Skill coach · Clash Royale
Double and triple elixir coach
Double elixir and overtime decide more matches than the first two minutes. They're also where habits break first.
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In the last minute of regulation the bar fills twice as fast, and overtime raises the pace again. Pushes get bigger, mistakes get punished faster, and a single good defence can decide the match.
Players who are calm in single elixir often panic here: leaking, over-committing, or forgetting what the opponent has in hand.
What usually goes wrong
- Leaking at the faster paceEvery second of hesitation costs twice as much. Have the next play ready.
- Committing everything on one laneWith more elixir, the opponent can punish the other lane hard.
- Forgetting tower healthIn overtime one tower can decide it. Play to what the towers need, not to what feels strong.
Screenshot · Game breakdown
What Mercina looks for in your match
- Your elixir leaked in the late game, where it costs the most.
- The moment the match turned, pinned to the second.
- Over-commits that left the other lane open.
Screenshot · Action plan
A plan for your next match
- 01Decide your next card while the current one is still walking.
- 02Keep one answer back whenever you push in double elixir.
- 03In overtime, check tower health before every push.
Mercina writes a plan like this from your own match, every time.
Questions
Can Mercina analyse an overtime clip on its own?
Yes. The report on our home page comes from a 32-second overtime clip. Mercina broke it down into three timestamped moments and a plan.
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