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Clash Royale Undead March Game Mode best decks guide

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  • Undead March is a limited-time game mode in Clash Royale.
  • Running till May 14, 2025, it allows us to play with decks chosen from a limited card pool.

In the popular game, Clash Royale, a special, time-limited Undead March game mode has been introduced, which many players will undoubtedly want to experience. This event runs until May 14, 2025, and given its restricted card selection, here are three top decks designed to maximize the enjoyment of Undead March in Clash Royale.

Best Undead March mode decks to use in Clash Royale

1. Witch, Skeletons, Tombstone, Skeleton Army, Skeleton King, Skeleton Barrel, Bats, Zap

Average Elixir Cost: 2.9

This swift-rotating card deck primarily aims to overpower your adversary by continually cycling through and deploying inexpensive units such as Skeleton Barrel, Skeleton Army, and Bats. Additionally, you’ll use the Witch and Tombstone cards to consistently generate skeletons for a steady offensive strategy.

In this scenario, the Skeleton King transforms into a fearsome beast when you supply him with souls from your armies, and utilizing his power close to the bridge is key. Zap serves as an important tool for resetting enemy forces and managing swarms, but if needed, you can substitute it with a log. The affordable price allows for consistent application of pressure.

2. Witch, PEKKA, Skeletons, Tombstone, Lightning, Skeleton Barrel, Bats, Zap

Average Elixir Cost: 3.6

In this adaptation, we’ve included a control structure with a house housing PEKKA reinforced by Zap or any suitable substitute for defense. Lightning will clear the way ahead, while Bats provide versatile defense against both airborne and ground units. They also serve as an enticing lure.

Instead of using Tombstones and Skeletons to draw attention initially, consider employing them as a diversionary tactic. They will prove particularly useful in this role. Subsequently, make a strategic counter-push with the Witch and PEKKA positioned behind. If you prefer, you can also opt for Skeletons as an alternative to PEKKA. The Skeleton Barrel serves as your main objective, while I recommend using PEKKA for its evolution (Evo) if possible. You could still choose Skeletons as well.

3. Witch, Executioner, Skeletons, Tombstone, Lightning, Poison, Graveyard, Goblinstein

Average Elixir Cost: 4.3

The final setup is quite bulky, yet it’s an exceptional Graveyard deck. In your defense, you utilize Executioner and Witch, but the standout feature of these cards lies in their ability to deliver strong counterattacks. Essentially, this deck employs two main win conditions – Graveyard and Goblinstein, which is what truly brings it together effectively.

In my current deck setup, I have Lightning, but I think we could save some cost by using Zap instead in certain situations. Take your time with this deck, and my advice is to construct it gradually while taking advantage of any misplays by your opponent.

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2025-05-06 15:48

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