Clash Royale Deck Explorer
Search and compare Clash Royale decks. Every figure below is calculated from battles CrownStats collected through the official Clash Royale API, with the sample size behind it shown alongside.
Legacy snapshotlast refreshed Oct 4Top Ranked decks, last 30 days
No Ranked deck reached CrownStats' publication threshold of 30 observed appearances in the last 30 days.
CrownStats does not widen the window or substitute another Battle Type to fill the list.
Battles are collected several times a day and these figures recalculated after each collection, so they are refreshed throughout the day rather than streamed live. Both dates are shown because they can differ: a format nobody has played this week stays honestly stale even when the calculation ran minutes ago.
How the Deck Explorer works
What is the CrownStats Deck Explorer?
It compares Clash Royale decks using statistics calculated from recently observed battles rather than a hand-maintained list. The count beside the results is how many decks meet CrownStats' minimum of 30 observed appearances for this Battle Type and window — that is how many are ranked here, not how many decks exist in Clash Royale.
How fresh are these results?
CrownStats collects recent battles through the official Clash Royale API throughout the day and recalculates its deck statistics after each collection. The two dates above show when a Ranked battle was last observed and when these numbers were last rebuilt — they are different questions and can differ.
How are decks ranked?
The default order is a confidence-adjusted Meta score, so how often a deck has been seen counts alongside how it performed. A deck with a handful of battles cannot outrank one with thousands on a short lucky run — though it can still place highly, which is why the sample size sits next to every result.
Does filtering change the numbers?
No. Win rate, usage and confidence are calculated across the whole Battle Type and window before any filter is applied, so a deck reads the same whether you found it by searching, by card, or by scrolling. Usage is the deck's share of observed qualifying deck appearances in the selected Battle Type and window, measured across CrownStats' tracked battles. It is not recalculated against the filtered results.
What does confidence mean?
Confidence reflects how much observed evidence CrownStats has for a deck: Low Sample from 30 appearances, Moderate from 100, and High Confidence from 500. A high win rate on a low sample stays labelled low sample.
Can I filter by Evolution or Hero?
Yes, where the evidence supports it. Alternate form asks whether any card was played outside its base form and works on every tracked deck. Evolution and Hero ask about one form specifically. Form-specific filters use only deck observations where CrownStats recorded the exact card form. Observations without recorded form evidence are excluded rather than assumed to be base cards. The share of observed appearances carrying that evidence is shown whenever one of those filters is active, and differs by Battle Type and time window.
What is a 4-card cycle?
4-card cycle = the summed Elixir cost of the deck's four cheapest cards. It is a useful shorthand for how quickly a deck can come back around, not a guarantee of reaching any particular card.