In the world of Rush Royale, knowing which deck to use in the Co-Op modes of the game can be the difference between victory and defeat when it comes to facing some of the more difficult dungeons. Winning is no longer just about the strength of your own cards, but about how well they complement those of your partner.
In this article, we are going to take a look at all of the best decks to dominate the Co-Op modes in Rush Royale. From the quickest ways to collect gold to the most effective strategies for grinding some of the most difficult waves and bosses, we’ve got you covered. We will take a look at the top decks for both damage and support roles, providing tips and insights that will help you and your teammate defeat dungeons with ease.
So let’s get into it and take a look at the best Co-Op decks in Rush Royale!
Best Decks for Co-Op
There are many different deck variations that can be used in the Co-Op mode of Rush Royale. Whether you are jumping in with a friend, clan member, or a random player we have got you covered.
The first thing to highlight is that there are two types of decks that you can build when it comes to Co-Op, damage and support decks.
Damage decks are focused on doing a high amount of damage to enemies and bosses whereas support decks focus on boosting your partner’s deck and giving their cards positive effects.
This is much easier to coordinate with a friend or a clan member as you can discuss tactics before and assign a role to each player. With a random match, this is impossible as you can match with any random player searching for a match. You can still pick a damage or support deck but it is a lottery in who you will be paired with.
Monk Co-Op Deck
This deck uses one of the best cards in our opinion for bosses in the Co-Op modes of Rush Royale in the Monk. Pair it with any support deck and watch it take down some of the toughest of enemies with ease.
Damage
- Mime
- Enchanted Sword
- Harlequin
- Dryad
- Monk
This will be your damage deck as it features the powerful Monk card. Try to build one intersection where your Monk receives both the damage and speed increase. Depending on what talent you have set up on your Monk card try to build as many orbs to increase damage in the early stages. This will help you out when facing bosses throughout the rounds.
You can also take a look at our guide to the best Monk decks in the game here.
Support
- Clock of Power
- Shaman
- Harlequin
- Magic Cauldron
- Reaper
To support the Monk damage deck above you can use any suitable support deck. We used the variation shown above as it complimented the Monk unit and utilized the Reaper unit which came in handy for clearing some of the heavier waves in the dungeons.
Time merging your Shaman units when your partner requests them or when you see that your partner’s Monks are starting to reach level 3 +. Of course, this can vary from game to game and should be a team decision when in the dungeon.
Demon Hunter Co-Op Deck
The Demon Hunter is one of the most common damage cards that you can find when it comes to the Co-Op mode in Rush Royale and it’s easy to see why. Use these decks together or alone if you are matching with a random player to start conquering dungeons with ease.
Damage
- Demon Hunter
- Summoner
- Harlequin
- Dryad
- Enchanted Sword
The Demon Hunter can be a great option for Co-Op modes as it attacks multiple enemies at once. The power of the card depends on the collective level of all Demon Hunters on the field. Aiming to get to a score of 40 in the quickest time possible will be your route to success. This is much easier with a partner who is playing a support deck but is still possible when playing with a partner who has a damage deck.
Pair this with a powerful hero card that will assist you with bosses such as the Jake Paul, Trainer, or Elementalist hero cards.
You can also take a look at our guide to the best Demon Hunter decks currently in the game here.
Support
- Clock of Power
- Shaman
- Harlequin
- Mime
- Witch
You can play most support decks effectively with this Demon Hunter deck but we found that this one worked particularly well. Time your Shaman merges once your partner requests help or when you see their Demon Hunters starting to reach higher levels.
The Clock of Power will increase your partner’s unit’s attack speeds which will help their Demon Hunters take down the harder bosses. Use your Mime units to merge your Shaman and Witch cards.
Inquisitor Co-Op Deck
The Inquisitor can be a great card to use in Co-Op modes of Rush Royale. Once the card has unlocked talents it becomes even stronger and can get you through some of the toughest dungeons currently in the game.
Damage
- Inquisitor
- Summoner
- Dryad
- Trapper
- Enchanted Sword
The Inquisitor is a great card selection for Co-Op modes, especially once you have unlocked talents. Either of the first two talents is a viable option in the Co-Op modes of the game, although the deck above seems to work best with the Knight of Darkness. If you prefer using the Knight of Light then we would recommend using a deck variation that uses the Knight Statue card as it will boost attack speed.
You can also take a look at some of the best Inquisitor decks in the game here.
Support
- Clock of Power
- Shaman
- Harlequin
- Magic Cauldron
- Reaper
Any of the previous support decks we have listed in this article can be used with this deck effectively. We found that this deck worked well with the card as it would increase the Inquisitor’s attack speed and the Reaper would occasionally clear out some units on the battlefield.
Bruiser Co-Op Deck
The Bruiser can be a card that is sometimes overlooked in the Co-Op modes of Rush Royale. With the right deck pairing and talents, this card can become a formidable force that will have you progressing through the dungeons at speed.
Damage
- Bruiser
- Trapper
- Scrapper
- Enchanted Sword
- Harlequin
This Bruiser deck is suited more for going into random matchups if you have selected the Furious Brotherhood talent. If you have not yet unlocked talents on the Bruiser card or you are using the Awakening Rage talent we would recommend swapping out the Scrapper for the Dryad unit. The Trapper unit is a great card that can slow enemies as they pass, if you prefer you can use other cards in its place such as the Cold Mage, Frost, and Bombardier.
If you would like to take a look at our guide on the best Bruiser decks in the game click here.
Support
- Clock of Power
- Shaman
- Harlequin
- Mime
- Stasis
This support deck compliments the Bruiser unit well as it can slow and stop enemies in their tracks. This is sometimes needed when your Bruisers tire or you are waiting for them to activate rage. Merge your Shaman cards when your partner requests or when you see they have a few high leveled Bruisers on the field.
And there you have it! We hope you have enjoyed reading out guide to the best Co-Op decks in Rush Royale. Take your time with these decks and work out strategies/pairings that work for you and your partner. Playing the Co-Op version of the game will not result in you losing any trophies or progress in the game, so the risk of trying out new tactics is minimized.
Please check back frequently as we regularly update this list with the best cards in the current meta.
If you would like to check out our article on the Gadget hero card in Rush Royale click here.
You can also check out our list of the strongest decks for ladder and PvP here.
