Enter your player tag. ElixirDeck pulls your cards, levels, evolutions and heroes from the game and suggests the most balanced decks you can build with what you actually own, in seconds.
Where is your tag? Tap your profile in the game; it is the code starting with # under your name.
Your cards, levels and unlocked evolutions/heroes come straight from the official game data.
Your current deck gets a score, thousands of combinations are tested, and it can even build 4 separate decks for Clan War.
Guides with a game plan and tips for every classic deck.
Cards, game plan, tips and how to counter the best-known decks. Try any of them with your own cards in one click.
Stats, level tables, best decks and counters. Every card in the game has its own guide.
When you enter your player tag, your cards, levels and unlocked evolutions and heroes are pulled from the official Clash Royale API. The deck builder tries thousands of combinations, scores each deck on its win condition, spells, air defense, splash damage, average elixir, card synergy and card levels, and suggests the most balanced ones. More on the About page.
Tap your profile in the game: the code starting with # under your name is your player tag (e.g. #2PYQ8LGR). No password or login needed; only your public profile is read.
Yes, completely free, with no account or sign-up. Your card selections are only stored in this browser.
Yes. Your unlocked evolutions and heroes and the Evolution, Hero and Wild slots available in your arena are taken into account; champions only go in a valid slot, and a deck can have only one champion.
Yes. In the Build Decks tab, pick the “Clan War (4 decks)” mode to get four separate decks with no card used twice. You need at least 32 cards for this.
Enter your opponent’s deck, or just the cards you know, in the Deck Analyzer tab and tap “Find counter decks”. ElixirDeck shows decks from your own cards with a good matchup, plus the opponent’s weak spots.
Yes. Enter your player tag in the “Match Report” tab: your recent matches are pulled from the game’s official data. For your 3 most-played decks you’ll see which deck types you win and lose against, why you lose (level gap, tough matchup or in-game play), the cards that beat you most and changes you can make to your deck. Friendly battles aren’t counted.
Card stats and guides are updated for Supercell’s balance changes; you can find the latest changes and their dates in the Updates section.