Royal Kingdom Level 2387 Guide: Board Control and Combos

To beat Level 2387 in Royal Kingdom, prioritize clearing obstacles along the bottom half of the board to trigger automatic tile cascades, pair special boosters together instead of activating them alone, and save your coins by declining extra moves unless victory is guaranteed.

Focus on Lower-Board Matches to Drive Cascades

Matches made near the bottom of the grid shift the maximum number of pieces above them. Because fresh tiles fall from the top, low matches frequently assemble into automatic chains without spending any turns from your move counter.

Reserve top-row matches for situations that offer immediate, critical value:

Forming an immediate Light Ball or high-tier power-up.
Striking a stubborn blocker that directly opens a choked tile flow.
Collecting the final objective required to finish the stage.

Whenever the board lacks an obvious booster setup, scan the bottom two rows to generate cascading falls.

Craft and Combine Special Boosters

Detonating single boosters rarely provides enough board impact to clear dense obstacle layouts. Combining two adjacent boosters dramatically increases your clearing power and conserves your moves.

Booster Combination	Mechanical Advantage	Best Application on Level 2387
Light Ball + Propeller	Converts every tile of the matching color into a Propeller.	Sniping isolated targets and damaging spread-out barriers across the grid.
Light Ball + TNT	Converts all tiles of that color into explosive TNT barrels.	Obliterating clusters of multi-layered obstacles to open large matching zones.
TNT + Rocket	Triggers a three-row by three-column cross-shaped explosion.	Piercing thick vertical barriers and detonating distant boosters in corners.
Propeller + Rocket	Flies to a high-priority tile and releases a directional beam.	Striking hard-to-reach objectives shielded behind dead zones or walls.

A Light Ball combined with a Propeller is especially valuable. The resulting swarm of missiles seeks out remaining targets and damaged blockers across the entire layout, bypassing awkward line-of-sight restrictions.

Break Multi-Layer Blockers Early

Thick obstacles choke incoming tile entry and leave you with cramped matching spaces. Until you open these bottlenecks, finding natural four- and five-tile matches is difficult.

Target shared borders: Prioritize matches that deal splash damage to two or more obstacles simultaneously.
Avoid single hits on distant corners: Do not waste basic moves trying to manually touch remote outer edges. Instead, break central blockers to create space, then use Rockets or Propellers to clear corner objectives remotely.

Manage Your Move Economy in Three Phases

Structure your turns systematically to avoid running out of moves before reaching the final stage goals:

Phase 1: Open the board (Turns 1–5): Target the primary obstacles restricting tile drops. Enlarge the playable area so you have at least five connected columns to work with.
Phase 2: Assemble booster combinations: With open board space, look for four- and five-tile formations. Aim to create and combine Light Balls with Propellers or TNT to clear the remaining obstacles across multiple sections.
Phase 3: Clear remaining objectives: Once blockers are dismantled, direct remaining moves strictly toward your required targets using precision Rockets or homing Propellers.

Protect Your Coin Balance

Restarting a level is free, but continuing costs 900 coins. If an opening layout yields poor tile distribution and no booster opportunities in the first few turns, play it out or take the loss rather than spending currency at the defeat screen. Only spend 900 coins on extra moves if you are a single move away from clearing the stage and need to preserve an active win streak. If you still need multiple moves to finish, restart with a fresh board.