clash royale

Clash Royale is a real-time strategy game developed by Supercell. It combines elements of collectible card games, tower defense, and strategy in 1v1 or 2v2 matches. Players use an 8-card deck to summon troops, spells, and structures with the goal of destroying enemy towers while defending their own. Some key features of the game: Cards and decks: There are different types of cards (common, special, epic, and legendary) that you can unlock and upgrade. Arenas and Trophies: As you win matches, you move up the arena and unlock new cards. Game modes: 1v1, 2v2 matches, special challenges and clan wars. Clans: You can join clans to donate cards, play wars and get rewards.

cards

In Clash Royale, cards are divided into five rarity levels, each with different upgrade costs and obtaining methods: 1. Common Cards (Gray) They are the easiest to obtain. They can be leveled up quickly because they appear more frequently in clan chests and donations. Examples: Knight, Arrows, Goblins, Skeletons. 2. Special Cards (Orange) Rarer than the common ones, but still easy to get. They tend to be a little stronger or more specialized. Examples: Musketeer, Tesla Tower, Fireball, Wheeled Cannon. 3. Epic Cards (Purple) Harder to get compared to the special ones. They cannot be donated in clans until high levels. Examples: Prince, Golem, Bombastic Balloon, PEKKA 4. Legendary Cards (Rainbow) Very rare and difficult to obtain. They have unique abilities that set them apart from others. They are obtained in legendary chests, the store, or with wildcards. Examples: Electro Wizard, Graveyard, Mega Knight, Sparky. 5. Champion Cards (Gold) Introduced at King level 14. You can only carry one in your deck. They have a special ability that is activated with elixir. Examples: Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Rogue Miner, Golden Knight.

Common Cards

In Clash Royale, common cards are the easiest to obtain and typically have a low elixir cost, making them essential in many decks. Below are all the common cards available to date, including their appearance, personality, gender, and abilities: Troops: 1. Archers Appearance: Two women with pink hair, dressed in green robes and armed with bows. Personality: Brave and precise in combat. Gender: Female. Abilities: They attack both ground and air units from a distance. 2. Barbarians Appearance: Four muscular men with blond hair and mustaches, carrying swords and brown belts. Personality: Aggressive and combative. Gender: Male. Abilities: Melee units with high resistance and damage. 3. Bomber Appearance: Skeleton with a metal helmet carrying a black bomb. Personality: Mischievous and destructive. Gender: Male. Abilities: Throws bombs that deal area damage to ground units. 4. Knight Appearance: Man with metal armor, helmet with blue feather and sword. Personality: Brave and loyal. Gender: Male. Abilities: Melee unit with good health and moderate damage. 5. Goblins Appearance: Three green creatures with pointy ears, dressed in brown vests and armed with knives. Personality: Quick and mischievous. Gender: Male. Abilities: Fast-moving melee units with high damage per second. 6. Spear-wielding goblins Appearance: Three goblins similar to the previous ones, but armed with spears. Personality: Clever and agile. Gender: Male. Abilities: They attack both ground and air units from a distance. 7. Minions Appearance: Three blue flying creatures with horns and wings. Personality: Fierce and loyal. Gender: Unknown. Abilities: Air units that quickly attack ground and air targets.

Common Cards

8. Skeletons Appearance: Three small skeletons armed with swords. Personality: Persistent and numerous. Gender: Male. Abilities: Very fragile units but useful for distracting and cycling the deck. 9. Noble Giant Appearance: Large man with a beard and a crossbow mounted on his shoulder. Personality: Imposing and determined. Gender: Male. Abilities: Attacks structures from a distance with his crossbow. 10. Minion Horde Appearance: Group of six minions identical to those described above. Personality: Aggressive and overwhelming. Gender: Unknown. Abilities: Large group of air units that can cause great damage if not countered quickly. 11. Bats Appearance: Five small purple flying bats. Personality: Restless and fast. Gender: Unknown. Abilities: Air units that attack quickly in swarms. 12. Gang of goblins Appearance: Set of six goblins; three with knives and three with spears. Personality: Mischievous and coordinated. Gender: Male. Abilities: Combination of melee and ranged attacks against ground and air units.

Special Letters

In Clash Royale, special cards are harder to obtain than regular cards and offer unique abilities that can turn the tide of a match. Below are all the special cards available to date, including their appearance, personality, gender, and abilities: Troops: 1. Musketeer Appearance: Woman with brown hair, wearing a blue tunic and matching hat, carrying a musket. Personality: Precise and confident in her shooting skills. Gender: Female. Abilities: Attacks from a distance with his musket, dealing high damage to ground and air targets. 2. Mini PEKKA Appearance: Small robot with metal armor and a large sword. Personality: Silent and focused on destruction. Gender: Undetermined. Abilities: Melee unit with high damage per hit, effective against troops and structures. 3. Giant Appearance: Large man with a beard and simple clothing. Personality: Calm and focused on his goal of destroying structures. Gender: Male. Abilities: Attacks only structures, absorbing a lot of damage due to its high health. 4. Valkyrie Appearance: Female warrior with horned helmet, armor and a two-handed axe. Personality: Fierce and brave in combat. Gender: Female. Abilities: Attacks in the area around it, being effective against groups of ground troops. 5. Rock thrower Appearance: Stone giant carrying a large rock in his hands. Personality: Relentless and destructive. Gender: Male. Abilities: Throws rocks that roll and damage all troops in their path. 6. Flying machine Appearance: Wooden flying device with a small pilot goblin. Personality: Ingenious and bold. Gender: Male (pilot). Abilities: Attacks from a distance from the air, targeting ground and air targets.

Special Letters

7. Elixir Collector Appearance: Wooden structure with bottles of pink elixir. Personality: Productive and essential for long-term strategies. Gender: Not applicable. Abilities: Generates additional elixir over a period of time. 8. Barrel of goblins Appearance: Wooden barrel with a rope, from which goblins emerge upon impact. Personality: Surprising and mischievous. Gender: Male (elves). Abilities: When launched, deploys goblins that attack quickly. 9. Firethrower Appearance: Woman with red hair, wearing a cloak and carrying a torch. Personality: Enthusiastic and dangerous. Gender: Female. Abilities: Throws fireballs that damage troops and structures in an area. 10. Skeleton Dragon Appearance: Undead dragon with visible bones and glowing eyes. Personality: Dark and persistent. Gender: Undetermined. Abilities: Spits fire that damages troops and structures in an area. 11. Hunter Appearance: Robust man with a beard, hat and a double-barreled shotgun. Personality: Brave and direct. Gender: Male. Abilities: Fires a volley of pellets at short range, dealing heavy area damage. 12. Giant goblin Appearance: Giant with green skin and a bag full of goblins. Personality: Mischievous and destructive. Gender: Male. Abilities: Attacks structures and, when defeated, releases knife-wielding goblins.

Epic Cards

In Clash Royale, Epic cards are harder to obtain than Common and Special cards, offering unique abilities that can change the course of a match. Below are all the Epic cards available to date, including their appearance, personality, gender, and abilities: Troops: 1. Prince Appearance: Knight mounted on a horse, with full armor and lance. Personality: Brave and determined. Gender: Male. Abilities: Charges at enemies, dealing double damage once the charge begins. 2. Baby dragon Appearance: Small green dragon with wings and horns. Personality: Mischievous and always hungry. Gender: Undetermined. Abilities: Flying unit that deals area damage with its fire breath. 3. Skeleton Army Appearance: Group of 14 skeletons armed with swords. Personality: Persistent and numerous. Gender: Male. Abilities: Summons an army of skeletons that can overwhelm enemy units. 4. Witch Appearance: Woman in dark robes with glowing pink eyes. Personality: Mysterious and powerful. Gender: Female. Abilities: Summons skeletons and fires destructive beams that deal area damage. 5. PEKKA Appearance: Robotic warrior with heavy armor and giant sword. Personality: Relentless and silent. Gender: Undetermined. Abilities: Ground unit with high damage and health, effective against high-strength structures and troops. 6. Balloon Appearance: Skeleton piloting a hot air balloon loaded with bombs. Personality: Carefree and destructive. Gender: Male. Abilities: Aerial unit that heads directly at enemy structures, dropping bombs that cause high damage.

Epic Cards

7. Barrel of skeletons Appearance: Flying barrel filled with skeletons that deploys when destroyed. Personality: Surprising and chaotic. Gender: Not applicable. Abilities: When destroyed, releases a group of skeletons that attack quickly. 8. Golem Appearance: Rock giant with glowing eyes. Personality: Slow but unstoppable. Gender: Undetermined. Abilities: Ground unit with very high health that, when killed, splits into two smaller golems that continue attacking. 9. Executioner Appearance: Man with a black hood that hides his face, armed with a double-edged axe. Personality: Cold and calculating. Gender: Male. Abilities: Throws his axe in a straight line, dealing area damage both on the way out and on the way back, affecting ground and air units. 10. Hunter Appearance: Robust man with a beard and hat, carrying a double-barreled shotgun. Personality: Brave and direct. Gender: Male. Abilities: Fires a volley of pellets at short range, dealing heavy area damage. 11. Dark Prince Appearance: Knight with dark armor and mace, riding an armored horse. Personality: Aggressive and gloomy. Gender: Male. Abilities: Charges at enemies, dealing area damage on impact, making it effective against groups of troops.

Legendary Cards

In Clash Royale, Legendary cards are the most difficult to obtain and possess unique abilities that can change the course of a match. Below are all the Legendary cards available to date, including their appearance, personality, gender, and abilities: Troops: 1. Ice Wizard Appearance: Sorcerer with light blue robes and white beard. Personality: Serene and calculating. Gender: Male. Abilities: Fires ice projectiles that slow enemy troops and structures. 2. Princess Appearance: Young archer with pink dress and crown. Personality: Brave and precise. Gender: Female. Abilities: Fires long-range arrows that deal area damage to ground and air troops. 3. Lava Hound Appearance: Flying creature of rock and lava. Personality: Tenacious and protective. Gender: Undetermined. Abilities: Targets enemy structures and, when destroyed, releases lava pups that continue the attack. 4. Sparkles Appearance: Wheeled machine with a large electric cannon. Personality: Powerful but slow. Gender: Undetermined. Abilities: Fires a powerful electric shock that causes great area damage. 5. Lumberjack Appearance: Muscular man with beard and axe. Personality: Impulsive and aggressive. Gender: Male. Abilities: When defeated, drops a bottle of fury that increases the attack and movement speed of nearby allied troops. 6. Electric Wizard Appearance: Sorcerer with spiky hair and dark blue robes. Personality: Energetic and electrifying. Gender: Male. Abilities: When deployed, it fires a blast that stuns nearby enemy troops and attacks with electric bolts that affect multiple enemies.

Legendary Cards

7. Infernal Dragon Appearance: Small, dark-colored dragon with glowing eyes. Personality: Fierce and persistent. Gender: Undetermined. Abilities: His laser beam attack increases in damage the longer it stays on the same target. 8. Cemetery Appearance: Spell that summons skeletons in a specific area. Personality: Surprising and chaotic. Gender: Not applicable. Abilities: Randomly spawns skeletons in the selected area for a set amount of time. 9. Miner Appearance: Man with helmet and flashlight, carrying a shovel. Personality: Stealthy and strategic. Gender: Male. Abilities: Can appear anywhere in the arena, directly attacking enemy troops or structures. 10. Bandit Appearance: Woman with black mask and sword. Personality: Agile and evasive. Gender: Female. Abilities: Quickly dashes towards its target, becoming invulnerable during the charge and dealing damage upon impact. 11. Magic Archer Appearance: Warrior with bow and blue cape. Personality: Focused and precise. Gender: Male. Abilities: Shoots arrows that pierce through all enemies in a straight line, dealing damage to each one. 12. Mega Knight Appearance: Large knight with black armor and maces in both hands. Personality: Overwhelming and dominant. Gender: Male. Abilities: When deployed, perform a jump that deals area damage and continues attacking with powerful jumps and blows.

Champion Cards

In Clash Royale, Champions are a special category of cards introduced in the October 27, 2021, update. Each champion has a unique ability that can be activated during battle for a specific Elixir cost. Below are the champions available to date, including their appearance, personality, gender, and abilities: 1. Archer Queen Appearance: Elite archer with a golden crown and light armor. Personality: Determined and precise. Gender: Female. Ability: "Invisibility Cloak": Turns invisible for a short period and increases attack speed, dealing significant damage. 2. Golden Knight Appearance: Warrior with golden armor and a blond mane. Personality: Impulsive and brave. Gender: Male. Ability: "Rampage Charge": Performs a charge that chains attacks to multiple enemies in its path. 3. Skeleton King Appearance: Imposing skeleton with a royal crown and cape. Personality: Dominant and gloomy. Gender: Male. Ability: "Soul Summoning": Collects the souls of fallen troops and resurrects them as allied skeletons. 4. Great Miner Appearance: Robust miner with a giant drill. Personality: Persistent and strategic. Gender: Male. Ability: "Explosive Excavation": moves underground leaving a bomb that causes damage when it explodes. 5. Monk Appearance: Serene figure wearing robe and prayer beads. Personality: Calm and thoughtful. Gender: Male. Ability: "Divine Protection": Creates an aura that reduces damage taken and deflects enemy projectiles. 6. Little Prince Appearance: Young knight in light armor with lance. Personality: Brave and enthusiastic. Gender: Male. Ability: "Heroic Charge": Performs a charge that causes significant damage to enemy troops and structures.

Evolution of Cards

Cards Available for Evolution: 1. Noble Giant Improvements when evolving: Increases your hit points. Each shot deals "knockback damage" that pushes back and deals damage to nearby enemy troops. 2. Firethrower Improvements when evolving: Increases your hit points. Their attacks generate increased knockback and add a poison effect that deals damage per second in the impact area. 3. Skeletons Improvements when evolving: Four skeletons are deployed instead of three. Each hit from an evolved skeleton summons another skeleton, up to a maximum of six. 4. Barbarians Improvements when evolving: Increase your hit points. With each attack, they become enraged, increasing their attack speed and movement speed cumulatively and indefinitely. Evolution Process: Evolution Fragments: To unlock a card's evolution, six specific fragments of that card are required. These fragments can be obtained through: Pass Royale (available from King level 7). Seasonal Shop (unlocked at King Level 8). Special challenges. In-game store. New level chests after king level 50 (every second chest). Wildcard Fragments: These allow you to add a fragment to any evolving card, even if you haven't yet obtained fragments for that card. They can be obtained in the shop and the seasonal shop. Evolution Slots: To use an evolved card in battle, you must place it in an evolution slot in your deck. The first slot unlocks upon reaching King Level 7. More slots are planned for future updates. Operation in Battle: Activation Cycles: Each evolved card has a specific number of deployments required to activate its evolution: Noble Giant and Barbarians: Activate on your first deployment. Firestarter: Requires two deployments to activate on the third. Skeletons: need three deployments to

game modes

1v1 Battle (Ladder Mode) Description: Standard game against another player. Objective: Take down more towers than your opponent in 3 minutes. Rules: The game is played with levels of cards and towers depending on the player's progress. 2v2 Battle Description: Two players team up against two others. Objective: Destroy more towers than the opposing team. Rules: Does not affect trophies or profile stats. Emoticons can be sent and chests can be shared. Clan Wars Description: Competition between clans. Objective: Obtain more "clan medals" than your rivals in a given period of time. Rules: Different modes and challenges are played to contribute to the progress of the clan. --- 2. Special Modes (Rotating or Temporary) These modes change with special events or challenges. Mega Deck Description: A deck of 18 cards is used instead of 8. Objective: Same as in normal battles. Rules: Greater strategic variety. Double Elixir Mode Description: Elixir generation speed is doubled. Objective: Same dynamics as in regular battles, but with a faster pace. Triple Elixir Description: Elixir is generated three times faster. Objective: Very aggressive play with card spamming strategies. Fury (Raging Mode) Description: All troops and structures are in a permanent state of rage. Objective: Much faster and more chaotic game. Touchdown Mode Description: There are no towers, and troops must cross the enemy line like American football. Objective: Take a troop to the enemy's touchdown line. Elixir Capture Description: Drops of elixir appear in the sand and can be collected. Objective: Capture the extra elixir and use it strategically. Infinity Mirror Description: Both players have the Mirror spell with unlimited use. Objective: Adapt to the same deck as your opponent with strategy.

game modes

Sudden Death Description: The first player to destroy a tower wins. Rules: Can be played in normal, double elixir or triple elixir mode. Reinforcement Battle Description: You start with a small number of cards in your deck, and as the game progresses, new cards are randomly added. Objective: Adapt to the reinforcements received. Balloon Party Description: Balloons appear in the arena attacking the towers. Objective: Defend against extra damage while attacking the opponent. Unequal Forces Description: Each player has a stronger tower and a weaker one. Objective: Attack the enemy's weak tower while protecting your own. --- 3. Tournament and Challenge Modes These modes are used for competitive events. Classic Challenges and Grand Challenges Description: Played with tournament rules and compete for rewards. Objective: Get the most wins before losing 3 times. Special Challenges Description: These are constantly changing themed events. Examples: Megadeck Challenge, Goblin Capture, Mirror Party, etc. Global Tournaments Description: Massive competitions with thousands of players. Rules: The game is played with tournament rules and prizes are awarded to the best players.

In Clash Royale, you can get cards in different ways

1. Chests Chests are the most common way to obtain cards. There are several types: Standard chests (obtained in battles) Wooden Chest: Quick reward with few cards. Silver Chest: Contains a few cards and gold. Gold Chest: More rewards than the silver one. Giant Chest: Contains many common and special cards. Magic Chest: Increased chance of epic cards. Super Magical Chest (Now Legendary): High chances of getting Epic and Legendary cards. Special chests Legendary Chest: Guarantees a legendary card. Epic Chest: Epic cards only. King's Chest: Grants cards of varying rarity and gold. Evolution Chest: Contains evolution fragments for cards with this function. Clan War Chests: Rewards for participating in Clan Wars. --- 2. Store Daily Purchases: You can purchase cards with gold or gems. Special offers: On events or promotions. Seasonal Store: Changes monthly and offers specific menus. --- 3. Donations and requests in clans You can request common or special cards from your clan mates. In clans, you can donate cards to other players in exchange for gold and experience. --- 4. Events and Challenges Special Challenges: Offer cards as rewards. Seasonal events: Sometimes they include exclusive cards or evolution fragments. --- 5. Trophy Walkway and Trail of Legends As you earn trophies or progress through the Legends Path, new cards are unlocked. --- 6. Pass Royale (Premium and Free) Pass Royale: Offers extra chests and cards. Free Rewards: You can also earn cards by progressing through the season. --- Each method allows you to get cards faster depending on your strategy and level.

Kings and cards

In this scenario, the Kings would not just be players facing off in battles, but actual monarchs who expand their domain by conquering other kingdoms and acquiring new warriors (cards) as loyal subjects. Concept of History: Each King in Clash Royale is a ruler fighting for supremacy over the world. When a King defeats another in combat, he can reclaim the King's crown, territory, and cards, increasing his army and power. Cards like Royal Warriors: Cards aren't simple units, but warriors, generals, and creatures with their own personalities. When you unlock a new card from a chest, the King becomes its new ruler, and the unit swears absolute loyalty. Some cards might be more honorable, while others simply follow the strongest. Example of how it would work: Prince: A noble knight who only follows kings worthy of his bravery. PEKKA: A metal warrior programmed to obey orders, no matter who they come from. Night Witch: A dark being who only serves monarchs with great magical power. Hog Rider: A warrior who fights by instinct and savagery, but respects kings with brute force. Kingdom Expansion: Each victory in battle gives the King more territory and resources, allowing him to upgrade his troops, build fortresses, and gain more power. In the end, only one monarch could rule all... This concept would give Clash Royale a deeper layer of strategy and conquest.

kingdoms

1. Goblin Kingdom (Arena 1 - Goblin Stadium) Description: A chaotic kingdom filled with mischievous and rogue goblins. Its inhabitants are cunning, swift, and adept at ambushes. Ruler: A greedy Goblin King who loves gold. Main cards: Spear Goblins, Giant Goblin, Goblin Barrel. Territory: Dense jungles and makeshift villages made from recycled materials. --- 2. Barbarian Kingdom (Arena 3 - Barbarian Coliseum) Description: A land of wild warriors who value strength and honor in combat. Ruler: An imposing barbarian chief who only respects the strong. Main cards: Barbarians, Battle Ram, Elite Barbarians. Territory: Rocky mountains and rustic fortresses. --- 3. Ice Empire (Arena 8 - Ice Peak) Description: A frozen realm where frost magic rules. Only the hardiest survive here. Ruler: The Ice Witch, a cold and calculating sorceress. Main cards: Ice Spirit, Ice Golem, Magic Archer. Territory: Glaciers, frozen castles and inhospitable tundras. --- 4. Realm of the Undead (Arena 12 - Tower of Silence) Description: A dark domain where the dead walk and black magic is the law. Ruler: The Witch and her army of skeletons. Main cards: Skeletons, Balloon, Skeleton Army. Territory: Giant cemeteries and cursed towers. --- 5. Machine Nation (Arena 13 - Factory City) Description: An industrial kingdom where machines and technology dominate the battlefield. Ruler: A mysterious engineer who controls the machines. Main cards: Tesla, Flying Machine, Mega Knight. Territory: Steel cities, giant gears and constantly moving factories.

kingdoms

6. Dragon Kingdom (Arena 15 - Dragon Shrine) Description: A mystical empire where dragons reign and only the bravest warriors can enter. Ruler: The Electric Dragon, a mythical beast that controls lightning. Main cards: Inferno Dragon, Baby Dragon, Electro Dragon. Territory: Mountain tops and ancient temples filled with fire and lightning. --- 7. Royal Realm (Arena 20 - Champions League) Description: The pinnacle of civilization, where only the most powerful kings rule. Ruler: The Supreme King, the ultimate monarch of Clash Royale. Main cards: Prince, Skeleton King, Royal Ghost. Territory: Gigantic castles, golden palaces and legendary battlefields. --- Mechanics of Conquest When a King defeats another in an arena, he takes control of the kingdom and obtains its resources, castles, and subjects. Each kingdom has its own combat strategy: barbarians attack with brute force, goblins use traps, the undead resurrect after defeat, and so on. Kings can form alliances or declare wars against other monarchs.

elixir

Elixir as Magical Energy Elixir is a magical substance created from the essence of conquered kingdoms. Each time a King wins a battle, he extracts a small amount of Elixir from the enemy territory, storing it in his reserve for future summonings. Mechanics of Summoning Each card in the deck has an Elixir "cost," which represents the amount of magical energy needed to summon the warrior to the battlefield. Legendary cards and champions require more Elixir, as they are more powerful units and difficult to control. Some cards can "steal" Elixir from the enemy, draining their energy and weakening their ability to summon troops. --- Elixir as an Alcoholic Beverage In the taverns and castles of the different kingdoms, the Elixir is consumed as a magical alcoholic beverage that grants different effects depending on the quantity and quality of the concoction. Effects of the Drunk Elixir Little Elixir (1-3 drops): Refreshing and energizing, helps with concentration in battle. Moderate (4-6 drops): Gives a mild intoxicating effect, increasing the bravery and aggressiveness of warriors. Excessive (7+ drops): Causes total drunkenness, causing some soldiers to attack uncontrollably or even fight each other. Types of Elixir as Liquor 1. Common Elixir: A light drink found in any tavern. 2. Dark Elixir: Used by sorcerers and necromancers, it grants visions of the afterlife. 3. Elixir of the Barbarians: An extremely strong liquor that only the toughest warriors can drink without falling unconscious. 4. Royal Elixir: Reserved for the most powerful Kings, it grants superhuman strength and increases strategic ability in battle. --- Myths and Legends about the Elixir It is said that the Supreme King drank an entire barrel of Elixir and became immortal. Some legendary cards can only be summoned when the King has consumed enough Elixir.

Structure of the Towers and their Inhabitants

1. King's Tower (Central Tower) - The Heart of the Kingdom Location: In the center of the battlefield, it is the player's main stronghold. Main Inhabitant: The King, the ruler of the kingdom and supreme commander of the army. Appearance: A monarch with golden armor, a large beard and crown. Personality: Proud, strategic and with a strong sense of authority. Skills: He attacks with his royal cannon when the princess towers have fallen. It can enhance its attack with special effects in certain game modes. In some alternative versions, the King may come out to fight directly on the field. --- 2. Princess Towers (Side Towers) - Guardians of the Kingdom Location: On the sides of the King's Tower, protecting it from enemy attacks. Main Inhabitants: The Princesses or Generals of the Kingdom. Appearance: Depends on the kingdom they belong to. Some are nobles with bows, others are warriors with swords, or even magicians. Personality: Varies depending on the princess, but they are usually brave, loyal and disciplined. Skills: They attack with magic arrows or cannons depending on the tower's design. In some arenas, princesses may have special abilities, such as shooting fire or lightning. If the King falls, the princesses can take over temporarily. --- Units that Can Defend Towers In this concept, some cards can be stationed in towers instead of being deployed on the field. These units defend the structures and can be activated under certain conditions. Examples of Units in the Towers: 1. Royal Guard - An armored knight who defends the King's Tower. He can block an attack before disappearing. 2. Tower Mage - Casts spells from towers to support defense. 3. Imperial Musketeer - Located in one of the towers, it shoots more accurately and quickly. 4. Sentinel Skeletons - Protect the towers of the Undead Realm.

Structure of the Towers and their Inhabitants

5. Goblin Gunner - In the Goblin Kingdom, goblins operate catapults from towers. --- Thematic Variations by Kingdom (Arena) Towers can change appearance and inhabitants depending on the arena in which they are played. Barbarian Arena: Instead of princesses, there are axe-wielding barbarians in towers. Ice Kingdom: The towers are protected by ice wizards instead of princesses. Dragon Shrine: The towers have small dragons that shoot fireballs instead of arrows.

card summoning

The Nature of Invocation When a King summons a card, it comes to life on the battlefield, emerging from its physical card form in a flash of Elixir. Total loyalty: Units consider the King as their supreme leader and will carry out his orders without question. Fearless: When destroyed, units do not actually die, but instead return to their card form, ready to be summoned again. Battle Sense: Although they can feel the impact of attacks, they do not suffer real pain, as their existence is tied to the power of the Elixir. --- The Psychology of Cards Each card has its own personality, but they all share an absolute devotion to their summoner. Barbarians and Giants see the King as a war commander whom they must protect. The Archers and Musketeers see him as their feudal lord, ready to carry out any mission. Wizards and Sorcerers may consider him as their teacher in the art of magic. Legendary cards and champions may have more autonomy, but they would never betray their summoner. --- The Moment of Invocation When a card is summoned, a brief scene occurs in your mind: 1. They appear in a rest dimension, where they float in their card form. 2. They hear the call of their King, feeling the energy of the Elixir. 3. They materialize on the battlefield, ready to fulfill their mission. Some cards may even shout an oath of loyalty or bow to the King before fighting.

card summoning

Connection with the King and the Personality of the Cards While all cards obey the King, some may show a particular attitude: Noble cards (such as the Princess or Knight) serve with honor and discipline. Brutal warriors (such as Mini PEKKA or Hog Rider) see the King as a strong leader and wish to demonstrate their power. Wild creatures (such as the Inferno Dragon or Lava Hound) obey by instinct, recognizing the summoner's authority. Goblins and skeletons may have more mischievous personalities, but they follow orders without question. --- Death and Reinvocation When a card is destroyed in combat: 1. Vanishes in a burst of Elixir, returning to its card state. 2. She feels no fear or sadness at her disappearance, because she knows she can be summoned again. 3. They only disappear permanently if the King loses the battle, at which point all the cards return to his deck awaiting a new opportunity. --- Special Cases Legendary cards may have a deeper connection to the King, recognizing him as an exceptional strategist. Champions can even mentally communicate with their summoner, allowing for a more tactical relationship. If a King is particularly powerful or experienced, his troops can be summoned with a special aura, demonstrating his supreme leadership.

Female Cards in Clash Royale

1. Archer (Common) Appearance: Two female archers with pink hair, blue clothing, and a bow. Personality: Determined and disciplined, but also calm. Abilities: Shoot rapid arrows from a distance. 2. Valkyrie (Rare) Appearance: A strong warrior with leather armor, orange hair, and a huge axe. Personality: Fierce and brave, he is not afraid to face multiple enemies. Abilities: Attacks in a spin in an area, eliminating nearby enemies. 3. Princess (Legendary) Appearance: A noble archer with a crown and a blue dress. Personality: Elegant and confident, with a lethal aim. Abilities: Shoots long-range arrows with area damage. 4. Witch (Epic) Appearance: A purple-clad sorceress with glowing eyes and a magic staff. Personality: Mysterious and powerful, with a sinister air. Abilities: Summons skeletons and attacks with magic rays. 5. Musketeer (Rare) Appearance: A female soldier with a blue hat and a musket. Personality: Serious and determined, with great shooting accuracy. Abilities: Fires long-range projectiles with high damage. 6. Warrior Healer (Epic) Appearance: A healer with golden armor and wings. Personality: Serene and protective, focused on supporting her allies. Abilities: Heals nearby troops while attacking. 7. Night Witch (Legendary) Appearance: A blue-skinned witch with dark clothing and a staff. Personality: More aggressive than the normal Witch, with a connection to bats. Abilities: Summons bats instead of skeletons. 8. Bandit (Legendary) Appearance: A female thief with a black hood and a white mask. Personality: Cunning and quick, with a challenging attitude. Abilities: Slides at high speed to attack.

Female Cards in Clash Royale

9. Pig Tamer (Legendary) Appearance: A female warrior riding a giant boar. Personality: Strong and adventurous, she is not afraid of battle. Abilities: Attacks structures and stuns with his mallet. 10. Archer Queen (Champion) Appearance: An archer with golden armor and a royal cloak. Personality: Natural leader, confident in her precision and abilities. Abilities: Can turn invisible for a short time.

Female cards and their level of jealousy, possessiveness or toxicity

1. Archer – Low Jealousy, Low Possessiveness Archers are disciplined and team players, so they don't get jealous or worry too much about their King's attention. If another troop receives more recognition, they'll simply try to improve without any drama. 2. Valkyrie – Low Jealousy, High Possessiveness As a strong and independent warrior, the Valkyrie isn't jealous of other troops, but she's extremely protective of her King. If she believes someone else is failing to defend him, she will forcefully take command. 3. Princess – High Jealousy, Medium Possessiveness By always being in the tower near the King, she feels special and close to him. If another troop receives more attention, she may become jealous and seek to impress with her long-range attacks. She may also ignore troops she dislikes. 4. Witch – Low Jealousy, High Possessiveness The Witch is mysterious and secretive, but deeply loyal to her King. She doesn't show jealousy, but if she feels she's being pushed aside, she may summon more skeletons than usual to gain attention. 5. Musketeer – Low Jealousy, Low Possessiveness Professional and focused on her mission, she isn't interested in competing for the King's attention. She will do her job with precision and without being distracted by emotional issues. 6. Warrior Healer – Low Jealousy, High Possessiveness Since her role is to heal and protect, she feels a special bond with her King. She doesn't tend to get jealous, but if another troop receives more recognition for protecting him, she'll try to prove that she's the best option. 7. Night Witch – Medium Jealousy, High Possessiveness More solitary and secretive than the normal Witch, the Night Witch isn't overtly jealous, but she doesn't like other troops interfering with her connection to the King. If she feels threatened, her bats might start harassing the opposing troop.

Female cards and their level of jealousy, possessiveness or toxicity

8. Bandida – High Jealousy, Medium Possessiveness The Bandit is cunning and competitive, always wanting to be the King's favorite. She can't stand seeing another troop get more attention and, if she can, will try to "accidentally" sabotage them with her rapid charge. 9. Pig Tamer – Low Jealousy, Low Possessiveness Fun-loving and carefree, the Tamer just wants to fight and have fun. She doesn't care about the King's attention, and if she isn't summoned often, she'll simply wait her turn without resentment. 10. Archer Queen – Low Jealousy, Very High Possessiveness She considers herself the best archer and a natural leader. She doesn't feel jealous because she's secure in her position, but she doesn't like it when someone tries to take her place. If another archer gains more recognition, she'll turn invisible and eliminate her target with precision, making it clear who's in charge. --- Toxic Interactions or Possible Rivalries Princess vs. Archer Queen: A constant competition to be the King's favorite archer. The Princess believes her elegance and loyalty make her superior, while the Archer Queen simply ignores her attitude, confident in her own prowess. Witch vs. Night Witch: Both feel they are the most powerful witch and may look down on each other. The Witch might see the Night Witch as a rebellious, dark version, while the Night Witch might consider the Witch too traditional. Bandit vs. Valkyrie: The Bandit will try to prove that she is the fastest and most agile warrior, but the Valkyrie will be annoyed by her arrogance and will demonstrate her strength. Warrior Healer vs. Valkyrie or Witch: If the King summons more defensive troops like the Valkyrie or Witch, the Healer might get upset at not being the one chosen to protect him.