Clash of Vikings online game is what you play when Clash Royale is blocked: a three-minute duel where you drag cards onto a portrait battlefield, each one costing elixir, and try to knock down the enemy towers before yours fall. MarketJS built it in HTML5 in 2017 and it runs without a login or a download. The Clash of Vikings unblocked game keeps the whole thing to eight cards, so you learn every troop and spell in a couple of matches.
How a match runs
Elixir refills slowly for the first two minutes and at double speed for the final sixty seconds, which is when most games are decided. Troops walk their lane and hit whatever they meet, spells land where you drop them, and the deck menu lets you reorder and read each card before you queue. The tutorial at the start is short and worth the yes.
Playing defense until the double-elixir minute and then committing everything to one lane wins more often than trading blows early. It is single player against the computer, despite the category tag. Kingdom Rush Frontiers is the tower defense with the same fantasy lanes, and strategy games holds the other deck builders and war maps.
Clash of Vikings FAQ
Is Clash of Vikings the real Clash Royale?
No. Supercell’s game is a phone app. This is MarketJS’s browser take on the same lane-and-elixir idea, with vikings instead of the Royales.
How long does a match last in Clash of Vikings?
Three minutes. Elixir regenerates at twice the normal rate in the last sixty seconds, so save something for the finish.
What size is the deck in Clash of Vikings?
Eight cards, split between troops and spells. The deck menu lets you sort them and read what each one does before a match.
Is the Clash of Vikings tutorial worth doing?
Yes, it takes a minute and shows how dragging, elixir and tower targeting work. Skip it only if you have played a lane battler before.
