Guides

What the site's tables don't tell you: how to read the numbers, and what to do with them.

Picking a deck for your card levels
It's the most common mistake: copy the number one deck of the moment, play it with three underleveled cards, and lose more than before. A deck isn't good in the abstract, it's good for the collection you have.
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Reading a win rate without being fooled
Every stats site shows win rates. Almost none explain what they measure. Here's how to read those numbers, ours included, without making them say more than they do.
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Clan Wars: scoring the most points
Clan Wars rewards consistency more than individual talent. A clan of average players that uses all its decks beats a clan of very good players that forgets half of them.
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Path of Legends: the mistakes that cost the most games
In Path of Legends, card levels are equalized: all that's left are the decisions. That's what makes the mode so instructive, and so frustrating when you keep making the same mistakes in it.
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How to find your Clash Royale tag
Your Clash Royale tag is your account's unique ID. It shows <b>under your name, in your profile</b>, and starts with <b>#</b>. Unlike your name, it never changes.
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