Hello Clasher’s, Meet Clash of Clans New Capital District Skeleton Park & More in this blog. Finally ths is the Second Sneak Peeks detail blog, if you miss the previous one the “Meet Clash of Clans Super Miner” blog too. Today we will be covering all detail related to Clash of Clans New Capital District Skeleton Park, Inferno Dragon, Mini Minion Hive, Reflector, Graveyard Spell and Customize Clan Capital through this blog.
Skeleton Park
At Capital Hall 8, you may access the brand-new district known as Skeleton Park. In addition to creating a distinctive arboreal habitat, spiky nettled vines and other maze-like flora also construct impenetrable barriers between your District and the intruders attempting to loot your Capital!
Once Skeleton Park is unlocked, you can access a new Capital Troop called Inferno Dragon, two brand-new Defenses called Reflector and Mini-Minion Hive, as well as a new Capital Spell called Graveyard Spell.
Inferno Dragon
The Inferno Dragon has traveled to your Clan Capital, where he will inflict unimaginable harm on the Capital Districts of your adversaries. Inferno Dragon’s strikes deal increasing quantities of damage over time, just like his Super Troop incarnation in your home village.
- Favorite target: Any
- Damage type: Single target (increases over time)
- Targets: Ground & Air
- Housing space: 15
- Movement speed: 13
Graveyard Spell
With the help of the Graveyard Spell, your troops can still cause havoc and ruin on the base of your adversary even after being annihilated. When your Skeleton Park District Hall reaches level 2, you can use the brand-new Spell Graveyard Spell.
Even when a troop is a defending unit, the Graveyard Spell will summon Skeletons after a troop is defeated. The housing space of the killed troops determines how many summoned Skeletons will be present. When 3 housing spaces worth of troops are defeated by the Graveyard Spell, 1 Skeleton will be summoned. Graveyard Spell will call flying Skeletons in its place if the defeated troop was an air unit.
- Housing space: 2
- Duration: 2 raid attacks
- Targets: Ground & Air
Mini Minion Hive
One of the two special defenses that you can use once you get access to Skeleton Park is Mini Minion Hive.
Enter Skeleton Park district at Capital Hall 8! Unlock the Inferno Dragon, 2 all-new Defenses (Reflector and Mini-Minion Hive), and the Graveyard Spell!
— Clash of Clans (@ClashofClans) December 11, 2022
Also new in Clan Capital: Player House customization, and Clan Capital Leagues! 🏆 https://t.co/snhyirT6KG pic.twitter.com/QV6O7wDSBz
As if Minions weren’t frightening enough, your enemy’s Defense will now be able to unleash Mini Minions in response in large numbers at a rapid rate of speed. Attackers that are bold enough to approach the Mini Minion Hive are met with swarms of enraged Mini Minions. Just the thing to fight against hordes of Graveyard Spell Skeletons!
- Burst fire: 12 shots
- Range: 14 tiles
- Damage type: Single target
- Targets: Ground & Air
- Favorite target: Any
Reflector
The Reflector is the second defense that you can acquire at Skeleton Park.
Reflector doesn’t have an attack of its own, but this special Defense deals damage to the attacker in return.
- Range: 10 tiles
- Damage type: Single target
- Targets: Ground & Air
- Favorite target: Any
Customize Your Clan Capital
Players can now customize their Player House, which is located in your Clan Capital’s Capital Peak, thanks to this update.
When you join a Clan, you are automatically given a single House, which is given to all of your Clanmates. A House that isn’t decorated will take the place of a Clan that has left the game.
A set of unlocked modifications will be immediately accessible to players. As you advance in reputation levels, more Parts become available to you. You can also buy new Parts from the Trader or receive them as rewards from challenge events. You won’t be able to purchase more than one of a particular component if you currently have one. Even if you switch Clans, any components you’ve collected will stay with you.
The Roof, Walls, Ground, and Decorations of your House can all be changed. Create YOUR home there.
New Clan Capital League
For Capital Raids, we’ve created a new League ranking scheme. Weekend Raids result in Clan Capital Trophies, and Trophy tallies are updated following the conclusion of the Raid event. A raid report that shows your Trophy and League changes will be sent to clans. This summary will be submitted to your Clan’s chat and displayed in the raid overview screen.
Clans are assigned to a League according to their Capital Trophies, and each week, Clan XP is earned according to the League level. 80% of your previous Trophy total plus 20% of newly gained Trophies equals your Clan’s total number of Trophies. The total loot, average loot per attack, and average loot per defense for your Clan are used to determine new Trophies.
The Top 200 global Leaderboard and the Top 200 local Leaderboard based on Clan location are now accessible via the Capital map or when visiting a Clan Capital.
Additionally you Clan’s profile UI will now display more Capital-specific information:
- Capital League
- Capital Trophies
- Capital Hall level
- Capital upgrade count
Now, clans can set several active and defensive layouts.
In order to prevent Clans from obtaining an excessive number of Medals when dealing with purposefully simple layouts, offensive Raid Medals now have a cap.