This page is about Challenge events. For the main mode events, see Events.
From time to time, Special Event Challenges will appear on the player's Tournament tab. Special Event Challenges are similar to Classic and Grand Victory Challenges, offering similar rewards and having similar rules while also possessing a similar matchmaking system separate from ladder play. However, Special Event Challenges have certain special conditions and can have one-time rewards which can be won by reaching certain win counts for the first time in that challenge.
Types[]
Special Event Challenges can be classified with a number of parameters. Theoretically, these parameters can be played at any combination.
By number of players:
- 1v1: Each side has one player.
- 2v2: Each side has two players. Players can team up with either a random player, friend, or a clanmate.
By Deck size:
- Default: Each Deck has 8 Cards.
- Mega Deck Challenge: Each Deck has 18 Cards.
By objective:
- Default: Destroying the opponent's Crown Towers.
- Touchdown Challenge: Reaching the opponent's End Zone with any troop.
- Heist Challenge: Destroying the opponent's Safe.
By wins and losses:
- Default: Eliminated after three losses, and can continue by paying Gems (or for free if Pass Royale is bought) in some of these Challenges. The total amount of wins vary widely, from 3 to 20. The 3 to 6 win Challenges usually have no free entries and are for gaining small stacks of certain non-Legendary Cards, while the 20 win Challenges are for CRL qualification and can only be re-entered rather than continued.
- Practice: Losses are not counted, and the players aim to accumulate either a certain number of wins or a certain number of Crowns.
By Elixir rate:
- Default: Elixir is gained at normal rate of 1-1-2-2-3 (denotes generation rate at each minute).
- Double Elixir Challenge: A challenge in which Elixir generates at two times the normal speed throughout the whole match. However, players start with 0 Elixir instead of 5. Crown Towers have a skin that resembles the Elixir Collector.
- Triple Elixir Challenge: Similar to the Double Elixir Challenge, but Elixir generation rate is triple the normal rate throughout the match.
- Infinite Elixir Challenge: Elixir generation rate is septuple (7 times) the normal rate through out the match.
- Ramp Up Challenge: Elixir generation rate is 1-2-3-4-5.
- Sudden Death Challenge: The game begins with a 5-minute Overtime. Elixir generation rate is 2-2-2-3-3.
By Environment:
- Default: No special environment.
- Rage Challenge: All Troops and Buildings are in the effect of Rage. Elixir generation is 1.35x normal as well. This Rage environment can be stacked with Rage card or the Lumberjack's dropped Rage additively (1.7x normal).
- The Floor is Healing: All Troops and Buildings are in the effect of Heal, formerly usable as a Spell Card. The King's Tower, once damaged, will remain activated for the rest of the battle. Building cards and Cannon Cart are not available in this gamemode.
- (Troop Rush): A certain type of troop is generated by the system for both sides. Usually uses 1-2-2-3-3 Elixir rate, and the amount of troops generated is directly proportional to the Elixir rate.
- (Treasure Hunt): A "Treasure Building" lies at the center of the Arena. It does not belong to either side, and has two health bars, one for each side. Both sides race to deplete the health bars to get the treasure for their own side.
- Elixir Capture: There is an Elixir Storage building with 2120 hitpoints. When destroyed, it gives 2 Elixir. Elixir also appears on the bridges that can be collected by troops, awarding the player 1 elixir (some troops, such as the Bandit while dashing or Barbarian Barrel while rolling will not collect these).
- Dragon Hunt: "Treasure Building" is an Elixir Egg that gives a random Dragon troop (Baby Dragon, Inferno Dragon, Electro Dragon or Skeleton Dragon). This mode could be a reference to the phrase "Easter Egg". The Elixir Egg has 2120 hitpoints.
- Fisherman Catch: "Treasure Building" is a Fisherman Statue that gives a Fisherman troop. The Fisherman Statue has 2120 hitpoints.
- Capture the Mortar: "Treasure Building" is a large non-attacking Mortar that spawns a large Mortar, which has a wider attack range than the Mortar Card, but does equal damage. It exclusively targets Crown Towers, but can splash damage troops like the Wall Breakers. Unlike the other "Treasure Buildings", the Super Mortar has 3180 hitpoints.
数据
Hit Speed
|
Lifetime
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Target
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|---|---|---|
| 5 sec | 20 sec | Crown Towers |
Level
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Hitpoints
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Area Damage
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Damage per second
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|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ~1,600 | 104 | 20 |
| 2 | ~1,760 | 114 | 22 |
| 3 | ~1,936 | 126 | 25 |
| 4 | ~2,128 | 138 | 27 |
| 5 | ~2,336 | 152 | 30 |
| 6 | ~2,560 | 166 | 33 |
| 7 | ~2,816 | 183 | 36 |
| 8 | ~3,088 | 201 | 40 |
| 9 | ~3,392 | 220 | 44 |
| 10 | ~3,728 | 242 | 48 |
| 11 | ~4,096 | 266 | 53 |
| 12 | ~4,496 | 292 | 58 |
| 13 | ~4,944 | 321 | 64 |
- (Obstacle Course): Both sides are obstructed by something.
- Wild Fisherman: A neutral Fisherman stands at the middle of the Arena and pulls troops of both sides towards him. He does no damage, and cannot be destroyed. This is not the same as the "Fisherman Catch" mode.
By Decks used:
- Default: Uses player's own battle decks, and players cannot use Cards they have not unlocked yet. Cards under the Challenge/Tournament's cap are not adjusted up to this level, and players use their own Card levels if played in Party mode.
- Restricted Card Challenge: A challenge in which players get to build a deck restricted to certain subsets of cards in the game, for example:
- Retro Royale Challenge: A challenge in which players build decks exclusively with cards that were available before a certain date.
- Modern Royale Challenge: A challenge in which players build decks exclusively with cards released after a certain date.
- Arena Challenge: A challenge in which players build decks exclusively with cards unlocked at or below a certain Arena. Note that at the highest Arena, this becomes a Default Challenge: players use own decks.
- (Special Theme Challenge): A challenge in which players build decks exclusively with cards of certain theme(s).
- (Banned Cards Challenge): A challenge in which a large portion of Cards are usable, banning a few with certain theme(s).
- Mini Collection: Each player is generated a subset of Cards. In this mode, different players may have different subsets of Cards.
Modes listed below do not use player's battle decks, Cards under Tournament Standard (level 11) are adjusted up to this level, players can use Cards they have not unlocked yet, and all Cards are also adjusted to Tournament Standard if played in Party mode.
- Draft Challenge: A challenge in which players are given a choice between two Cards and gets to keep one while giving the other to his/her opponent. Each player picks half the deck size of Cards. If a card is featured, one of the players will be guaranteed to get that card.
- Triple Draft Challenge: Each player will pick one out of three cards eight times, with the other two cards being discarded. The player will also be able to see what three cards their opponent can pick from, and vice versa. However, neither player can know for certain what card their opponent picked out of the three cards. Mirror, Clone, Three Musketeers and Giant Skeleton are not available in this gamemode.
- Built Decks Challenge: A challenge in which pre-built decks are given at random to each player. "Classic Decks Challenge" belongs to this mode, but may also be certain themed.
- Locked Card Challenge: A challenge in which players get to build a deck with any card in the game but have to use a specific card that is locked in the first slot. The player wins the featured card, often through one-time rewards. Occasionally, the card locked in the first slot will have permanent Rage effect.
- Mirror Challenge: Both players have the same random deck and have the same initial deck rotation. It also features the Mirror card, making the word "Mirror" a double entendre.
Notes[]
- Some combinations have special rules:
- In 2v2 Draft Challenges, player Blue 1 and player Red 1 pick cards for each other, and so do player Blue 2 and player Red 2. If the Challenge has a featured card, it will be guaranteed to appear in both pairs of opposing players and will end up being contained in two player's decks. Players of the same team can see each other's card picking process, and one player can wait a few seconds to see his teammate's choice before making his own choice, in order to get a better card combination and/or to prevent the opposing team from doing so.
- In 2v2 Mirror Challenges, player Blue 1 and player Red 1 get the same deck with the same initial deck rotation, and so do player Blue 2 and player Red 2. All four players have the Mirror card in the deck.
- In Elixir Golem Troop Rush Challenges, each bridge will also have one Elixir placed there for either player to collect, similarly to the Elixir Capture mode.
- In modes where the system generates troops (Troop Rush and Treasure Hunt), the level of troops generated is equal to the player's King Level. If a non-Common troop is generated and the player's King Level is lower than the minimum level of that troop, the player will get the minimum level of that troop; for example, a level 8 player will get level 8 Baby Dragons and Electro Dragons and level 9 Inferno Dragons in Dragon Hunt.
- In some Troop Rush modes, the spawned troops are spawned in random positions of the two players' sides instead of spawning behind the Princess Towers.
- In Locked Card Challenges, the locked card will be at the challenge standard of level 11 when editing decks.
History[]
- On 1/11/16, the Special Event Challenges were introduced in the November 2016 Update.
- On 13/3/17, the March 2017 Update added one-time rewards to Special Event Challenges.
- On 5/12/18, the December 2018 Update added the option to continue after getting three losses in certain Special Event Challenges.