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This is the Wall Breakers #1 Comic Review! Check it out!
Wall Breakers #1 Comic Review
“i love you, you cute fluffy squidge”
ELIMINATED Kuma
OK I JUST REALIZED SOMETHING THAT ANGERS AND TERRIFIES ME
THE EVOLVED WALL BREAKERS…
ARE DOING THE FUCKING DREAMWORKS FACE
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Walls
“Walls are great for keeping your village safe and your enemies in the line of fire.”
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5
Walls are structures to keep your Builder Base safe from attackers.
Unlike the walls in your Home Village, the walls in the Builder Base come in segments of five. These segments cannot be separated, but can be rotated just like a line of walls in the Home Village can. When upgraded, all the walls in the same segment will be upgraded at the same time.
The “Unlocks” section that is seen when upgrading the Builder Hall can be misleading. It may show that 25 walls are unlocked at the next level but in reality these 25 walls will come in 5 segments of five, rather than 25 segments being unlocked. This is also true in Base Editor.
Walls can be circumvented by placing Troops near gaps or positioning Sneaky Archers to shoot over the walls.
Just like Walls in the Home Village, they can be bypassed completely by air units such as Beta Minions.
Bombers deal additional damage to Walls, much like Wall Breakers. However, their damage bonus is not as great as those of the Wall Breakers but it is high enough to destroy Walls in a few attacks.
Traps can be placed near the “funnel” created by gaps in the walls.
Level 1 Walls resemble wooden stakes assembled together.
Level 2 Walls resemble wooden fences with rope tied around the posts.
Level 3 Walls are changed into worked lumber assembled with large nails.
Level 4 Walls are changed into uncut rock.
Level 5 Walls are more smooth and cut stone Walls.
Builder Hall Level 1 2 3 4 5 Number Available 2 4 10 15 20
Size 5×1
Level Cost Hitpoints Builder Hall Level Required 1 4,000 1,300 2 2 10,000 1,600 3 3 100,000 1,920 3 4 300,000 2,304 4 5 800,000 2,764 5
wow haven’t drawn this spoopy boo in a while.
spooks plz.
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TH9 War Base & Farming Base Layouts
Town Hall 9 War Base Layouts
If you’re Town Hall 9 and you’re going to war you often see higher Town Halls hitting your base – that’s why a certain kind of Anti 3-Star approach started evolving in the past month. In this approach you take the fact that your Town Hall gets taken, but you want to use a base design that will make it very hard to destroy all of the base. Here are 3 bases that work very good for that.
Dead Zone TH9 War Base Layout
The first Town Hall 9 War Base Layout I’d like to show you is a classic dead zone base.
This TH9 Dead Zone Base works great against Hog Rider based attack, including GoHo or GoVaHo. I only see very skilled players beat this base properly, but most of the time attackers fail big time.
Anti 3 Star TH9 War Base
The second TH9 War Base Layout is without a dead zone, but it attracts attackers with the almost exposed (semi-exposed) Town Hall. Getting 1 Star is pretty easy, but 1 Star is not winning Clan Wars. The double Giant Bombs are great against Hot Riders and many attackers will have a hard time triggering them without investing their entire army.
Town Hall 9 War Base
The third TH9 War Base uses a centralized Town Hall. The attacker will have the hard choice of either going in from the north side, probably with Earthquake Spells to get the Town Hall, but no chance getting 3 Stars; or from the bottom and get max 2 Stars, but usually not the Town Hall.
The compartments block the troops and funnel them away from the core.
Town Hall 9 Farming Base Layouts
You always have to choose what you want to protect in your farming base, so I selected some different layouts. Two of them for protecting all your resources with the same priority and a farming base with very strong Dark Elixir protection.
You always have to spread your Storages equally around the base to make it hard for attackers to focus on a certain resource.
TH9 Farming Base with equal Resource Protection
This first TH9 Farming Base Layout tries to protect all resources. The Storages are separated and, although they seem easy to reach, they are always with in the second line of defenses. You can also see there is protection against Wall Breakers on all intersections where attackers will try to access your base.
Gold and Dark Elixir Protection TH9 Farming Base
This second Town Hall 9 Farming Base features an outside ring and protects the core with a double layer of Walls. You can also see that the Storages are protected with all splash damage forces available, especially against attackers who like to try sniping with cheap troops.
Hardcore Dark Elixir protecting TH9 Farming Base
If you’re in urgent need of Dark Elixir and want to protect your Dark Elixir in the best possible way you might want to try this third TH9 Farming Base. There is almost no way to enter the core and go for the ark Elixir, but attacks are easy enough to grant you a shield for getting 30% destruction.
Conclusion
All bases here feature some different approaches, so it’s up to you what you want. My favorites are the second war base and the third farming base.
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