If you are a fan of chaotic plays inClash Royale, then there is no reason not to enjoy 2v2 battles in the casual mode, especially if you have a friend to play with. The 2v2 mode is a great playground for friends to grind the ranks of Season Pass and receive all the rewards before the end of the season.
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Aside from that, Supercell has recently decided to add a 2v2 option for most weekly events, which makes it possible to play special matches with your friend. However, if you are looking to dominate every 2v2 match, here we have some excellent suggestions to crush your enemies one after another.
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5Ramming Through
Best Defensive Decks
This dual deck will give you medium ground superiority with solid air defense. Battle Ram andRoyal Giantare your main options to damage the opposing team’s crown towers, whileFirecracker, Tesla Tower, Bats, Musketeer, and Cannon will help you neutralize any upcoming attack.
Since the player on the first deck controls both Battle Ram and Royal Giant, the deployment needs to be well-supported by the second deck’s players, especially if the opponents spawn spam troops to get rid of your attack quite fast. Both The Log and Firecracker should be ready when the attack starts to keep things in control.
Battle Ram
Royal Giant
Average Elixir Cost (4.1)
Firecracker
Tesla Tower
Barbarian Barrel
Average Elixir Cost (2.9)
4Towers On The Way
Best Decks To Stop Rushing
The 2v2 games are chaotic enough that you’re able to see any kind of innovation in the gameplay, but if you want to stop the opponent at any cost, that’s where structures come in. Filled with three different towers, the player of the first deck will be in charge of all defensive scenarios, controlling towers, Bats, The Log, and Valkyrie.
On the other hand, the second deck is quite attacking-focused withMega Knight, Elite Barbarians, and Elixir Golem, which requires the user to deploy troops with significant care, as a single mistake could heavily out-Elixir the entire team until the very end of the match.
Bomb Tower
Inferno Tower
Baby Dragon
Average Elixir Cost (3.4)
Mega Knight
Elite Barbarians
Elixir Golem
Average Elixir Cost (4.4)
3Spend Less, Gain More
Most Cost-Effective Decks
With a combined average Elixir cost of below 3, both of these decks offer a wide variety of ground and air troops, but the most important one to deploy is Elixir Collector, and you need to build it as soon as possible.
Using Elixir Collector will give you a huge winning edge in the Double-Elixir phase, allowing you to conquer the battlefield thanks to small but sneaky troops like Princess and Furnace, which can easily damage the opponent’s crown towers when they temporarily back off to fill in their Elixir capacitors. Moreover, these decks are also quite strong against any spam rushes, though they are pretty vulnerable to more than a few spells.
Electro Spirit
Dart Goblin
Elixir Collector
Average Elixir Cost (3.0)
Little Prince
Skeleton Army
Electro Wizard
2Non-Stop Rush
Best Spamming Decks
Now that you have two decks at your disposal with two separate Elixir containers, why not just dedicate one deck to non-stop attacks? Well, that’s what the first deck delivers with an exceptional average cost of only 2.6 Elixir. This deck is built for non-stop deployment, and while almost all cards represent spam troops, some of them can also shine in defensive scenarios as well.
As you can guess, the first deck is quite vulnerable to spells, which is the reason why you need to be careful with deployments. In other words, deploying all troops simultaneously will just increase the risk of losing all your Elixir to a single Arrows or Log card.
Goblin Gang
Spear Goblins
Lumberjack
Average Elixir Cost (2.6)
Battle Healer
Minion Horde
Royale Delivery
Average Elixir Cost (3.8)
1Giants' Gathering
Best Offensive Decks
Once again, we divide the defensive and attacking scenarios into two different decks, but this time around, the offensive deck is full of big boys such as Mega Knight, Electro Giant, and Pekka, with a hefty average Elixir cost. But worry not, as this expensive deck will pay off quite well.
Perfect timing between players of these two decks is important, but you also need to be careful with the placement of your deployments, especially for the Giants. If the opponent is attacking, one Mega Knight could significantly delay or completely neutralize their push while your friend is refilling their Elixir container. On the other hand, it’s best to deploy Giants behind King’s Tower for attacking scenarios, as you will have a chance to support it with one more unit until the troops reach the bridge.
Skeleton Barrel
Inferno Dragon
Electro Giant
Average Elixir Cost (5.4)
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Little Prince is quite effective if you manage to keep him away from distractions.
