Poinkie”. She also laughs. The Mother Witch is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• The Mother Witch is 1 of 2 troops that have been featured with an Initial Spawn buff, the other being the Skeleton King.
• In the card's description, the “She also bakes great cookies.” line is likely a reference to Cookie Run: Kingdom and Cookie Run: OvenBreak, as the characters are baked by a witch to be eaten.
• The Mother Witch and her Cursed Hogs are the subject of a few Emotes. The Spooky Cursed Hog Emote is a reference to the Here's Johnny scene from The Shining.
• A cloned Mother Witch does not fall from the sky when deployed.
• The Mother Witch was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2023 Tournament, by a player called Mugi.
• The initial balance change for Mother Witch on the 7/6/2022 balance changes was an attack time interval decrease to 0.9 seconds (from 1.1 seconds), but it was raised to 1 second last minute.

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The Fisherman is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Miner's Mine (Arena 15) or a Legendary Chest. It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. If there are ground units between 3.5 and 7 tiles of him, he will stop moving and begin charging a hook attack which takes 1.3 seconds to execute, and either pulls enemy troops towards him, or pulls himself towards buildings, and slow their movement and attack speed by 35% for 1.5 seconds. The Fisherman takes an appearance as a man with a large nose, blue eyes, blonde eyebrows and beard, wearing a team-colored hat which covers his eyes and overalls with a team-colored patch on it and a star shell behind it, and carries a hook tied on a rope and a deep indigo fish. A Fisherman card costs 3 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Archaeological evidence suggests that fishing was invented in East Asia 40,000 years ago, shown from isotopic analysis of the skeletal remains of Tianyuan man that he regularly consumed freshwater fish. Initially, it was done with spearfishing with harpoons, but later at around 8,000 years ago, newer methods were developed which are still used to this day. In the Korean language setting of the game, the Fisherman's name translates to "Angler".
• In the French language setting of the game, the species of the fish the Fisherman holds is revealed to be a Dicentrarchus labrax (European bass).
• The Fisherman is tied with Valkyrie for the highest first attack speed of all troops, with a first attack speed of 0.1 seconds.
• The Fisherman is one of the first troop cards to receive a card render, alongside the Archers, Knight, Goblins, Bomber, Skeletons, Barbarians, Bats, Royal Recruits, Skeleton Barrel, Rascals, Musketeer, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Flying Machine, Hog Rider, Royal Hogs, Dart Goblin, Zappies, Elixir Golem, Baby Dragon, Skeleton Army, Witch, P.E.K.K.A, Prince, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Goblin Giant, Hunter, Electro Dragon, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Mega Knight, Ram Rider, Miner, Royal Ghost, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Bandit, Lava Hound, and Night Witch.
• The Fisherman have been featured in multiple special game modes outside of the card. More specifically: The Fisherman is 1 of 3 troops that has been featured in the Capture the Troop sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Sparky and the Archer Queen. The Fisherman is 1 of 2 troops that has been featured in the Obstacle Course game mode, the other being Barbarians.
• The Fisherman is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, and the Monk.
• The Fisherman's name is Maurice as said by his fish in The Flood trailer; however, in the Japanese language setting of the game, his name is Triton. According to The Flood trailer, the Fisherman has a Scottish accent.
• The Fisherman's "Fish Slap" is likely a reference to The Fish-Slapping Dance, a short comedy sketch performed on Monty Python's Flying Circus in 1972. Occasionally when attacking, the Fisherman exclaims "Fish Slap".
• The Card Mastery task "Get Over Here!" is a reference to a quote mentioned by Scorpion in Mortal Kombat.
• When a Fisherman is defeated, he drops his fish which flops on the ground for a while before it disappears. The other units that drop items upon death are the Knight, Rascal Boy, Mega Minion, Dark Prince, Executioner, Mega Knight, Sparky, Super Knight, Golden Knight, and the Little Prince.
• The Fisherman, Ram Rider, Phoenix, and the Lumberjack are the only normal spawning Legendary troops that do not fall from the sky when deployed.
• The Fisherman is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Fisherman is the subject of 3 Emotes. His fish is also the subject of 3 Emotes. The Fisherman is the subject of a Tower Skin. The Fisherman is the subject of a few Battle Banner items.

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The Void is an Epic card that is unlocked from the Miner's Mine (Arena 15). It is a multi-damage, air-targeting spell with a medium radius and various damage stages. The Void targets all troops inside its radius, dealing more damage to them the fewer there are inside its radius. It appears as a deep orange-amber liquid in a large vial, with dark purple decals around the corners and a cap on top. A Void card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The word "Void" comes from the Latin "vacuus", meaning empty. In the Italian language settings of the game, the void's name is "Nihil", meaning "nothing" in Latin.
• The Void is the only spell that deals less damage the more troops are inside its radius.
• An Evolved Wizard is featured on the Void's card render.
• The Evolved Wizard, Ice Wizard, and Electro Wizard are responsible for creating the Void, according to the Clash Royale Void intro video.
• In the card's description, the "You shall not pass!" line is a reference to a quote mentioned by Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings.
• The Void is the subject of 2 Emotes.

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The Goblin Machine is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Miner's Mine (Arena 15). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. It also carries a rocket launcher on its back that can attack independently from the Goblin Machine. The rocket launcher is an area-damage, air-targeting, medium-ranged troop with very high damage. It has a blind spot, preventing it from attacking enemies inside it. It is a wood and metal mech with team-colored zig zag lines, spikes on the edges, a Goblin emblem in the center, and a team-colored rocket launcher on its back that has a striped team-colored rocket, all controlled by a Baby Goblin who has a magenta mohawk, carries a small hammer on his back, and wears light brown gloves. A Goblin Machine card costs 5 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. In the German and Dutch language setting of the game, the Goblin Machine's name translates to "Kobold Machine". In the Spanish, Arabic, and Vietnamese language setting of the game, the Goblin Machine's name translates to "Duende Machine", "Ghoul Machine", and "Leprechaun Machine" respectively. The Goblin Machine is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Curse, Goblin Drill, Party Rocket, Party Hut, Goblinstein, and of course, Goblins.
• The first use of rockets were in 1232, when reports appeared describing fire arrows and 'iron pots' that could be heard for 25 kilometers when they exploded upon impact, causing devastation for a radius of 600 meters, apparently due to shrapnel. A "flying fire-lance" that had reusable barrels was also mentioned to have been used by the Jin dynasty. Rockets are recorded to have been used by the Song navy in a military exercise dated to 1245. Rockets are still used to this day for multiple purposes, whether that is military, science, and entertainment. The Goblin Machine is 1 of 5 cards that are associated with rocketry, with the others being Firecracker, Rocket, Party Rocket, and Rocket Silo. The rocket shot by the Goblin Machine resembles the Firecracker’s firework.
• The Baby Goblins are responsible for creating the Goblin Machine, according to the Clash Royale Goblin Machine Lore Drop video.
• The Goblin Machine's torso was created using an empty Goblin Barrel.
• When deployed, the Goblin Machine says "Goblin Machine!". The Goblin Machine is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• The initial balance change for Goblin Machine on the 2/7/2024 balance changes was a 15.5% hitpoints decrease, its first attack time interval increase to 0.5 seconds (from 0.2 seconds), and a rocket first attack time interval increase to 2.5 seconds (from 1.5 seconds), but the rocket first attack time interval increase was pulled back last minute.
• Before the Goblin Machine’s release, the rocket’s range was decreased to 5 tiles (from 5.5 tiles).
• The machine the Goblin baby is riding on resembles the Battle Machine from Clash of Clans.

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The Spirit Empress is a Legendary card that is unlocked from the Miner's Mine (Arena 15). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, air troop with high hitpoints and high damage, or a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and high damage, depending on its Elixir cost. She appears as a woman who bears light blonde eyebrows and hair with two buns tied with team-colored knots, has heterochromic eyes, one golden and one blue, wears golden wristbands, an armor similar to the Battle Healer's, a team-colored cape and boots, and wields a scimitar with a light blue glow and a blue handle. She also appears to ride a blue dragon that looks similar to an Electro Dragon, except that it is paler and has glowing eyes. A Spirit Empress card costs 6 Elixir to deploy if the player has 6 or more Elixir stored, and 3 Elixir to deploy otherwise.

Trivia

• The Spirit Empress is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Mega Knight, Princess, Royal Ghost, Super Knight, Dagger Duchess, Royal Chef, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• The Spirit Empress is the only variable-Elixir cost card with a clearly defined Elixir cost.
• The Spirit Empress is the only card without Star Levels. Others are Champion cards.
• The card's description introducing the Spirit Empress, "the First of Her Name, Protector of Spirits, Rider of Dragons." is a reference to Daenerys Targaryen, a character from the series Game of Thrones, based on the novel series A Song Of Fire & Ice by George R. R. Martin.
• When deployed in her air form, the Spirit Empress may say "Wings up!" or "Skyward!".
• The Spirit Empress is the subject of 3 Emotes.
• Concept art by the Supercell Art Team and Ocellus Art team shows the many designs the Spirit Empress went through.
• Every time she attacks (in Ground form), her target will have a glowing cyan blue effect.

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The Skeleton King is a Champion card that is unlocked from the Executioner's Kitchen (Arena 16). It spawns an area-damage, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. The Skeleton King's ability spawns Skeletons in a radius around him. While the Skeleton King is on the field, any troops which die will be turned into “souls” which are collected by him. The number of souls that the Skeleton King collects determines the number of Skeletons that the ability will spawn. The Skeleton King appears as a massive Skeleton wearing a menacingly large dark chestplate and gauntlets, a gray chain mail, a crown with team-colored jewels, a team-colored belt and cape, and brown sandals, and carries a giant club. A Skeleton King card costs 4 Elixir to deploy, and his ability costs an additional 2 Elixir to activate.

Trivia

• The word "Skeleton" comes from the Greek "σκελετός" (skeletós), meaning dried up or withered. In the Korean, Arabic, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Skeleton King's name translates to "Skull King", "King of Skeletons", and "White Bone King" respectively. The Skeleton King is 1 of 15 cards associated with Skeletons, with the others being Bomber, Skeleton Dragons, Skeleton Barrel, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Guards, Skeleton Army, Witch, Balloon, Giant Skeleton, Wall Breakers, Super Witch, Graveyard, and of course, Skeletons.
• The Skeleton King is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Mega Knight, Princess, Royal Ghost, Spirit Empress, Super Knight, Dagger Duchess, Royal Chef, Golden Knight, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• When the Skeleton King spawns and activates his abilities, he laughs.
• The Skeleton King is one of the first Champion cards to be added to the game, alongside the Golden Knight and the Archer Queen.
• He gets more bluish the more souls he collects.
• The Skeleton King is the only Champion card not to be organic.
• In his card image, his top tooth is missing on the left side, but in his card render, his top tooth is missing on the right side. This is because the image used in his card image is flipped 180°.
• The Skeleton King has the same walking sound as the Giant Skeleton.
• He shares a name with one of Barbarian King's skins from Clash of Clans. They both summon troops for their ability, but the Skeleton King summons Skeletons instead of Barbarians, doesn't have fixed summoning amounts and additionally does not have additional effects tied to it.
• The Skeleton King is 1 of 2 troops that have been featured with an Initial Spawn buff, the other being Mother Witch.
• The Skeleton King is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Rocket, Earthquake, Lightning, Poison, Goblin Drill, Miner, Golden Knight, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.
• On 28 April 2022, according to a tweet by the Clash Royale official Twitter, the number of Skeleton King's ability activations was 134,193,784.

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The Golden Knight is a Champion card that is unlocked from the Executioner's Kitchen (Arena 16). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. The Golden Knight's ability increases his movement speed when no enemies are nearby, and causes him to dash onto enemies in sequence, similar to the Electro Spirit's attack. He resembles a man who has blue eyes, golden hair and eyebrows, is outfitted in gilded breastplate, gauntlets, chainmail and a team-colored belt, and wields an impressively large sword. A Golden Knight card costs 4 Elixir to deploy, and his ability costs an additional 1 Elixir to activate.

Trivia

• The word "Knight" comes from the German "Knecht", meaning servant or vassal. Originally, knights were associated with mounted warriors, later being considered a class of lower nobility, until eventually, knighthood had become associated with the ideals of chivalry, a code of conduct for the perfect courtly Christian warrior. Often, a knight was a vassal who served as an elite fighter or a bodyguard for a lord, with payment in the form of land holdings. In the Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Golden Knight's name translates to "Golden Armored Knight". The Golden Knight is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Mega Knight, Princess, Royal Ghost, Spirit Empress, Super Knight, Dagger Duchess, Royal Chef, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• The Golden Knight is one of the first Champion cards to be added to the game, alongside the Skeleton King and the Archer Queen.
• Along with the Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Monk, and the Terry, the Golden Knight has the cheapest ability, costing 1 Elixir. Also along with the Mighty Miner and the Terry, he also has the cheapest combined Elixir cost of Champion and ability, costing 5 Elixir.
• When deployed, he says "Oh hi!". He sings "Golden Knight!" if Dashing Dash is activated while there are no enemies in its range, as well as making a laugh. He also lets out a wail when he dies. The Golden Knight is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• When the Golden Knight is defeated, his golden sword falls to the ground. The other units that drop items upon death are the Knight, Rascal Boy, Mega Minion, Dark Prince, Executioner, Mega Knight, Sparky, Fisherman, Super Knight, and the Little Prince.
• The Golden Knight is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Rocket, Earthquake, Lightning, Poison, Goblin Drill, Miner, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.
• On 28 April 2022, according to a tweet by the Clash Royale official Twitter, the number of Golden Knight's ability activations was 121,809,540.
• The Golden Knight is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Golden Knight is the subject of a few Emotes. The Golden Knight is the subject of a Tower Skin. The Golden Knight is the subject of a few Battle Banner items.
• By using Mirror on a Clone and using it on a Golden Knight, it is actually possible to get a Level 16 Golden Knight. A cloned Golden Knight does not fall from the sky when deployed.
• The initial balance change for Golden Knight on the 5/3/2024 balance changes was a Dashing Dash cooldown decrease to 7 seconds (from 11 seconds), but it was raised to 8 seconds last minute.

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The Archer Queen is a Champion card that is unlocked from the Royal Crypt (Arena 17). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and moderate damage. The Archer Queen's ability makes her invisible, like the Royal Ghost and increases her attack speed significantly for a short time. She appears as an Archer, except she is taller, wears a crown, team-colored wrist cuffs and a loincloth, an olive-colored tunic and cape, has purple hair and eyebrows, carries a bigger quiver, and wields a crossbow with arrows that have golden points as their ammunition, while still being barefoot. An Archer Queen card costs 5 Elixir to deploy, and her ability costs an additional 1 Elixir to activate.

Trivia

• The word "Archer" comes from the Latin "arcus", meaning bow. The practice of archery was first developed in Africa by the later Middle Stone Age (approx. 70,000 years ago). It is documented as part of warfare and hunting from the classical period until the late medieval period when it was made obsolete by the increased use of firearms. According to Clash of Clans, the bow that the Archer Queen use in battle is a modified X-Bow. The Archer Queen is 1 of 10 cards associated with archery, with the others being Archers, Arrows, Tower Princess, X-Bow, Princess, Magic Archer, Super Magic Archer, Super Archers, and the Little Prince.
• The Archer Queen is 1 of 19 troops which first existed in Clash of Clans, the others being Minions, Archers, Goblins, Skeletons, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, P.E.K.K.A., Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Bowler, Cannon Cart, Phoenix, and Lava Hound. She is the only troop that first existed as a Hero in Clash of Clans. The Archer Queen's Invisibility Vial equipment in Clash of Clans functions similarly to the Cloaking Cape in Clash Royale. Unlike the Invisibility Vial, the Cloaking Cape increases the Archer Queen's attack speed instead of her damage.
• The Archer Queen is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, 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, and the Little Prince.
• The Archer Queen is one of the first Champion cards to be added to the game, alongside the Golden Knight and the Skeleton King.
• Along with the Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Mighty Miner, Monk, and the Terry, the Archer Queen has the cheapest ability, costing 1 Elixir.
• The Archer Queen is 1 of 3 troops that can turn invisible and not distract other enemies, the others being Suspicious Bush and Royal Ghost.
• The Archer Queen is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Mother Witch, Lumberjack, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Little Prince, and the Terry.
• The Archer Queen is 1 of 3 troops that has been featured in the Capture the Troop sub-mode of the Treasure Hunt game mode, the others being Sparky and Fisherman. In the Capture the Troop mode, it is possible for a player to have two Champion cards on the field at a time. Activating the ability will activate it for both the Archer Queen and the other Champion card.
• The Archer Queen is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Mighty Miner, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Rocket, Earthquake, Lightning, Poison, Goblin Drill, Miner, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.
• The Archer Queen is featured in non-Clash games. More specifically: The Archer Queen, along with the Goblins, Barbarians, Giant, Valkyrie, Hog Rider, Wizard, Witch, and P.E.K.K.A, were featured as a non-playable opponent in Chess. Also along with the Goblins and Golem, she was also featured as a character skin for the Queen in Chess. The Archer Queen is featured as a character skin for Penny in Brawl Stars. The Archer Queen, along with the P.E.K.K.A, are featured as a Hero in Squad Busters.
• On 28 April 2022, according to a tweet by the Clash Royale official Twitter, the number of Archer Queen's ability activation was 177,904,462.
• The Archer Queen is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Archer Queen is the subject of 3 Emotes. The Archer Queen is the subject of a Tower Skin.

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The Mighty Miner is a Champion card that is unlocked from the Royal Crypt (Arena 17). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and various damage stages. The Mighty Miner's damage increases over time as he remains focused on a single target, similar to the Inferno Dragon. The Mighty Miner’s ability causes him to dig underground to the horizontally opposite position of it and drop a bomb in the spot he was at which explodes after 1 second, dealing damage and inflicting knockback. He appears as a hunk with tangerine-colored hair, eyebrows and a mustache, wearing team-colored shorts, a belt, and a hat with a more advanced helmet for its candle and a crown symbol, which covers his eyes, wielding a giant drill with an emblem of a crown, which majorly resembles the Goblin Drill, has a slightly dirtied face and arms, and carries a giant bomb on his back inside a large, open backpack with a crown symbol on both sides. A Mighty Miner card costs 4 Elixir to deploy, and his ability costs an additional 1 Elixir to activate.

Trivia

• The word "Mine" and by extension "Miner" come from the Celtic "meinis", meaning ore. Mining was invented from the beginning of civilization, with the oldest mine being the Ngwenya Mine in Eswatini, which radiocarbon dating shows to be about 43,000 years old. At this site Paleolithic humans mined hematite to make the red pigment ochre. Mining is still done to this day, for the extraction of rare-earth minerals for industrial use. In the German and Arabic language settings of the game, the Mighty Miner's name translates to "Great Miner". In the French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Korean, Russian, Portuguese, Persian, Malaysian, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Mighty Miner's name translates to "Master Miner", "Big Miner", "Colossal Miner", "Mega Miner", "Solid Miner", "Power Miner", "Nimble Miner", "Pumped up Miner", "Powerful Miner", "Superior Miner", and "Brave Miner" respectively. The Mighty Miner is 1 of 4 cards associated with subterranea, with the others being Earthquake, Goblin Drill, and Miner.
• Along with the Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Monk, and the Terry, the Mighty Miner has the cheapest ability, costing 1 Elixir. Also along with the Golden Knight and the Terry, the Mighty Miner has the cheapest combined Elixir cost of Champion and ability, costing 5 Elixir.
• The Mighty Miner is tied with Inferno Dragon and the Little Prince for the highest attack speed of all troops, with an attack speed of 0.4 seconds.
• The Mighty Miner is 1 of 2 troops that deals ramp up damage, along with the Inferno Dragon.
• The Mighty Miner is the only Champion card whose ability's Elixir cost was changed.
• The Mighty Miner is 1 of 7 troops that has had its movement speed classification changed, the others being Skeleton Barrel, Elite Barbarians, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Brawler, Cannon Cart, and Lumberjack.
• The Super Miner troop in Clash of Clans is likely inspired from the Mighty Miner, with both wielding a hand drill that deals damage overtime the longer they attack, and both having the ability to leave a bomb. However, unlike the Super Miner, the Mighty Miner drops his bomb when he uses his ability instead of after death.
• The Mighty Miner is 1 of 10 cards to have an alliterative name, the others being the Royal Recruits, Goblin Gang, Mega Minion, Goblin Giant, Cannon Cart, Barbarian Barrel, Ram Rider, Dagger Duchess, and the Boss Bandit.
• As he charges up his drill attack, the tip of the drill will turn different colors, with orange in Stage 2 and red in Stage 3.
• Despite carrying a bomb-like backpack, he does not get rid of the bomb on his back when using his ability, probably due to the fact he can use the ability multiple times.
• From his description, the “walk softly… and carry a big drill!” line is a reference to the USA President Theodore Roosevelt's quote which says “speak softly and carry a big stick”.
• The Mighty Miner is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Little Prince, and the Monk. It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Rocket, Earthquake, Lightning, Poison, Goblin Drill, Miner, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.

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The Boss Bandit is a Champion card that is unlocked from the Royal Crypt (Arena 17). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and high damage. If there are ground units between 3.5 and 6 tiles of her, she will stop moving and begin charging a dash attack which takes 0.8 seconds to execute, and will deal double damage. The Boss Bandit's ability allows her to get invisible for one second, then teleport 6 tiles behind her current spot. She appears as a woman who has teal eyes, light red hair in a ponytail and eyebrows, wields a wooden bat with three large golden bands, carries grenades, and wears a teal suit and a mask which covers her lower face, a dark brown cape with brass-colored linings, a golden headpiece, a team-colored waistcloth, brown gloves with team-colored handles and sandals, and long black socks. A Boss Bandit card costs 6 Elixir to deploy.

Trivia

• The Boss Bandit may be inspired by Robin Hood, an English outlaw known from robbing from wealthy families and distributing that wealth to poorer ones.
• The word "Bandit" comes from the Latin "bannio", meaning 'to ban'. The Boss Bandit is 1 of 4 cards associated with outlawry, with the others being Goblin Gang, Rascals, and Bandit. Along with the Firecracker, Rascals, Magic Archer, and Bandit, the Boss Bandit belongs to the Forest Gang. In the Turkish language setting of the game, the word "Boss" is not translated, making Boss Bandit the only card with a word from an foreign language in the Turkish language setting.
• The Boss Bandit is the most expensive Champion card, costing 6 Elixir. Along with the Golden Knight, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, Monk, and the Terry, she also has the cheapest ability cost, costing 1 Elixir. Also along with the Goblinstein, she also has the most expensive combined Elixir cost of Champion and ability, costing 7 Elixir.
• The Boss Bandit is the first Champion to have a limited number of ability uses, with a maximum of two uses per deployment.
• If the Boss Bandit's ability is used up, the crown symbol is currently not automatically removed.
• The Boss Bandit is 1 of 10 cards to have an alliterative name, the others being the Royal Recruits, Goblin Gang, Mega Minion, Goblin Giant, Cannon Cart, Barbarian Barrel, Ram Rider, Dagger Duchess, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Boss Bandit is the subject of a few cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Boss Bandit is the subject of 3 Emotes. The Boss Bandit is the subject of a few Battle Banner Decorations, including an animated one.
• The initial balance change for Boss Bandit on the 8/7/2025 balance changes was an addition of a 5-second cooldown to Getaway Grenade, but it was lowered to 3 seconds last minute.

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The Monk is a Champion card that is unlocked from the Silent Sanctuary (Arena 18). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. The Monk uses a 3-hit combo: the first 2 attacks deal normal damage, while the 3rd strike deals extra damage and knockback, even if the targeted troop is normally immune to knockback. Monk's ability reflects projectiles back to their source, as well as granting himself a large damage reduction for a short time. He appears similar to the Hog Rider, except that he is tan, and his mohawk, beard and eyebrows are white, he has a long horseshoe mustache, and wears a mala on his wrists, a cincture, and a team-colored kilt. A Monk card costs 5 Elixir to deploy and his ability costs an additional 1 Elixir to activate.

Trivia

• The word "Monk" comes from the Greek "μόνος" (mónos), meaning alone. Monks are men who are members of a religious order and lives in a monastery. A monk usually lives his life in prayer and contemplation. The concept is ancient and can be seen in many religions and in philosophy across numerous cultures. In the Arabic, Chinese, Indonesian, and Thai language settings of the game, the Monk's name translates to "Hermit", "Furious Monk", "Ascetic", and "Priest" respectively.
• Along with the Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Terry, the Monk has the cheapest ability, costing 1 Elixir.
• The Monk is 1 of 23 troops that have been featured in the Troop Rush game mode, the others being Skeletons, Skeleton Dragons, Fire Spirit, Bats, Elite Barbarians, Firecracker, Rascal Girls, Royal Hogs, Heal Spirit, Elixir Golem, Guards, Prince, Balloon, Golem, Wall Breakers, Ram Rider, Sparky, Phoenix, Royal Ghost, Bandit, Lumberjack, and Santa Hog Rider. The Monk in the Troop Rush game mode would appear visually larger, had a 2 Elixir ability, and the ability would also apply the damage reduction to any allied troops in a 4-tile radius around him. He had 3,800 hitpoints (instead of 2,000), an attack speed of 1.2 seconds (instead of 0.8 seconds), a first attack speed of 0.4 seconds (instead of 0.2 seconds), and a Slow speed (instead of Medium).
• The Monk is 1 of 23 cards that has had its Elixir cost changed, the others being Bomber, Fire Spirit, Royal Recruits, Cannon, Mortar, Musketeer, Three Musketeers, Heal, Bomb Tower, Goblin Hut, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Skeleton Army, P.E.K.K.A., Wall Breakers, Electro Giant, Bowler, Goblin Barrel, Barbarian Barrel, Rage, and Fisherman. The Monk, the Royal Recruits, the Three Musketeers, and the Elixir Collector are the only cards whose Elixir cost was increased.
• The Monk resembles an elderly Hog Rider character in the Clash Royale Hog Rider's Journey Home animation. It is also suggested that he may be related to the Hog Rider and Ram Rider, due to his appearance in the Fresh Cut, Story Time, and Spa Day decorations.
• The Monk's sprites in-game appear to only have four fingers on both of his hands while his card render normally have five.
• Strangely, if both players had a Monk and used their abilities at the same time when a projectile spell is in-play, the time it goes back to the Monk who reflected it first will cause it to get fully absorbed.
• The Monk is 1 of 15 troops which bring an excited reaction from the audience upon spawning and brings a collective groan from the audience when defeated, as well as a concerning gasp when the opponent plays him, the others include Royal Giant, Giant, P.E.K.K.A, Giant Skeleton, Rune Giant, Goblin Giant, Golem, Bowler, Electro Wizard, Inferno Dragon, Sparky, Lava Hound, Night Witch, and Super Lava Hound.
• The Monk is unavailable in multiple special game modes. More specifically: It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Little Prince. It is 1 of 12 cards that is unavailable in Chess Royale, the others being Royal Recruits, Rocket, Earthquake, Lightning, Poison, Goblin Drill, Miner, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Monk is the subject of certain cosmetics in the game. More specifically: The Monk is the subject of 3 Emotes. The Monk is the subject of a Tower Skin.
• If a Monk activates Pensive Protection in the corner of the Arena, then an opposing The Log or Barbarian Barrel will be deflected out of the Arena's bounds. However, in the case of the Barbarian Barrel, the Barbarian will spawn inside the Arena. Thanks to the Monk, it is possible for a Barbarian Barrel to deal damage to Crown Towers by itself. Unlike other spells, it will not deal reduced damage.
• By using Mirror on a Clone and using it on a Monk, it is actually possible to get a Level 16 Monk. A cloned Monk does not fall from the sky when deployed.

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The Little Prince is a Champion card that is unlocked from the Silent Sanctuary (Arena 18). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and low damage. The Little Prince's ability has him call upon a tank named Guardienne. She appears as a tall, muscular woman who has cyan eyes, blonde eyebrows, and a scar on her left eye, wields a giant sword, is dressed in a gray-colored armor, chain mail, and a team-colored cape, wears a helmet with a team-colored feather, brown gloves with metal guards, sandals and a belt with a gold buckle and silver details, and dons a blonde bowl cut under her helmet. The Little Prince himself appears similarly to the King, but has green eyes, rounded eyebrows, and coiffed curly hair, wears a chestplate and brown gloves, and wields a crossbow with gold platings. A Little Prince card costs 3 Elixir to deploy, and his ability costs an additional 3 Elixir to activate.

Trivia

• The word "Prince" comes from the Latin word "prīnceps", meaning first head. The Little Prince is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, 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, and the Archer Queen.
• The Little Prince is 1 of 10 cards associated with archery, with the others being Archers, Arrows, Tower Princess, X-Bow, Princess, Magic Archer, Super Magic Archer, Super Archers, and the Archer Queen.
• The Little Prince may be a reference to the novel, "The Little Prince".
• The Little Prince is the cheapest Champion card, costing 3 Elixir. He also has the most expensive ability, costing 3 Elixir.
• The Little Prince is tied with Inferno Dragon and the Mighty Miner for the highest attack speed of all troops when fully charged, with an attack speed of 0.4 seconds.
• The Little Prince was the first card to be introduced in the game through a Card Delivery event.
• When deployed, he says "Doing it for the fam", "Um, excuse me, don't you know who I am?", "Bold and bashful", "Ahaha, kneel numbskulls!", or “What up, future king over here". He may say "Sweepy swipey!" when he starts attacking, as well as "Oh, Guardienne!", "I warned you!", or "You asked for it" if Royal Rescue is activated. Similarly, the Guardienne may say "Protect the heir", "For the throne" or screaming "Hurrah!" when deployed through Royal Rescue. Both the Little Prince and the Guardienne are voice acted by Elizabeth Saydah. The Little Prince is 1 of 24 troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the others being Mini P.E.K.K.A., Mega Minion, Wizard, Hog Rider, P.E.K.K.A., Dark Prince, Bowler, Ram Rider, Electro Wizard, Princess, Ice Wizard, Magic Archer, Lumberjack, Mother Witch, Fisherman, Goblin Machine, Super Mini P.E.K.K.A., Santa Hog Rider, Super Magic Archer, Golden Knight, Boss Bandit, Archer Queen, and the Terry.
• When the Little Prince is defeated, his crown falls to the ground. Similarly, when the Guardienne is defeated, her long sword falls to the ground. The other units that drop items upon death are the Knight, Rascal Boy, Mega Minion, Dark Prince, Executioner, Mega Knight, Sparky, Fisherman, Super Knight, and the Golden Knight.
• It is 1 of 20 cards that is unavailable in Mirror mode, the others being Minions, Cannon, Mortar, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Tombstone, Bomb Tower, Inferno Tower, Barbarian Hut, Furnace, Elixir Collector, Freeze, Clone, X-Bow, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and the Monk.
• The Little Prince is the subject of 3 Emotes. His Guardienne is also the subject of 2 Emotes. The Little Prince Wink Emote was originally going to appear in November of 2023, but did not make it to the game until the January of 2025.
• By using Mirror on a Clone and using it on an Little Prince, it is actually possible to get a Level 16 Little Prince. A cloned Little Prince does not fall from the sky when deployed.
• The initial balance change for Little Prince on the balance changes in the Goblin World Update was a 75% Royal Rescue damage decrease, but it was lowered to 48% last minute.

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The Goblinstein is a Champion card that is unlocked from the Silent Sanctuary (Arena 18). It spawns a single-target, air-targeting, medium-ranged, ground troop with moderate hitpoints and low damage, and a single target, building-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and low damage. The Goblinstein’s attacks will stun a targeted unit for 0.5 seconds. Being a Champion card, they will stay out of the player's card cycle, and only return once they are defeated. The Goblinstein's ability has him shoot an electric spark towards an antenna that is typically located on the Monster's head. The Goblinstein Doctor resembles a Goblin with white hair, wearing a silver-rimmed team-colored goggles with glowing orange lens, a satellite dish on his head with a team-colored strap, a white coat with three large buttons, tan gloves, and brown boots, and wields a control device with red and cyan buttons and metal parts. The Monster is a large, green Goblin with a square head with an antenna on top, with some of its body being darker and red and having gold stitches and bolts on them, and wears team-colored pants. A Goblinstein card costs 5 Elixir to deploy and his ability costs an additional 2 Elixir to activate.

Trivia

• Goblins are small, grotesque, monstrous creatures that appear in the folklore of multiple European cultures. First attested in stories from the Middle Ages, they are ascribed conflicting abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin, ranging from mischievous household spirits to malicious, bestial thieves. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon, such as the ability to shapeshift. Similar creatures include duendes, kobolds, leprechauns, and ghouls. The Goblinstein is 1 of 17 cards associated with Goblins, with the others being Spear Goblins, Goblin Gang, Baby Goblins, Dart Goblin, Goblin Demolisher, Suspicious Bush, Goblin Cage, Goblin Hut, Goblin Giant, Goblin Barrel, Goblin Curse, Goblin Drill, Goblin Machine, Party Rocket, Party Hut, and of course, Goblins.
• In the German language settings of the game, the Goblinstein's name translates to "Dr. Frankobold".
• The card is a reference to the science fiction novel "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley.
• Electricity was first detected through electric fish from as far back as 2750 BCE where Ancient Egyptian texts described them as the "protectors" of all other fish. At around 600 BCE, Thales of Miletus made a series of observations on static electricity, from which he believed that friction rendered amber magnetic, in contrast to minerals such as magnetite, which needed no rubbing. Thales was incorrect in believing the attraction was due to a magnetic effect, but later science would prove a link between magnetism and electricity. Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist William Gilbert wrote De Magnete, in which he made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the lodestone effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber. The Goblinstein is 1 of 11 cards associated with electricity, with the others being Electro Spirit, Zap, Tesla, Zappies, Electro Dragon, Electro Giant, Lightning, Electro Wizard, Wizard Trio, and Sparky.
• An alternate version of the Goblinstein's card image can be seen in its trailer, resembling the same art but zoomed in on the Doctor's face.
• Along with the Boss Bandit, the Goblinstein has the most expensive combined Elixir cost of Champion and ability, costing 7 Elixir.
• It is 1 of 4 cards that spawns different troops at once, the others being Goblin Gang, Rascals, and Wizard Trio.
• The Goblinstein and his Monster are the subject of 4 Emotes.
• The Goblinstein was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2024 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light.
• After the September 2025 update, a player can have multiple copies of the same Champion with the current active Champion having a crown symbol. However, the active Monster currently has no indicator. Also, in 2v2, if both players of one team use Goblinstein, there is no indicator about which Monster is associated to which Doctor.

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The Cannoneer is an Epic card that is unlocked from Frozen Peak (Arena 8). It is a single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged tower troop with moderate hitpoints and high damage. The Cannoneer resembles a short and stout man wearing goggles, a team-colored cloak, brown gloves and sandals, has a loose tooth, carries a sponge rammer and a backpack with a crown emblem in the center filled with cannonballs, and wields a large cannon with team-colored crown paint and a control lever.

Trivia

• The word "Cannon" and by extention "Cannoneer" comes from the Akkadian word "𒄀" (qanû), meaning reed. Cannons were invented in China during the twelfth century. It was most likely developed in parallel or as an evolution of an earlier gunpowder weapon called the fire lance. Cannons were used for warfare by the late thirteenth century in the Yuan dynasty and spread throughout Eurasia in the fourteenth century. During the late Middle Ages, large and small cannons were developed for siege and field battles. The cannon replaced prior siege weapons such as the trebuchet. After the late Middle Ages, most large cannons were abandoned in favor of greater numbers of lighter, more maneuverable field artillery. The Cannoneer is 1 of 4 cards associated with cannonry, with the others being Royal Giant, Cannon, and Cannon Cart.
• According to the Cannoneer reveal video and family tree, the Cannoneer is the red King's cousin.
• When attacking, he may say "Tick Tock, boom a clock", "Legit banger!", "In the building!", “Big cannon, bigger problems", "Boom and doom", "Boooooom!", or "I'm having a blast". The Cannoneer is voice acted by David Autovino. The Cannoneer is 1 of 2 tower troops that speak distinct words when on the field, the other being Dagger Duchess.
• The Cannoneer is the subject of 3 Emotes.

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The Tower Princess is a Common card that is unlocked in the Training Camp. It places a single-target, air-targeting, and long-ranged tower troop on the player's two towers with high hitpoints and low damage. The Tower Princess takes the appearance of a Princess, except that her crown is silver, she wears a team-colored cape, and the quiver on her back is darker with a metal plate on it.

Trivia

• The words "Prince" and, by extention, "Princess", come from the Latin word "prīnceps", meaning first head. The Tower Princess is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, 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.
• Although the Tower Princess' leggings are team-colored in official Clash Royale promotional videos and renders, they are colored to appear bare on in-game sprites.
• The Tower Princess is 1 of 10 cards associated with archery, with the others being Archers, Arrows, X-Bow, Princess, Magic Archer, Super Magic Archer, Super Archers, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince. The Tower Princess, Archers, and Arrows are the only cards associated with archery that are unlocked in Training Camp.
• The Tower Princess was the first tower troop to be added to the game.
• The Tower Princess is 1 of 7 cards that are already unlocked for the player when they start playing the game, the others being the Minions, Archers, Knight, Arrows, Giant, and Fireball. Despite this, the game recognizes that those cards are unlocked in the Training Camp.
• According to one of the Loading Screen Hints, the Tower Princess is the King's Princess. According to a Clash-A-Rama comic strip, the Tower Princess is the King's child.
• The first 3 Trainers in the Training Camp have reduced Tower Princess statistics. Trainers 1-3 have Tower Princess with 20%, 30%, and 40% of the hitpoints of a Level 1 Tower Princess respectively.
• Despite the card image and the card render depicting the Tower Princess with a golden crown, the Tower Princess in-game wears a silver crown. Also, the Tower Princess in the card image has a slightly different haircut than the in-game and card render Tower Princess, as well as the Princess.
• The Tower Princess shares its card description with the Baby Goblins, except that the latter replaces "Tower Troops" with "masks" and "arrow" with "dart".
• The Tower Princess was featured in the winning deck of the Clash Royale League 2024 Tournament, by a player called Mohamed Light.

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The Dagger Duchess is a Legendary card that is unlocked from Electro Valley (Arena 11). It is a single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged tower troop with moderate hitpoints and low damage. She attacks up to 8 times with a very fast hit speed by throwing daggers, until she depletes all of them, after which she reloads one dagger at a time with a slower reload speed. She resembles a woman who has cyan eyes, blonde eyebrows, a small mole on her left cheek, and blonde hair in a bun, wields daggers, wears a team-colored headband, a team-colored dress trimmed with white, white leggings, team-colored shoes, and a gilded breastplate, and carries a dagger case.

Trivia

• The Dagger Duchess is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Mega Knight, Princess, Royal Ghost, Spirit Empress, Super Knight, Royal Chef, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• According to the Dagger Duchess reveal video and family tree, the Dagger Duchess is the blue King’s cousin. However, this may be contradicted as in her Card Delivery event, the blue King refers to Dagger Duchess as his niece.
• According to the Dagger Duchess reveal video, she is a fan of Crow from Brawl Stars, likely due to his use of daggers in combat.
• The Dagger Duchess doesn’t like being called a princess, attacking anyone who treats her like one. This is being referenced a few times: Her description says "Don't call her Princess", which is a reference to her saying "Don't call me a princess" in her reveal video. When attacking, she may say "It's duchess to you", "You're so dull", "Just sharpening my knives", “Don't call me a princess", or "Stay sharp!". In her Card Delivery event, the Dagger Duchess appears to have a rivalry with the Tower Princess.
• The Dagger Duchess is 1 of 10 cards to have an alliterative name, the others being the Royal Recruits, Goblin Gang, Mega Minion, Goblin Giant, Cannon Cart, Barbarian Barrel, Ram Rider, Boss Bandit, and the Mighty Miner.
• The Dagger Duchess is the subject of 3 Emotes.
• Despite starting at Level 9, it is possible to unlock her and use her from as low as Level 7.
• The Dagger Duchess has had balance changes that were planned for it but were not added to the game. More specifically: The initial balance change for Dagger Duchess on the 2/7/2024 balance changes was a dagger cooldown time increase to 1 second (from 0.8 seconds), but it was lowered to 0.9 seconds last minute. The initial balance change for Dagger Duchess on the 8/1/2025 balance changes was a dagger increase to 9 (from 8) and a projectile speed increase to 1000 (from 600), but the dagger increase was pulled back last minute.

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The Royal Chef is a Legendary card that is unlocked from Rascal's Hideout (Arena 13). It is a single-target, air-targeting, long-ranged tower troop with moderate hitpoints and low damage. Around every 23 seconds, he will throw a pancake at an allied troop on the Arena, increasing their Level by 1. The Royal Chef appears to be a man with aqua eyes, a gold tooth, blue hair and moustache, wears a white toque which covers his eyes and uniform with team-colored cuffs, a brown apron with gold buttons, a belt with a crown emblem, and team-colored pants, carries a pan and a spatula, and has a peg leg.

Trivia

• The Royal Chef is 1 of 20 cards associated with nobility, with the others being Knight, Royal Recruits, Royal Giant, Royal Delivery, Tower Princess, Royal Hogs, Dark Prince, Prince, Raging Prince, Mega Knight, Princess, Royal Ghost, Spirit Empress, Super Knight, Dagger Duchess, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, and the Little Prince.
• If the Royal Chef throws a pancake to a Mini P.E.K.K.A, the Mini P.E.K.K.A will say "Pancakes" in a higher-pitched voice than his normal deploy sound.
• The Royal Chef is the subject of 3 Emotes.
• It is possible for a Monk to deflect a pancake from a Royal Chef with his ability if the Monk is beside the troop targeted by the Royal Chef. The pancake will be deflected back to the opposing King's Tower, raising its Level by 1.
• Despite starting at Level 9, it is possible to unlock him and use him from as low as Level 8.
• Before the Royal Chef's card release, the Royal Chef's hitpoints were decreased by 4.61%, his cooking time interval was increased to 18-30 seconds (from 15-25 seconds), and was added a 7 second delay between cooking.
• The Royal Chef's eyes can be seen at the end of the Evolved Furnace animation.