Here’s What’s New in Clash Royale Season 29

Season 29 in Clash Royale has kicked off in style, with Supercell bringing some substantial changes to the game. The new season that got live yesterday is named the Champions and true to its name, the new season has added three new characters called the Champions. The list doesn’t end here. Clash Royale Season 29 will also feature a new level cap, new highest rarity Champion cards, Star Points rework, and other changes. The new update has massively changed some significant areas, which will surely improve the overall experience.

Here is everything that’s coming with Clash Royale Season 29

Season 29 feels like a fresh breeze of air in also every aspect. From new-season exclusive cosmetics and Battle Pass to gameplay changes, Clash Royale Season 29 really feels brand-new. As the season is called, we are getting three new champion cards as well as a different chest rarity called Wild Chest that always supplies at least one champion card. The three new champions entering the clash arena are Archer Queen, Golden Knight and Skeleton King.

Each of these new champions has a unique ability that can be activated with a tap of a button. Usage of the said ability cost elixir points, though. However, the wise use of the ability will be rewarded and can win you the match. While all of this sounds tempting, to unlock this new card rarity, you need to reach level 14, which brings us to the gameplay changes. Level 14 is the latest king level that has been added to the game.

With the new update, upgrading cards will also become easy as the cost of card upgrades has seen a reduction. And players will now be given more XP rewards for playing and participating in events. This season’s Pass Royale’s free version includes one Wild Chest as a reward after reaching tier 30. If you own the Pass Royale, you can earn a Skeleton King tower skin, Champion emotes, magic items, and various other rewards. To celebrate the addition of new champions, the developers have added two Champion’s challenges, allowing players to become accustomed to the new entrants.