Clash Royale: Best Chaos Infinite Elixir Decks

The Chaos Infinite Elixir event is now live in Clash Royale. With the Khaos season coming to an end, Supercell has saved the best Chaos event for the final stretch. You get 7x Elixir in this event, so the usual rules of deck building go out the window. Expensive cards that would normally be too slow suddenly become much easier to play. I have played many matches since the Chaos Infinite Elixir event went live and tested different decks, and these are the ones that have given me the best results.

Best Clash Royale Chaos Infinite Elixir Decks

Here are some strong decks you can use in the new Chaos Infinite Elixir mode in Clash Royale:

PEKKA MK Three Musk Deck

• The average elixir cost of this Infinite Elixir deck is 5.6.

This is probably the most expensive and strangest deck I've used in Clash Royale, but it's been working surprisingly well in Chaos Infinite Elixir. The idea is to keep putting Mega Knight and PEKKA on the arena and force your opponent to deal with one push after another. Executioner helps clean up behind them, and his rare and epic modifiers make him even better at handling enemy troops.

Fireball and Rocket are your main tools for dealing with the opponent's troops. Try to use them when the troops are close to the tower so the spell hits both the troops and the tower.

If I had to pick one thing to prioritize, it would be getting the epic modifier for either Fireball or Rocket. Both modifiers send out multiple Fireballs or Rockets, and they can clear a huge part of the arena.

PEKKA Mega Knight Firecracker Deck

• The average elixir cost of this Infinite Elixir deck is 4.8.

This deck sticks with the two cards you see everywhere in Chaos Infinite Elixir: PEKKA and Mega Knight. Executioner and Firecracker back them up, and both can get a lot of value with the right modifiers. Firecracker, in particular, has crazy modifiers, so I usually try to get her on the arena early.

Skeleton Barrel is your win condition in this deck. I like having it here mainly because of its Rare modifier, which spawns a Giant Skeleton alongside the regular Skeletons. In a lot of cases, the Giant Skeleton manages to make it to the tower and drop its bomb.

Skeleton Army is another card that works really well here. Its Rare and Epic modifiers are both great against PEKKA and Mega Knight. The Epic one is especially useful because it keeps spawning Skeletons in the same place.

PEKKA MK Fireball Rocket Deck

• The average elixir cost of this Infinite Elixir deck is 4.4.

This is more of a troll deck, but it has actually worked better than I expected. PEKKA and Mega Knight are the only troops here, and the other six cards are spells. Drop your two troops and then start throwing spells at anything your opponent puts down. With 7x Elixir, you'll get back to PEKKA and Mega Knight before you know it.

You don't even need your troops to reach the tower every time. If they get a few hits in and you keep landing your spells, you can still take the tower down.

Both PEKKA and Mega Knight have some great modifiers. PEKKA's Epic modifier lets you place it anywhere in the arena, and Mega Knight's Rare modifier gives it unlimited jump attacks that hit really hard. I'd still make the Epic modifier for Fireball or Rocket my first priority, though.

The obvious problem with this deck is air troops. I haven't seen many players using them so far, but if your opponent does bring one, don't waste your Fireball and Rocket early. Save them for the air troops when you need them.

Best Tips to Dominate Chaos Infinite Elixir in Clash Royale

Don't Be Afraid of Heavy Cards

As mentioned earlier, Elixir generates seven times faster than it does in a normal match, so there's no reason to shy away from expensive cards. PEKKA and Mega Knight are both good picks here, even though they cost a lot of Elixir. Sadly, Golem is still unavailable in this event. I would have loved to see it since its high Elixir cost wouldn't be much of a problem.

Bring Some Big Spells

I can't stress this enough: bring some big spells. I have no problem running both Rocket and Fireball in the same deck. Once you get a good modifier for either one, they can deal with cards like Wizard, Witch, Executioner, and other troops of similar HP while also damaging the tower.

Pick the Right Modifiers

You usually only get one or two Epic modifiers in a match, so make sure you use them wisely. For example, Wizard and Witch are not worth spending an Epic modifier on. Take a look at your opponent's deck and pick the modifier that will give you the most value against it. If they have a lot of medium HP troops, Fireball can be a great choice. If they're relying heavily on ground troops, Skeleton Army might be a good pick.

You Don't Always Need a Win Condition

From what I've seen so far, you don't really need a traditional win condition in Chaos Infinite Elixir. Suspicious Bush, Royal Hogs, Skeleton Barrel, and Graveyard have all been strong win conditions throughout the Khaos season, but they don't feel nearly as important here.

Of these four, Skeleton Barrel is the one I'd pick. Its Rare modifier is strong, so you are not relying entirely on its Epic modifier. You can also use it on defense when you need to. Royal Hogs can also put pressure on the opponent, but they are ground troops, and Mega Knight is everywhere in this event.