Clash Guides With Dusk

Finally able to spend my DE, BK is currently upgrading right now. Even better is the news that there are extra hero levels coming soon. The extra 5 levels of heroes will hopefully increase the gap between TH11 and TH12. More importantly, I can start farming on my bigger accounts now which is a great relief. I really can’t wait to start farming again. The 10 extra level in warden is probably the biggest boost overall, with a 90% boost to troops.

BK going to lvl38 in this current continuity. This picture was taken almost a month ago and currently he is lvl46 going to lvl47 right now. He will take a back burner as I slowly grind my AQ and warden to max. Since both heroes cost different resources, I will gem them whenever I can afford the next level. It will simply be race of whether I can farm 96mil elixir or 960 DE faster. I think DE might come faster when I put it this way, especially since AQ only has 5 levels.

My final elixir storage is going to complete soon which isn’t very useful really because nothing costs more than 10mil with the gold pass. I upgraded xbow previously because its timing is good. That is basically the only consideration I do when I start any upgrade. I just make sure it does not coincide with other upgrades which complete around the same time.

Started the miner upgrade and instantly used a book for it. Come to think of it, I’ve never used miners since I upgraded them. They really are weak farming troops when you compare them to barch. I should’ve used the book of bowlers instead.

Bowlers upgrading to lvl4 here. I also don’t really use them but if my DE overflows again, I can use them for some casual farming. Some people say “use DE armies to farm elixir” which is extremely dumb because you still use a ton of elixir spells which cost more than barch itself. Additionally, their training time is atrocious. You can train 2-3 barch armies before even one bowitch army is done which means that you better earn >1.5mil/>1.5mil per raid before bowlers can even come close to the efficiency of barch.