Using EVERY Card in Clash Royale in 1 Video

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The creator opens the challenge by explaining that he is going to play ranked ladder until he has deployed every single card in Clash Royale at least once. Because the game now contains more than one-hundred cards, he builds a fresh eight-card deck after each battle, permanently removing from the pool anything he has already played. This forces him to run through the entire catalogue, including rarely used commons such as Bomber and niche legendaries like Mother Witch. He keeps a running list on screen so viewers can track which cards are still missing, and he sets himself the extra condition of staying above his current trophy range to prove the line-ups are viable.

In the early matches he focuses on strong meta cores—Skeleton King bait, Monk-Phoenix control and Archer Queen cycle—so he can clear dozens of staples quickly while banking easy wins. His commentary highlights why certain combinations work: Phoenix plus Tornado for splash clean-ups, Golden Knight dashes to punish over-aggressive pumps, and Goblin Drill pressure when opponents overspend on air defense. Even though he is cycling through cards rapidly, he treats each game like a normal ladder push, emphasizing elixir management and lane discipline.

Mid-video the difficulty spikes as he is forced to pilot off-meta decks full of underperforming units. He pairs Elite Barbarians with Clone to maximize surprise damage, experiments with Battle Healer–Elixir Golem–Rage to squeeze value out of weak epics, and even rolls out a meme Furnace-Royal Giant build to get rid of multiple buildings in one go. Several matches become nail-biters, especially when he has no reliable spell left and must rely on chip from Spear Goblins and the Mirror to close out towers. His live reactions capture the tension of playing “bad” cards against 7 000-trophy opponents.

The final stretch features the seldom-seen trio of Sparky, Giant Skeleton and Ram Rider, plus the last spell he still hadn’t touched—Poison. He finishes the checklist in a dramatic overtime push, landing a perfectly timed Sparky shot to secure the final crown. With every card now marked off, he reviews his win–loss record (well above 60 percent) and ranks the toughest inclusions: Skeleton Barrel, Zappies and Mirror top the list because of their awkward fit in late-stage decks, while Phoenix, Monk and Barbarian Barrel are declared the easiest to slot anywhere.

He closes by encouraging viewers to attempt the same challenge to understand card strengths and weaknesses firsthand. By forcing himself out of comfort picks, he demonstrates that almost any card can succeed when piloted with solid fundamentals—bridging, elixir counting, and knowing when to switch lanes. The video ultimately serves as both entertainment and a masterclass on adaptability in Clash Royale’s evolving meta.

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