Royaledle

Royaledle is Wordle for Clash Royale cards. Instead of guessing words, you guess which of the 110+ Clash Royale cards is the daily answer. You type card names from a dropdown, and get color-coded feedback on 5 attributes: Elixir Cost, Rarity (Common/Rare/Epic/Legendary), Type (Troop/Building/Spell), Arena (where it unlocks), and Target (what it attacks). Green = exact match, Yellow = close (for numbers), Red = wrong. Most players solve it in 3-7 guesses.

Honest answer: Yes, you'll struggle without Clash Royale knowledge. You need to know roughly 110+ card names, their elixir costs (1-9), rarities, unlock arenas (1-15), and whether they're troops/buildings/spells. Complete beginners will guess randomly for 20+ attempts. However, casual CR players who know 30-40 popular cards can still solve most daily puzzles - you don't need to memorize every stat, just general familiarity. The game is really designed for active CR players.

Unlimited guesses - you literally cannot fail Royaledle. There's no guess limit like Wordle's 6 attempts. The challenge is solving it in as few guesses as possible to keep your average low. Most players average 4-6 guesses. If you're stuck, you can brute-force every card in the game until you win. Your stats track average guesses and win streak, but there's no "game over" screen.

Yellow for Elixir Cost or Arena means you're within ±1 of the answer. Example: If you guess Fireball (4 elixir) and get Yellow, the answer is 3 or 5 elixir. If you guess Arena 7 and get Yellow, the answer unlocks in Arena 6 or 8. This is the most confusing mechanic for beginners - Red doesn't tell you if you're way off or close, but Yellow narrows it to a 2-number range (±1). Green means exact match.

Start with a LEGENDARY card with medium elixir cost (4-5 elixir). Why? Legendaries give you tons of info: if Rarity shows Red, you eliminate all 19 legendaries instantly. If it shows Green, you narrow to just 19 cards. Good starters: Mega Knight (7 elixir, Arena 7, Troop), Princess (3 elixir, Arena 7, Troop), or Electro Wizard (4 elixir, Arena 11, Troop). Avoid Commons as your first guess - 35% of cards are Common, so you don't eliminate much.

Follow this 3-step system: (1) First guess: Legendary card to determine rarity. (2) Second guess: Use a different Type - if your first was Troop, guess a Spell or Building. This eliminates entire categories. (3) Third guess: Target the Elixir range - if you got Yellow on elixir, guess the ±1 boundary. By guess 3, you should have narrowed to 5-10 possible cards. (4) Remaining guesses: Use Arena + Type combo to pinpoint. Pro tip: Memorize which Legendaries are in which Arenas - there are only 1-2 legendaries per arena.

Two main reasons: (1) You're not using the Yellow clue correctly - Yellow on numbers means ±1, not "close-ish". Write down the possible ranges. (2) You're not eliminating by Rarity + Type combo. If you confirm it's an Epic Spell, there are only ~8 Epic Spells in the game - you should solve in 1-2 more guesses. Most 10+ guess players make random guesses without tracking eliminated options. Use pen and paper or mentally cross off entire categories. Also, if you stopped playing CR 2 years ago, 20+ new cards were added since then.

No archive mode - it's one puzzle per day, same for everyone worldwide. The puzzle resets at midnight UTC (not your local timezone like some say - it's UTC). Once you solve today's puzzle, you're done until tomorrow. There's no practice mode or random puzzle generator. This is intentional to create the daily ritual and community discussion ("Today's was hard!" posts). If you want to practice, just wait until tomorrow - there are 110+ cards, so repeats are rare.

Yes, but with a delay. Royaledle usually adds new CR cards within 1-2 weeks of them appearing in the main game. However, the daily puzzle rotation is predetermined, so a brand-new card might not appear as the answer for 1-2 months after being added to the database. You can type and guess new cards once they're in the dropdown list, but they may not be the daily answer yet. Check the dropdown if you're unsure whether a card is included.

Average of 4-5 guesses = solid CR knowledge. Average of 3-4 = excellent (top 20% of players). Average of 2-3 = either lucky or you're a CR pro who memorized all 110 cards. Win streak of 30+ days = you play daily. Most players average 5-6 guesses and break their streak every 2-3 weeks by forgetting to play. Don't feel bad about 7-8 guess averages - it just means you're a casual CR player. The game heavily favors people who play Clash Royale actively.

Yes, easily. You can open the CR wiki or card database and cross-reference after each guess. The game has no anti-cheat. But why bother? The fun is testing your own knowledge. If you need to look up every card, you're basically playing a tedious database search game. Most people only check the wiki when they're down to 2-3 possible cards and can't remember which unlocks in Arena 10 vs 11. Checking one specific detail is fine; tab-switching every guess defeats the purpose.

The dropdown has 110+ card names with autocomplete search, which can lag on older phones or low-end devices. Tips: (1) Type at least 3 letters to narrow the list before scrolling. (2) Close other browser tabs. (3) Use Chrome/Safari instead of in-app browsers (Facebook/Instagram browsers are slower). (4) If it's unbearable, play on desktop - the experience is much smoother. The site isn't optimized for mobile as well as Wordle is. Some players report the dropdown doesn't even work on certain Android phones.