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Clash Royale decks without Champions

How to browse ranked Clash Royale decks that do not use a Champion — exclude them on DeckBeacon, then copy the official list.

Champions are a card type with their own slot rules, not a form bit on an ordinary troop. If you have not unlocked one — or you do not want to play one — you can still use the ranked snapshot. Exclude Champion cards on /decks. DeckBeacon does not keep a separate "no Champion" catalog; this is the same Path of Legends sample with a filter.

What a Champion is. This is not the same job as decks without Evolutions: a list can have a Champion and no Evolution, or three Evolutions and no Champion.

How to filter

  1. Open /decks.
  2. Exclude the Champion cards you do not own (or all of them, if you want none). The include/exclude control is the same one the native app uses.
  3. Optionally set Evolution count to none if those are locked too.
  4. Sort by Rating if you want what won in this sample among the remaining lists; sort by usage if you want what you will still see with Champions on ladder.
  5. Copy. Champions do not get an Evolution bit; they still have to exist in your collection to play. Copy guide.

Why these lists are not a "beginner tier"

A Champion-free Hog list can still be a high-skill cycle. The sample's Wilson scores describe leaderboard battles, not arena 11. Use beginners for on-ramp advice and this page for the card constraint.

Unrated (dash) still means fewer than 50 decisive games after the filter's population — actually, Rating is computed on the deck before you filter. A dash is about the snapshot, not about "no Champion."

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