In Clash Royale, a storm is brewing around the Valkyrie’s evolution. Amidst the clash of cards, armors, and towers, LordBaelish73 vouches that the Valkyrie’s evolution might just be the worst one in the game’s history.
Summary
- LordBaelish73 finds the evo Valkyrie worthless.
- Others offer counter-arguments and strategies for using the evo Valkyrie.
- Some argue that Ice Spirit might be the weakest evo, not Valkyrie.
Voices in the Clash
Different perspectives and myriad strategies were drawn practically out of thin air by the Clash Royale community. SpikeThePlant and DifficultImpact3515 seemingly agree with LordBaelish73 and echo the sentiment that perhaps the uselessness crown should be passed to the tiny Ice Spirit. The tiny icicle evidently won’t be spearheading any victories soon, but the Valkyrie? That’s another tale.
The Valkyrie Strategy
ItzManu001 and Entity4114 leap to the Valkyrie’s defense, arguing that perhaps the problem is not the card, but the way it is being played. ItzManu001 implies that the struggle lies more with the player skill – a gentle poke saying, “Maybe it’s not the card: it’s you.” Entity4114, on the other hand, suggests a more strategic approach saying, “Use it as a mini pekka, not an e-giant.” Meaning, adapt with the card. Change how you use it, not the card itself.
Counter Moves
Of course, this wouldn’t be Clash Royale without some counterarguments. Responsible-Fact6963 and bitcbotjd are quick to defend their beloved card. “Perfect counter to Giants, balloons, and other tower focused cards” claims Responsible-Fact6963. Bitcbotjd note that the Valkyrie is “Pretty good hogcycle counter.” Who knew a hog and a cycle were even problems until now?
All things considered, the verdict of the worthlessness of the Valkyrie in Clash Royale, appears to be a clash in itself. While some argue it’s the lack of optimal strategy that causes this sentiment, others agree or point out other evolutions that are, in their opinion, genuinely useless. Whichever camp you’re in, the fact remains that video game strategy certainly makes for a lively debate.
