Mugi Clash Royale decks
Mugi Clash Royale decks: 2023 World Champion and CRL 2026 Season 5 winner. Why we will not publish his live eight-card list.
Mugi (Japanese community names include むぎ / Mugittan; CRL handle @Mutyan_cr) is a professional Clash Royale player for Crazy Raccoon and the 2023 Clash Royale League World Champion. He won the CRL 2026 Season 5 Monthly Final (22–23 August). @EsportsRoyaleEN named him first. That is a Golden Ticket to Shanghai. People searching Mugi deck want eight cards. This page will not invent them.
DeckBeacon has no player lookup and no CRL overlay. Pro decks FAQ. Crazy Raccoon's own member page describes him as a two-time world champion and an analysis-video creator; the title English casters cite without argument is CRL 2023 Worlds.
Who he is
Mugi is the Japanese name that shows up next to Mohamed Light when people talk about "the champions still playing." The August win puts him in the 2026 World Finals field on a Monthly Final ticket, not on a DeckBeacon account. We will not publish a player tag. Shanghai.
Why a single "Mugi deck" is a bad CRL object
Stage matches are Manual Duels. A series is a pool. Japanese ladder specialists are often flexible rather than one-trick; pinning him to one win condition because a thumbnail did would be fan fiction.
If you saw a list on stream, copy from the official QR. CRL copy guide. If you want ladder families that are actually in this snapshot — the ones viewers try after a Mugi VOD — start with high-coverage win conditions we do publish: Hog, Miner, Goblin Barrel, Control archetypes where the catalog has enough lists to justify a page.
What it is not
It is not むぎったん's live battle log. We do not scrape profiles and we do not guess from a clan name.
It is not a China-server CRCC board. Mugi's CRL path is the global circuit; DeckBeacon's crawl is the global official API, still not a LAN.
It is not "play this eight cards and you are Mugi." Execution is the product on stage. Our Wilson Rating describes sampled ladder games, not his last Bo3.