Battle Healer

“With each attack, she unleashes a powerful healing aura that restores Hitpoints to herself and friendly Troops.”

The Battle Healer is a Rare card that is unlocked from the Frozen Peak (Arena 8). It spawns a single-target, ground-targeting, melee, ground troop with high hitpoints and moderate damage. She has a continuous healing effect that takes effect when she attacks, having four healing pulses with a 0.25 second interval. Upon deployment, she can also heal allied troops around her, The Battle Healer hovers, meaning she is targeted as a ground unit, but travels similar to air units. She resembles a woman who has blue eyes, white hair, eyebrows and wings, wields a short sword, and wears an armor that is similar to the Knight's, but her breastplate is golden and her faulds and the chainmail on her arms are team-colored. A Battle Healer card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

Strategy

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Although she has low damage per second, her healing effect and high hitpoints will allow her to take out slightly over half of the Tower Princess' hitpoints when left ignored, so she must be addressed.
- If the Dagger Duchess is in use, the Battle Healer will be able to destroy her by herself, and even have some hitpoints left to deal minor chip damage to the King Tower. As such she should never be ignored.
- The Cannoneer will only lose one third of his hitpoints in a confrontation against the Battle Healer. This makes him the most effective tower troop against the Battle Healer due to his high damage.
Strong counters to a lone Battle Healer include mini tanks and swarms. The former will be able to out-damage her healing effect and survive with most of their health left for a counterpush, while the latter will overwhelm her due to her slow attack speed and low damage per hit. The Ice Golem cannot counter her due to his inability to attack units. However, in a larger push, he can be useful to kite her and other support troops into the other lane to separate them from the large tank and take advantage of the other Crown Tower's damage.
Air troops like Minions or Bats are effective counters to the Battle Healer, since she cannot attack them. Furthermore, these air troops can deal more damage than the amount she can heal herself. Be careful, though, because your opponent may bring spells like Zap or Arrows to take out these counters.
Good counters to a Battle Healer include almost any defensive building. They can lure her to the center, allowing both Crown Towers to attack her, negating most of her healing. Some buildings like the Tombstone are also a positive Elixir trade.
On defense, the Battle Healer works best with troops that are not immediately defeated from most spells, like the Hunter, Wizard, Archer Queen, and Witch. Her healing effect will gradually build up as the push is taken care of, negating most of the spell damage dealt to the unit, allowing for a powerful counterpush.
- This can extend to offensive cards like the Royal Hogs. The Royal Hogs can be stopped by a Fireball, but will not be defeated from it alone. With a Battle Healer alongside them, she will be able to heal them back up, forcing the opponent to spend more Elixir on her. On the other hand offensive cards that would be defeated easily by spells, like a Graveyard, are not good pairs with the Battle Healer, as they will be defeated before she gets any chance to heal them.
- Thanks to her spawn healing, she can be used as a direct response to spells to heal any troop damaged from them. The spawn healing is enough to negate any damage as much as a Barbarian Barrel, allowing troops that survive it or any weaker spell to be healed back to full.
She is best placed at the front of a push due to her health pool and the fact that her area heal only takes place when she is in combat.
- She can also be placed behind another tank in a push. Although this would cause her healing aura to be activated much later, her surviving time would be greatly increased and allow her healing effect to be used for a longer amount of time.
- She has a great synergy with the Elixir Golem. The Elixir Golem tanks for her, then she tanks for the Elixir Golemites and the Elixir Blobs while also healing them, so your opponent will have more trouble gaining Elixir.
- She also has good synergy with the Electro Giant. The Electro Giant will gain back hitpoints thanks to the Battle Healer, which will allow him to deal more damage to enemy melee units with his Zap Pack.
- She also pairs well with any Champion card, as her ability to heal them will keep them alive for longer, to use their abilities more times. This works especially well with the Archer Queen, Little Prince, and Goblinstein, as they can assist her against air troops.
If the player has air units such as Minion Horde that they'd like to counterattack with, they should be mindful of where they are on the map before deciding to use the Battle Healer. She moves at a Medium speed, meaning Minions will outpace her fairly quickly, and may end up going in front of the Battle Healer and reducing the effectiveness of the push.
Stacking multiple Battle Healers on the map is a good way to make a strong push that is impossible to stop due to all of the Battle Healers constantly healing each other, allowing them to break through even a P.E.K.K.A, Sparky, or Three Musketeers without any of them dying.
As a last resort, the player can stop a push with the Battle Healer with a defensive Freeze. Much like other troops, the Battle Healer cannot attack while frozen, which will prevent her from healing her allied troops. However, this is a heavy Elixir investment.
The Ice Wizard synergizes well with the Battle Healer since the Ice Wizard is able to lower the enemy's attack rate, allowing the Battle Healer to heal safer. Similarly, Rage pairs well with the Battle Healer, as she will be able to attack more frequently and heal herself more.
- On the contrary, the Ice Wizard is a great assist card against a Battle Healer. He will slow her down so that she attacks less frequently and get less healing. Stunning cards like Zappies, Electro Dragon, Electro Wizard, Goblinstein, and Electro Giant can work in a similar way.
The Battle Healer pairs well with the Phoenix. The Phoenix will be able to attack air troops that can threaten the Battle Healer, while the Battle Healer heals both of them. Interestingly, the healing of the Battle Healer also works on the Phoenix Egg, raising the chances for a second Phoenix to be revived.
She is a good counter to the Mega Knight; she has the hitpoints to withstand multiple attacks from him, while he does not deal as much damage back. With the help of any tower troop, she will be able to stop him for a +3 Elixir trade.
Because the Battle Healer can move across the river, she can be used to snipe a defensive building such as a Bomb Tower, X-Bow, Cannon, and Tesla. This can be helpful to be used in conjunction with a tank that would be lured by the building such as a Giant, Hog Rider, Lava Hound, or Golem. However, she is less effective than other troops at doing this, due to her lower damage and speed.
The Battle Healer deals low damage compared to other mini tanks, so she should only be used over them in decks if the player wants to make use of her healing capabilities. She should also never be used in X-Bow or Mortar decks, as the healing of the Battle Healer has no effect on buildings.
The healing of the Battle Healer also works on allied troops in 2v2 battles, making her a great option as a support unit in the mode.

Statistics

Battle Healer Attributes

Cost	Hit Speed	Speed	Deploy Time	Range	Target	Count	Transport	Type	Rarity
4	1.5 sec	Medium (60)	1 sec	Melee: Long (1.6)	Ground	x1	Ground	Troop	Rare

Active Healing Attributes

Heal Speed	Time Between Pulses	Radius	Target
4 pulses every 1 sec	0.25 sec	4	Friendly Troops

Spawn Healing Attributes

Heal Speed	Time Between pulses	Radius	Target
4 pulses every 1 sec	0.25	2.5	Friendly Troops

Card Statistics

Level	Hitpoints	Damage	Damage per second	Spawn healing per pulse	Spawn healing per second	Active healing per pulse	Active healing per second
3	811	70	46	23.75	95	12	95
4	892	77	51	26.25	105	13.25	53
5	979	84	56	28.75	115	14.5	58
6	1,073	92	61	31.5	126	16	280
7	1,180	102	68	34.75	139	17.5	70
8	1,295	111	74	38	152	19.25	77
9	1,422	122	81	41.75	167	21	84
10	1,563	135	90	46	184	23.25	93
11	1,717	148	98	50.5	202	25.5	102
12	1,885	162	108	55.25	221	28	112
13	2,073	179	119	61	244	30.75	123
14	2,274	196	130	66.75	267	33.75	135
15	2,496	215	143	73.25	293	37	148

Card Mastery

Type	Level/Tier	Objective	Reward
Damage Dealer	1	Deal a total of 72,500 Damage to enemy Troops or buildings	100 Battle Healer cards 50
	2	Deal a total of 220,000 Damage to enemy Troops or buildings	4,000 50
	3	Deal a total of 365,000 Damage to enemy Troops or buildings	150 50
Healer	1	Heal a total of 120,000 friendly Troops' Hitpoints	6,000 125
	2	Heal a total of 340,000 friendly Troops' Hitpoints	100 125
	3	Heal a total of 600,000 friendly Troops' Hitpoints	9,000 125
Walk It Off	1	Deal a total of 600,000 Damage with Troops while they are being healed!	6,000 175
	2	Deal a total of 1,800,000 Damage with Troops while they are being healed!	8,000 175
	3	Deal a total of 3,000,000 Damage with Troops while they are being healed!	10,000 175

History

2019

The Battle Healer was made available before its general release on 2/12/2019 via the Trophy Road. She was also available in a Special Challenge as a reward for reaching 5 wins.
On 3/12/2019, a maintenance break, changed the Battle Healer's card description. It used to say, “With each attack, she unleashes a powerful healing aura that restores Hitpoints to friendly Troops. Outside of combat she passively heals herself!”

2020

The Battle Healer card was generally released on 6/1/2020.
On 7/4/2020, a Balance Update, added the Battle Healer as a Trophy Road reward.
On 5/5/2020, a Balance Update, decreased the Battle Healer's hitpoints by 10%.
On 31/8/2020, the Clan Wars II Update, added the Healing statistic on the Battle Healer's card info screen. It also made it so that cloned troops can no longer be healed by the Battle Healer.
On 6/10/2020, a Balance Update, allowed the Battle Healer to hover, meaning she can cross the river and will collide with air troops instead of ground troops.
On 18/11/2020, the Clan Wars Improvement Update, changed the hover mechanic. The Battle Healer would no longer pass through buildings, push back air troops, or bounce off the river when knocked back.

2021

On 7/6/2021, the Summer 2021 Update, moved the Arena to unlock the Battle Healer from Spooky Town to Legendary Arena.
On 27/10/2021, the Champions Update, increased the Level cap of all cards to 14 (from 13).

2022

On 26/10/2022, the 2022 Quarter 3 Update, moved the Arena to unlock the Battle Healer from Legendary Arena to Frozen Peak.

2023

On 6/6/2023, a Balance Update, allowed the Battle Healer to deal Spawn Healing.
On 19/6/2023, the Card Evolution Update, increased the Level cap of all cards to 15 (from 14). It also added the Walk It Off Card Mastery task for the Battle Healer.

2024

On 19/6/2024, a maintenance break, removed the Battle Healer's Passive Healing.
On 2/10/2024, the Lucky Drops 2.0 Update, made it so that Battle Healer would no longer be immune to Earthquake and Evolved Royal Giant's recoil. The "When she isn't attacking, she passively heals herself!" words from her description were also removed.

2025

On 31/3/2024, the 2025 Quarter 1 Update, increased the Battle Healer's healing by 0.99% and her spawn healing by 0.49%.

Gallery

Trivia

The Battle Healer resembles archangels, an order of angels that is depicted as more warrior-like, with duties of protecting and healing.
- In the Spanish, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, and Vietnamese language settings of the game, the Battle Healer's name translates to "Warrior Healer". In the French, Turkish, Chinese, Thai, and Finnish language settings of the game, the Battle Healer's name translates to "Army Healer", "Healer", "Battle Angel", "Action Healer", and "Combat Healer" respectively.
The Battle Healer is the first card to use the Level Boost mechanic, where players can use the card at the Level equal to their own King Level for one Season.
The Battle Healer is the only winged troop that is not actually flying.
The heal effect sound she produces every time she hits is a high-pitched version of the old Healing Spell sound from Clash of Clans.
The Battle Healer, along with the Archers, Goblins, Barbarians, Wizard, Hog Rider, Witch, Miner, Ice Wizard, and the Bandit, are featured as a Squaddie in Squad Busters.
There is a Loading Screen Hint that says "The Battle Healer's older sister can heal entire villages". This might be a reference to the Healer in Clash of Clans.
The Battle Healer is 1 of 7 troops to have a death voiceline/death scream, the others being the Berserker, Golden Knight, Skeleton King, Archer Queen, Mighty Miner, and Monk.
If 2 pairs of Battle Healers face each other, it will end up in an endless battle. This can happen if the Battle Healers are close enough to heal each other but not so close that 1 Battle Healer is targeted by 2 Battle Healers. This is because the amount of healing that both Battle Healers do is higher than the amount of damage that the opposing Battle Healer will deal.
The icon of the "Healer" Card Mastery task resembles a Heal spell.
The Battle Healer is the subject of 4 Emotes.
Before the Battle Healer's card release, she was going to be released alongside the hovering mechanic. However, it was pulled back when a bug that made her invulnerable to ground-targeting splash such as Mega Knight and Sparky was discovered.