What is the Point of Sleeping Your Clan Castle?
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The point of sleeping your Clan Castle is to prevent your Clan Castle troops from defending your village, keeping your reinforcements safe until you need them, and it can be particularly useful for saving Clan Castle troops for attacking, especially in Clan Wars. By putting your Clan Castle to sleep mode, you can conserve your troops and use them strategically, rather than having them defend your village and potentially getting destroyed or wasted in unnecessary battles.
Introduction to Clan Castle Sleep Mode
Understanding Clan Castle Modes
The Clan Castle has two modes: Guard mode and Sleep mode. In Guard mode, the troops housed inside the Clan Castle will defend the player’s village from attacks, while in Sleep mode, the troops will not defend the village. This feature allows players to strategically manage their Clan Castle troops and use them when needed.
Importance of Clan Castle Troops
Clan Castle troops are crucial in higher Leagues, as they can distract and possibly kill attacking troops, reducing the attacking army size and wasting precious seconds. They can also be used to help defend the village from resource raids.
Frequently Asked Questions
Upgrading Clan Castle
- What is the point of upgrading Clan Castle?: Upgrading the Clan Castle increases its housing spaces, adding 5 units on each new level, and allows players to request spells and Siege Machines at higher levels.
- Can you use the Clan Castle during upgrade?: Yes, the Clan Castle can be used without any issues during the upgrade process.
Clan Castle Troops and Defense
- Which troop is best for Clan Castle?: Groups of Bowlers and Witches can be commonly seen, so splash damage troops like Baby Dragon are a good choice.
- Do skeletons trigger Clan Castle?: No, skeletons cannot trigger the Clan Castle to activate and deploy its troops.
- Can you donate Clan Castle troops to yourself?: Yes, players can donate Clan Castle Troops to themselves using Raid Medals.
Loot and Resource Management
- Is it better to keep loot in Clan Castle or storage?: Only 3% of resources inside the Clan Castle can be stolen, making it a safer option than other resource storage.
- What happens if Clan Castle treasury is full?: If the Clan Castle treasury is full, any extra loot will be wasted, so players should collect resources from the Clan Castle beforehand.
- Can your Clan Castle loot be stolen?: Yes, but only 3% of loot stored in the Treasury will be stolen if the Clan Castle is completely destroyed.
Clan Castle and Spells
- Is Clan Castle immune to lightning?: Yes, the Lightning Spell will not damage the Clan Castle.
- Is Clan Castle immune to spell damage?: Yes, the Clan Castle is immune to spell damage, including Lightning Spells.
- Can you zap Clan Castle?: No, using the Lightning Spell on the Clan Castle does no damage.
Clan Castle and Clan Wars
- Does Clan Castle matter in war?: Yes, Clan Castle troops are crucial in Clan Wars, as they can help defend the village and distract attacking troops.
- What happens if both clans get 100% in clan war?: The Clan War will end in a draw, as the concept of total destruction is used to minimize Clan War ties.
Super Troops and Clan Castle
- How do you get super troops in Clan Castle?: Players can activate Super Troops using Dark Elixir or Super Potions at Town Hall 11.
- Can you donate Super Troops to Clan Castle?: Yes, players can donate Super Troops to their Clan Castle using Raid Medals.
By understanding the Clan Castle sleep mode and its benefits, players can strategically manage their Clan Castle troops and use them to their advantage in Clan Wars and resource raids.