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Ken picks Clash Royale's cheapest cards and trusts the chaos

An attack-speed boost turns a fragile draft into a threat, but a heavy Mega Knight deck tests the limits of his bargain picks.

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0:00Ken sets the cheapest-card rule and explains that another loss would end his run.
1:10Heal Spirit, Zap, Dart Goblin and Tombstone join the opening draft as Ken looks to modifiers for help.
6:00An opposing Golem tests Ken's fast-moving troops and enhanced Berserkers.
12:15Extra Ice Spirits and Firecracker clones let Ken apply pressure across both lanes.
17:35Dart Goblins and Goblin Drills put his cheap defensive options under sustained pressure.

Ken isn't choosing the cards he wants. He's choosing the cheapest ones available, then hoping Chaos Mega Draft gives them something useful to do.

That restriction drives "chaos mega draft, but I pick cheapest", which has drawn roughly 480,000 views since yesterday. After his recent 20-win challenge, this Clash Royale outing swaps carefully chosen combinations for a rule that can leave him with a decidedly flimsy deck. He begins with two losses already behind him and no room for another.

Heal Spirit, Zap, Dart Goblin and Tombstone enter the opening draft. The rescue comes from the mode's modifiers: enhanced Wall Breakers and Berserkers give his lightweight selection enough force to overwhelm towers. Against a Golem in the next match, quickly deployed troops and an attack-speed boost again make the cheap cards dangerous.

Ken knows how much the extra help matters. He credits the faster Berserker with keeping that match from becoming a defeat, rather than pretending the lowest-cost option was a master plan all along.

Later, extra Ice Spirits and Firecracker clones fill out his attacks across both lanes. Then the draft leaves him trying to defend against a heavier Mega Knight deck, with Dart Goblins and Goblin Drills piling on pressure. The same rule that produced those frantic attacks now gives him very little comfort on defence.

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