Clash Royale Electro Wizard Deck: How to Play It (October 2021)

In October 2021, the Electro Wizard was a meta card in Clash Royale: it resets Inferno Tower and Inferno Dragon damage, resets the charge of Sparky, Prince and Battle Ram, and is safest behind tanks…

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October 22, 2021, 08:56 AM1 min read

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In October 2021, Gamer Papers described the Electro Wizard as a Clash Royale meta card that resets the damage of Inferno Tower and Inferno Dragon.
The Clash Royale Electro Wizard also resets the charge times of Sparky, Prince, Dark Prince and Battle Ram, and suddenly wipes out low-HP, high-damage cards like Skeleton Army and Bats.
Because the Clash Royale Electro Wizard has low HP, the article recommends placing him behind tank cards such as Giant and Golem; he can also change the targets of opposing cards.

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As you know, Clash Royale and similar games are based on the "rock-paper-scissors" principle. That is, each character X is superior to character Y while being weak against character Z, and this is the system that, of all the parameters applied to date, has led to the most useful in-game balance and order and to variations that avoid stagnation and don't repeat themselves.

What Are the Electro Wizard's Features?

The Electro Wizard, which has recently become the meta in the Clash Royale universe, has started to hold an important place in this system, because he is tailor-made for resetting the damage levels of cards that deal cumulative damage per second, like "Inferno Tower, Inferno Dragon", for resetting the charge times of cards like "Sparky, Prince, Dark Prince, Battle Ram", and for suddenly wiping out cards with low HP but high destructive power, like "Skeleton Army, Bats". In addition, as you know, he can also be used to change the targets of opposing cards; cards whose priority is not target buildings lock on to the nearest target. However, since he himself has low HP, he can be beaten easily, so he will feel safer behind cards we call tanks, such as "Giant, Golem".