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· As the season draws to a close, we introduce a classic PEKKA Battle Ram deck utilizing Magic Archer and Royal Ghost, which are expected to be nerfed.
· This deck shows much stronger performance than the previous PEKKA Battle Ram deck that included Bandit.
· Rather than PEKKA being the main focus, Magic Archer and Battle Ram play key roles in this deck.

· The opponent used an unpredictable deck combination including Musketeer, Tornado, Lightning, Skeleton Army, and Elite Barbarians.
· Although we faced a crisis early on, losing a tower, we achieved a comeback victory by destroying all of the opponent's towers with a two-lane attack strategy.
· The player's initial confusion against the opponent's 'junk deck' and the exhilaration after the victory were notable.

· The PEKKA Battle Ram deck faces very difficult matchups against Lava Hound or Goblin Barrel decks.
· On the other hand, it shows strong performance against 'Big Tank' decks, so it's important to hope to encounter them.
· The player mentioned the high pick rate of the Royal Ghost card, expressing an honest sentiment that while they use it themselves, they find it annoying when opponents use it.

· Against a Royal Giant deck, PEKKA was used to effectively pull the Royal Giant and defend.
· Although the tower was heavily damaged by the opponent's Fireball attack, we calmly defended and attacked both towers simultaneously to secure a victory.
· The Magic Archer's piercing attack and Battle Ram's pressure were effective.

· The player re-emphasized that the PEKKA Battle Ram deck feels like it 'steadily climbs,' highlighting its classic nature.
· A strategic choice to defend with units instead of Fireball was shown, gaining elixir advantage and preparing for the next attack.
· The Magic Archer's piercing attack cleared opponent units in one go, dealing significant damage.

· The opponent used a deck with Inferno Tower and Evolved Hog Rider.
· We defended the Hog Rider attack with PEKKA and Dark Prince, then removed the opponent's Inferno Tower with Fireball to successfully attack.
· The simultaneous attack of Evolved Hog Rider and Dark Prince was cleanly defended with Fireball, destroying the tower and securing the victory.

· Against a deck using Hog Rider and Cannon, a defensive mistake occurred early on, damaging our tower.
· We attempted to attack by pressuring both towers simultaneously, but a mis-timed Fireball prevented us from finishing off the opponent's tower.
· Despite a fierce back-and-forth battle until the last moment, we unfortunately lost the match.