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Ken finds room for a second Prince behind Evo Giant

A mid-video deck change gives his Clash Royale experiment extra ground support, before a final match tests it in overtime.

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Ken Story of November 8, 2026Trari Newsroom

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0:00Ken introduces Evolution Giant's free Rage spell as support for Prince in his ranked deck.
3:17An Inferno Tower bait deck makes careful damage trading and swarm defence important.
7:28Hero Dark Prince replaces Evolution Baby Dragon, creating a double-Prince attack behind the Giant.
14:06The tightest match begins, eventually reaching overtime and a tiebreaker; the result comes at 18:51.

"Okay, I made a goofy change. I put in Hero Dark Prince as well." Ken is midway through testing a Giant-Prince deck when he decides that another charging attacker might be the answer.

His new upload, "evo giant buffed prince", has drawn roughly 460,000 views since yesterday. After filling a draft deck with buildings in his previous video, he's back on the ranked ladder, updating an old pairing with newer cards.

The starting idea is straightforward: Evolution Giant supplies a free Rage spell to help Prince's attack. Goblin Curse gives Ken an answer to swarms, while Evolution Baby Dragon initially takes another supporting slot. An early push takes the first opponent's tower, but an Inferno Tower and a bait deck soon demand more careful damage trading.

Then comes the substitution. Out goes Evolution Baby Dragon; in comes Hero Dark Prince, adding ground splash damage and another charge alongside Prince. "I actually think Hero Dark Prince might have been the missing piece," Ken says after putting the revised combination to work.

The comments find a separate puzzle in the opening match: several viewers point out that the opposing deck resembles one Ken uses himself, even as he tries to identify what he's facing.

For all the confidence in the new pairing, the closing game is no easy demonstration. It runs into overtime and a tiebreaker, with Ken narrowly taking the win before celebrating an undefeated session.

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