Clan Capital

Make your Raid Weekend attacks count

During Raid Weekend, your clan attacks districts in other Clan Capitals. Damage remains between attacks, so the next player continues where you left off. Check which buildings are still standing and agree on who will finish the district.

Official Supercell Clan Capital artwork showing floating districts and attacking troops
Official Supercell artwork. Annotations by Clash Insight. Image source

Five attacks, with one bonus to earn

You start with five attacks. Completing a district earns one bonus attack, giving you up to six for the weekend. Clearing more districts does not keep adding extra attacks.

Damage persists between attacks, and spells remain available for the following attack. Before attacking, check which buildings the previous player destroyed and which defenses remain. Your army uses the clan’s unlocked Capital troops and levels, so your attacking strength depends on those Capital upgrades, rather than your Home Village Town Hall level.

The clan whose Capital you attack can be different from the clan attacking yours. Focus on completing the districts in your raid; your defense record shows a separate set of attacks.

At a glance

Five attacks, plus one earned bonus

12345
+1Finish a district
6Maximum attacks

The bonus can be earned once per weekend. Finishing another district does not give a seventh attack.

Attack 1 · example50% destroyedDamage stays on the map.
Attack 2Finish the districtThe next attacker continues from 50%.
Raid damage carries over between attacks; this is different from a regular Clan War base. Source.

Plan how to finish each district

Before an opening attack, decide which defenses or buildings you will destroy to help the next player reach what remains. Afterward, leave a short message explaining what remains.

If a district is close to completion, ask who will destroy the remaining buildings. Two players can waste time preparing for the same nearly finished district while another sits untouched. A simple message such as “I’m finishing this district next” is enough to coordinate.

For leaders, decide whether players choose freely or announce which district they plan to attack. Keep that rule simple enough for members who only join for the weekend to understand. Review unfinished districts before the timer ends and arrange who will finish them.

Raid Medals reward participation and clan results

Players who take part receive Raid Medals based on the clan’s overall raid results and its defenses. Completing districts and Capitals helps the clan’s result. A high score on your own attack does not multiply your personal medal reward.

You must attack to qualify. Leaving the clan afterward does not remove the medals you earned for participating. Keep Raid Medals separate from Capital Gold when comparing results: they are different rewards with different uses.

When judging a clan’s raiding performance, look at completed districts alongside attacks used. Clans have different Capital upgrades and face different opponents, so compare several weekends before judging how well a clan raids.

Quick questions

Why can I not take part even though I joined the clan?

There are 50 participation slots. Supercell also restricts some players who join an open clan after the weekend starts. Check the in-game message and ask leadership before assuming there is a technical error.

Can I raid with a second clan in the same weekend?

Once you have attacked with one clan, you cannot switch to another clan for that weekend’s raids.

Does clearing two districts give me two bonus attacks?

No. You can earn only one bonus attack during the weekend, for a maximum of six attacks.

Sources and game versions

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