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· We introduce 'Evergreen Decks' that remain powerful even after the removal of 3-cycle, the release of various new cards, and the introduction of Champions.
· We'll cover each deck's simple playstyle, various variant versions, recommended Evolved Cards, and Champions.
· Let's examine them in detail, starting with lighter decks.

· One of the oldest classic decks, it has been active since its release 10 years ago without a single card change.
· Efficient and perfect defense using low-cost units and Musketeer is the biggest feature of this deck.

· Although not as powerful as before after the Executioner nerf, it is still a strong deck.
· You can create various super plays using the Mighty Miner's ability.

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Variant Cards	Ice Spirit instead of Electro Spirit Barbarian Barrel instead of The Log Tesla instead of Cannon

· This deck combines Evolved Skeletons, Miner, Barbarian Barrel, and Snowball in various ways to break through the opponent's defensive lines.
· It's fun but requires high skill, so considerable practice is needed to use it properly.

· A straightforward Drill deck, where ranged units vary with the meta, but Dark Prince is currently the most used.
· It's a nearly meta-proof deck that can cover most matchups with skill, except for Lava Hound.
· Evolved Drill, Skeleton King, and Evolved Tesla are the basic versions, and it's also possible to use Evolved Wall Breakers instead of The Log for off-angle damage.

· With not a single tank card, it might seem difficult to defend at first glance, but it can stop almost any push using Rocket, chip damage, and Cannon.
· The Archer Queen, who can now summon multiple units at once, provides sufficient damage compensation.

· Since its release, the Magic Archer's survivability has dramatically increased, significantly improving this deck's performance.
· Even if placed to avoid angles, Tornado can be used to deal off-angle damage, and the counter-push is then defended with Evolved Valkyrie and Bomb Tower.
· Nowadays, players sometimes choose Evolved Bats, Fire Spirit, and Royal Delivery to continuously pressure the opponent with insane cycle.

· Surprisingly, this deck is still being used in its original form, with not a single card changed from its composition five years ago.
· Perfect defense is more crucial than in any other deck, and in unfavorable situations, bold Rocket damage decisions are needed, trusting Evolved Skeletons.
· It's quite tiring after a game, but if you crave the dopamine from a defense-oriented game, there's no better deck.
· Evolved Royal Delivery is used, and Skeleton King is sometimes used instead of Valkyrie.

· This deck is definitely on the list of decks that make you furious when you encounter them.
· It used to use Ice Golem and Ice Spirit, but now it employs Electro Spirit and Knight.
· If the X-Bow lands even once, it then plays a lock-down defense to win by attrition, which is quite annoying for the opponent.
· On the other hand, it can also be seen as a very good deck for improving defensive skills.

· This is a staple deck that pros and top players truly love, making one wonder if it was ever bad.
· Evolved Royal Giant assists with both offense and defense, and Fisherman pulls units to protect the Royal Giant, allowing it to deal damage, making it a very well-balanced deck.

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Variant Cards	Lightning instead of Arrows Monk instead of Royal Ghost

· This deck has slowly reappeared after the Bat buff and the release of Evolved Barbarian Barrel.
· Musketeer and Mega Knight solidly hold the defensive line, Miner provides chip damage, Skeleton Barrel applies pressure, and finally, two small spells make this a high-tier deck.

· Originally a deck that targeted only one tower, it has been playing to pressure both sides since the release of Evolved Goblin Barrel.
· With Evolved Royal Recruits replacing Goblins, its identity as a spell bait deck has become even stronger.
· Princess, Fisherman, and Goblin Barrel can continuously chip away at the opponent's focus.

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Variant Cards	Rocket instead of Goblins Little Prince replaces Evolved Royal Recruits

· Created in late 2017 and early 2018, this cycle deck has been loved for 9 years.
· With its fast tempo and dual-lane pressure, you can outplay opponents, and you can also create big pushes using Mega Knight, allowing you to enjoy both the fun of spell bait and the thrill of a heavy deck.
· The version using Evolved Goblin Barrel and Evolved Bats has the highest win rate.

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Variant Cards	Little Prince instead of Spear Goblins

· After the Graveyard nerf, it seemed like it was truly dead, but it has made a complete comeback with the release of Evolved Barbarian Barrel.
· This deck is like a protagonist that gets stronger and stronger as time passes and Elixir doubles and triples.
· Similarly, Baby Dragon Graveyard and Golem Graveyard also show good performance.

· A classic Hog deck, as old as Hog Cycle.
· A long time ago, it sometimes used Skeletons and Lightning, but nowadays, almost only one composition is used.
· Recently, Evolved Valkyrie and Evolved Executioner received several nerfs, making it seem weaker, but with the release of Little Prince, it has entered another golden age.
· It has three win conditions: Hog Rider, Rocket, and the Executioner Tornado combo for damage.

· With two Princes, it might look like a niche deck, but it's the evergreen Giant Double Prince.
· It's a primal attack method of placing units behind a Giant, but with Princes and three spells, it has become truly tricky.
· The Little Prince, also known as the 'air Mini P.E.K.K.A', adds various possibilities for creating unpredictable plays.
· It's one of the few decks that uses Dagger Duchess, and sometimes Lightning is used instead of Fireball.

· Although not seen much these days, it's still a decent deck.
· It used to be a formidable deck with five spell-baiting cards out of eight, but recently, it has lost much ground to Log Bait decks and doesn't show such powerful performance.
· The meta cycles, so it will get better again someday.

· Another evergreen X-Bow deck: Ice Golem Tornado X-Bow.
· While Tornado can be used to create super plays, it's an ultimate defense deck where all cards are strong defensively, so if you can't get damage with X-Bow, you can just defend perfectly while chipping with Rocket, making it a high win-rate deck.

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Variant Cards	Valkyrie instead of Knight

· A good deck to play before bed, it shows a high floor where simply placing a Prince behind a Mega Knight can break through most defensive lines.
· If you notice your opponent over-committing Elixir, you can push the opposite lane to win the game.
· By using Dagger Duchess, you can take some damage and then hit harder, making it a relatively easy deck to play.

· This deck is fun because you can place tanks on both sides during Evolved Goblin Barrel timing, surprising your opponent.
· You can use Evolved Wall Breakers to cover the deck's weakness of not having a building.

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Variant Cards	Mighty Miner instead of Rocket

· If you manage the Elixir Collector well in the early game and survive the 1x Elixir phase, you can then continuously spawn Three Musketeers from the back to overwhelm your opponent.
· Even if the opponent has a big spell, carelessly targeting the Elixir Collector can lead to a devastating counter-push, so it requires considerable caution when playing against it.

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Variant Cards	Bandit instead of Golem

· This is the most famous P.E.K.K.A deck in Clash Royale.
· It primarily relies on attacks through perfect Elixir counting, which is also great for improving your skill.
· In the previous video, many thought it should be removed from the 'Evergreen Decks' list, but with the release of Evolved Magic Archer, it has perfectly cemented its place as a Tier 1 deck.

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Variant Cards	Dark Prince instead of Bandit Poison instead of Fireball

· This deck has a very high floor and is aggressive, so even beginners can easily have fun with it.
· If you get the right matchup, you can see towers melt by simply placing Sparky behind a Giant and casting Rage.

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Variant Cards	Electro Wizard instead of Mother Witch Elite Barbarians replace Mini P.E.K.K.A Mega Minion instead of Ice Spirit

· When it comes to Graveyard decks, Giant Graveyard is a must-mention.
· Even a mindless Giant Graveyard push can quickly win the game if the opponent doesn't have suitable counter cards.
· If the opponent has Graveyard counter cards, you can play it like a typical heavy deck, placing units behind the Giant, allowing you to experience two different playstyles with one deck.
· Alternatively, you can create a massive build-up by placing units behind the Giant and then adding Graveyard.

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Variant Cards	Evolved Witch instead of Evolved Skeletons Minions instead of Night Witch

· Unlike Balloon Cycle, this Bowler Balloon Ice Wizard deck only needs one successful attack.
· Since it's a high-Elixir deck, you can truly feel its power after the 2x Elixir phase.
· It's a very satisfying deck because you can cycle Evolved cards, observe the opponent's hand, and then push through in one swift move.

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Variant Cards	Evolved Royal Giant instead of Evolved Barbarian Barrel

· This is a deck where I personally tried 'splitting' and found it to be a new world, as I was always envious of it in games.
· While it definitely requires skill as you climb in trophies, it has a high floor, making it a very comfortable deck to use.

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Variant Cards	Ice Spirit instead of Fireball Sometimes Royal Ghost instead of Golem