The slight issue/risk with this strategy is that you need to premeditate the barbarians being played, but do not fret, people really are easily read and so long as you bear in mind your opponents' cards rotation you should succeed on your first fireball zap combination attempt. I have reverted back to the old school zap and fireball combination which as most of you will know one shot barbarians, however you can also do a princess arrow attack and fireball which does the same thing. It should be noted that this deck generally plays well and doesn’t just win against Royal Giants and Barbarians, which is a given when considering the trophy level. So if you're looking for a counter to the Giant, Royal Giant (other tanks even the Hog Rider) and Barbarians, look no further, this deck consists of tournament level cards (with the exception of level 11 Zap, to take care of pesky over levelled goblins) and I am currently playing it at 3550 trophies.
Upon stumbling across many Royal Giants and hordes of Barbarians I decided to take advantage of this. With the fall of Goison, the rise in popularity of Royal Giant and Hog Rider decks was inevitable, and this rise led the way to a surge in Barbarians which deal with both the Royal Giant and Hog Rider (and others) very effectively, in fact the barbarians is probably one of the best defensive cards in the game.
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