Reaching certain heights in terms of level is concerned, winning in Clash Royale can be a challenge, even more so to get more than one crown. We are going to take it to the most extreme level, that is, always win games with three crowns, which will bring us more coins and cups.
To do this, we are going to take advantage of an opportunity that the game offers us to be able to add three at a time in each game, although by the way, it is to play all or nothing. But rest assured, in this new mode, called 'Heist Mode', there are some decks that we can build to have a better chance of victory.
This 'Heist Mode' is on 'Party'
And the main novelty of this type of game is that of a 'Party Mode' that integrates a much more dynamic gameplay than any other in Clash Royale. We do not have to demolish three towers, only one will be the difference between glory or defeat, but if we achieve the first, we will rise with the three much desired crowns.
This is the key to everything, since the level that each player has makes the difference. As there are no towers, only one at the bottom of each territory on the map, the entire duel will be based on the level of cards we have, rather than on carrying out a strategy.
The best decks for 'Heist Mode'
However, we can make some decks to have more options to win and that can give us a minimal advantage against our rival, since matchmaking is usually quite even. For that reason, we are going to review 3 very useful decks for this game mode.
PEKKA Deck with the Battle Ram
Without a doubt, it is the quintessential deck of this 'Heist Mode', and in general, of the game. Not having a PEKKA is almost the premonition of certain defeat. Bad omens aside, it is a card that we must always take into account among our decks, and in this case, we will take it as our most offensive trick, along with Bandit and the Ram.
From behind, the Electric Wizard and the Magic Archer will take away any horde that appears, and the Fireball will eliminate wizards, witches or any tumult that is generated near the rival tower, and that will pave the way. The best way to carry out the demolition of the tower, or rather safe, is to carry out a divided attack, by a bridge to the Ram and by another, to PEKKA.
Witch's Mallet with Goblins
It is an equally useful card for this game mode. Thanks to the invocation, their skeletons will allow us to inflict a lot of damage on the enemy. They will be accompanied by the Barrels of Goblins, which we will release near the rival tower so that their action is effective before dying.
In defense, the Arrows and the Barrel will do the rest. Our strong point will be saturation, since having cards like Spear Goblins and Minions, all fast cycle, it will be convenient to use them as soon as they are available again.
Gavel of the two Witches
If just a moment ago we commented that the Witch is a card that comes in handy for this modality, imagine what we can do with two in the same deck. We will also add a mini PEKKA and Valkyrie to serve us both to attack and to defend, although for a more specific defensive use we have the Flying Machine and the Fire Launcher.
And if we are about to demolish his tower or we are on his way, there will always be the Cemetery and the Mirror to end the game. If we throw it close, the skeletons of the first card melt the safe, while the second one powers any attack that we use at that moment.
Which would be the best option?
Everything will depend on the style and resources of each player. In other words, it is essential that our level of cards is the best possible, but if we had to choose, it would be the PEKKA deck. Together with the Ram, they form a very powerful tandem that is versatile against almost any rival deck, although it may require a somewhat higher level of play to know how to handle them.