With the arrival of Card Evolution, Clash Royale card concepts from the r/ClashRoyale Reddit community have been filled with brilliant ideas for introducing some concepts for each season. Regarding the same, yet another interesting concept has surfaced surrounding the Prince, who gets an evolution ability to have a more powerful charge at an opponent in Clash Royale.
The Clash Royale Prince evolution concept will come with a more powerful charge ability
The name behind this is u/MehmetSalihKoten, who is widely recognized within the community, particularly for sharing intriguing card concepts such as the Magnet Building card, Drop-a-troop-Balloon, Clock Tower card concept, Fan card concept, and the Dark Fisherman Concept. He came up with a Mega Knight evolution concept recently.
With the Prince concept, he takes the charge ability to a notch higher, and stronger. When the Prince walks three uninterrupted tiles, he will initiate a charge, receiving a significant boost in movement speed and damage output. Here, the charge remains, but the attack becomes more powerful with the evolution ability.
In the video demo shared, the Prince easily takes down the Barbarians and Skeletons, while the PEKKA struggled to find its feet against the force of the charge. This might need a change though, if the card evolution like this arrives. This ability will power up every three cycles, which seems to be fair given how powerful the representation looks.
The Clash Royale community has once again shown enthusiasm for the shared Prince Evolution concept, indicating its potential as a powerful card. The card wasn’t a troll concept and can be an amazing addition to the game. However, it’s worth noting that with some adjustments, this idea could become a highly effective and balanced addition to the game.
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