Best Double Evolution decks in Clash Royale (June 2025)
Best Double Evolution Tournament Decks in Clash Royale (Image via Supercell).
The
best Double Evolution decks in Clash Royale
will help you easily cruise through your matches without losing. Your main objective would be to rank high enough to get the tournament emote so that you can flex on your friends and opponents alike.
In this article, we will walk you through the best Double Evolution decks in Clash Royale - including all the cards needed to build the decks, their average elixir costs, tips, and more.
5 best Double Evolution decks in Clash Royale (June 2025)
1) Royal Recruits Evolution with Evo Goblin Cage, Royal Hogs, and Fireball
Deck 1 (Image via Supercell)
You will need the following cards to build this deck:
- Royal Recruits Evolution: This card costs 7 elixir
- Goblin Cage Evolution: This card costs 4 elixir
- Electro Spirit: This card costs 1 elixir
- Fireball: This card costs 4 elixir
- Barbarian Barrel: This card costs 2 elixir
- Flying Machine: This card costs 4 elixir
- Zappies: This card costs 4 elixir
- Royal Hogs: This card costs 4 elixir
2) Royal Giant Evolution with Evo Electro Dragon, Monk, and Fireball
Deck 2 (Image via Supercell)
You will need the following cards to build this deck
- Royal Giant Evolution: This card costs 6 elixir
- Electro Dragon Evolution: This card costs 5 elixir
- Electro Spirit: This card costs 1 elixir
- Fireball: This card costs 4 elixir
- Barbarian Barrel: This card costs 2 elixir
- Fisherman: This card costs 3 elixir
- Monk: This card costs 5 elixir
- Guards: This card costs 3 elixir
3) Miner Cycle with Evo Cannon, Evo Ice Spirit, and Goblinstein
Deck 3 (Image via Supercell)
You will need the following cards to build this deck:
- Ice Spirit Evolution: This card costs 1 elixir
- Cannon Evolution: This card costs 3 elixir
- Skeletons: This card costs 1 elixir
- Goblinstein: This card costs 5 elixir
- Miner: This card costs 3 elixir
- The Log: This card costs 2 elixir
- Magic Archer: This card costs 4 elixir
- Tornado: This card costs 3 elixir
4) Lumberjack Evolution with Zap Evolution, Prince, Giant, and Lightning
Deck 4 (Image via Supercell)
You will need the following cards to build this deck:
- Lumberjack Evolution: This card costs 4 elixir
- Zap Evolution: This card costs 2 elixir
- Prince: This card costs 5 elixir
- Rage: This card costs 2 elixir
- Bomber: This card costs 2 elixir
- Mega Minion: This card costs 3 elixir
- Lightning: This card costs 6 elixir
- Giant: This card costs 5 elixir
5) Evo Goblin Giant with Evo Zap, and Double Prince
Deck 5 (Image via Supercell)
You will need the following cards to build this double Evolution deck in Clash Royale:
- Goblin Giant Evolution: This card costs 6 elixir
- Zap Evolution: This card costs 2 elixir
- Prince: This card costs 5 elixir
- Phoenix: This card costs 4 elixir
- Dark Prince: This card costs 4 elixir
- Guards: This card costs 3 elixir
- Arrows: This card costs 3 elixir
- Rage: This card costs 2 elixir
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5 best Hunter Evolution decks in Clash Royale
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