Capital Hall - Building Units in Clash of Clans

Capital Hall defensive-buildings-clan-capital

"The heart of the Capital ! Upgrade to unlock new Districts and additional building upgrades in Capital Peak."

Base Attributes

Size 6x6

Range 15

Attack Speed 8s

Damage Type Area Splash

Unit Type Targeted Ground & Air

Levels

Level	Damage per second	Damage per shot	Hitpoints	Build cost	Capital upgrades required	New capital upgrades required	Max number of buildings available
1	N/A	N/A	10,000	N/A	N/A	N/A	63
2	80	640	14,000	50,000	15	15	66
3	100	800	18,000	75,000	65	50	71
4	120	960	22,000	100,000	165	100	77
5	140	1,120	25,000	150,000	285	120	83
6	160	1,280	28,000	200,000	480	195	89
7	190	1,520	31,000	400,000	670	190	94
8	220	1,760	34,000	600,000	1,090	420	96
9	250	2,000	37,000	800,000	1,500	410	98
10	280	2,240	40,000	1,000,000	2,000	500	100

Icon Descriptions

Tapping this icon displays information about the Capital Hall, such as Level, Damage Per Second, Hitpoints, Range, Damage Type and Targets.

Tapping this icon contributes the Capital Gold you have into upgrading the Capital Hall to the next level. When the Capital Hall is at maximum level, this icon is not shown.

Tapping this icon marks the building's upgrade to the next level as a priority for the Clan, pinning it as a recommended upgrade for Clan members. This icon is only shown if the upgrade is possible, is not already prioritized and if the player is Leader or a Co-leader of their Clan.

Tapping this icon stops marking the building's upgrade to the next level as a priority for the Clan. This icon is only shown if the upgrade is possible, is being prioritized and if the player is Leader or a Co-leader of their Clan.

Summary

The Capital Hall is the central building of the Clan Capital , situated in the Capital Peak.
Like the Town Hall and Builder Hall , upgrading the Capital Hall unlocks various features throughout the Clan Capital: Upgrading the Capital Hall to any level between 2 and 9 (inclusive) unlocks a new district for the Clan Capital, which sports their own set of features, such as unique army buildings. Upgrading the Capital Hall to level 2 allows the Clan to participate in Raid Weekends . At all levels, upgrading the Capital Hall allows the ruins around the Capital Peak to be rebuilt, as well as unlocks upgrades for existing buildings and traps. It also enables upgrading the District Hall in various districts, which in turn unlocks upgrades for the district.
Upgrading the Capital Hall to any level between 2 and 9 (inclusive) unlocks a new district for the Clan Capital, which sports their own set of features, such as unique army buildings.
Upgrading the Capital Hall to level 2 allows the Clan to participate in Raid Weekends .
At all levels, upgrading the Capital Hall allows the ruins around the Capital Peak to be rebuilt, as well as unlocks upgrades for existing buildings and traps. It also enables upgrading the District Hall in various districts, which in turn unlocks upgrades for the district.
When the Capital Hall is upgraded to level 2, it gains an Eagle Artillery -like defense that activates when the Capital Peak is attacked, allowing it to fight back by firing long-range, high-damage artillery shells at incoming attackers. Unlike the Eagle Artillery in the Home Village, it only fires one shell at a time instead of three, does not have a blind spot, and has a shorter range and a faster attack speed.

Strategies and Tips

At lower levels, the Capital Hall is considerably more threatening than many defenses encountered at that level, owing to its capability for high splash damage, very long range and very high hitpoints (much more than any other building in the Clan Capital). Its long range enables it to cover essentially the rest of the defenses, especially at lower levels where there are comparatively fewer of them.
Starting from the mid-levels (level 5 or higher), the Capital Hall is no longer the sole source of high splash damage, but it retains its niche of having the highest damage per shot of any defense in the Clan Capital, capable of one-shotting even moderate-health troops like Super Barbarians or Hog Riders . However, offensive options that boast very high hitpoints (such as Flying Fortresses or Power P.E.K.K.As ) are unlocked at around this level which can easily soak damage from the Capital Hall for a considerable length of time, making it less threatening.
At Capital Hall level 2, due to the offensive options available, it can be useful to surround the Capital Hall with as many defenses as possible as well as Walls to slow down enemy advances. It should be protected by the Multi Cannon (to stave off Super Giants ) and the Multi Mortar (to defeat Sneaky Archers ) and ideally both these defenses should be well-guarded themselves.
At Capital Hall level 3 onwards, clumping up defenses around the Capital Hall becomes a much less viable strategy thanks to the Super Wizard . If a Super Wizard is allowed to attack the Capital Hall directly, his chain lightning will be able to spread to the nearby defenses; due to the Capital Hall's high hitpoints, this can result in most, if not all, of these defenses being destroyed before the Capital Hall. As such, it can be imperative to leave a two-tile gap between the Capital Hall and important defenses. Such gaps can prove to be a double-edged sword once the Capital Hall is destroyed. If two-tile gaps are left on either side of the Capital Hall and surrounding defenses, the deployment zone can expand into the Capital Hall compartment and allow Sneaky Archers or other strategies easy pickings to the surrounding defenses.
Such gaps can prove to be a double-edged sword once the Capital Hall is destroyed. If two-tile gaps are left on either side of the Capital Hall and surrounding defenses, the deployment zone can expand into the Capital Hall compartment and allow Sneaky Archers or other strategies easy pickings to the surrounding defenses.
Placing the Capital Hall in the corner or the edge of the Capital Peak district can help with its defense to some extent. Although some of its range will be wasted in this way, doing so means that the overall defense only needs to focus on defending from fewer sides, since troops cannot move around the edge of the district. While the strategy can be employed at all levels, it is considerably more effective starting from Capital Hall level 6, where the ruins in the top corner can be completely rebuilt and allowing for maximal freedom to organize the defense.

Defensive Strategies

At lower levels, the Capital Hall is considerably more threatening than many defenses encountered at that level, owing to its capability for high splash damage, very long range and very high hitpoints (much more than any other building in the Clan Capital). Its long range enables it to cover essentially the rest of the defenses, especially at lower levels where there are comparatively fewer of them.
Starting from the mid-levels (level 5 or higher), the Capital Hall is no longer the sole source of high splash damage, but it retains its niche of having the highest damage per shot of any defense in the Clan Capital, capable of one-shotting even moderate-health troops like Super Barbarians or Hog Riders . However, offensive options that boast very high hitpoints (such as Flying Fortresses or Power P.E.K.K.As ) are unlocked at around this level which can easily soak damage from the Capital Hall for a considerable length of time, making it less threatening.
At Capital Hall level 2, due to the offensive options available, it can be useful to surround the Capital Hall with as many defenses as possible as well as Walls to slow down enemy advances. It should be protected by the Multi Cannon (to stave off Super Giants ) and the Multi Mortar (to defeat Sneaky Archers ) and ideally both these defenses should be well-guarded themselves.
At Capital Hall level 3 onwards, clumping up defenses around the Capital Hall becomes a much less viable strategy thanks to the Super Wizard . If a Super Wizard is allowed to attack the Capital Hall directly, his chain lightning will be able to spread to the nearby defenses; due to the Capital Hall's high hitpoints, this can result in most, if not all, of these defenses being destroyed before the Capital Hall. As such, it can be imperative to leave a two-tile gap between the Capital Hall and important defenses. Such gaps can prove to be a double-edged sword once the Capital Hall is destroyed. If two-tile gaps are left on either side of the Capital Hall and surrounding defenses, the deployment zone can expand into the Capital Hall compartment and allow Sneaky Archers or other strategies easy pickings to the surrounding defenses.
Such gaps can prove to be a double-edged sword once the Capital Hall is destroyed. If two-tile gaps are left on either side of the Capital Hall and surrounding defenses, the deployment zone can expand into the Capital Hall compartment and allow Sneaky Archers or other strategies easy pickings to the surrounding defenses.
Placing the Capital Hall in the corner or the edge of the Capital Peak district can help with its defense to some extent. Although some of its range will be wasted in this way, doing so means that the overall defense only needs to focus on defending from fewer sides, since troops cannot move around the edge of the district. While the strategy can be employed at all levels, it is considerably more effective starting from Capital Hall level 6, where the ruins in the top corner can be completely rebuilt and allowing for maximal freedom to organize the defense.

Offensive Strategies

At Capital Hall level 2, due to the limited number of options available, the safest way to defeat a Capital Hall is to use Super Giants to tank its damage while other damaging troops like Super Barbarians or Sneaky Archers tear away at its health. Although Super Barbarians are not one-shot at this level, they should be kept away from the Giants in order to prevent them from being damaged in the same hit. The Archers will also be affected by the splash damage (which slightly damages but may not destroy them) so having them separated from the Giants will still be helpful. In order to maximize the potential, ensure single-target defenses such as the Multi Cannon are either cleared or avoided, and that the Multi Mortar (if it is in range) locks onto the Giants to prevent it from killing Archers easily.
At Capital Hall level 3 onwards, a Healing Spell can prove to be an effective means of mitigating most of the Capital Hall's damage. Leftover Healing Spells from a previous attack can be stacked to ensure that minimal damage is taken, even if other splash defenses such as the Multi Mortar is supporting the Capital Hall.
Once they have been unlocked, Power P.E.K.K.As are great at dealing with a Capital Hall, and a single P.E.K.K.A can defeat the Capital Hall if the latter is unsupported. A Mountain Golem also works well in tackling a Capital Hall on his own due to his enormous health pool, so long as he is not being attacked by an Inferno Tower .
Inferno Dragons are a fast way to take down a Capital Hall, due to their ramping damage. At relative levels, they are able to survive a direct hit from the Capital Hall if they are undamaged by traps or other defenses. However, this interaction is usually difficult to exploit, and it can prove worthwhile to distract the Capital Hall and other surrounding defenses with other troops to ensure Inferno Dragons can safely reach their maximum damage potential.
Lightning Spells and Hog Gliders are effective at stunning the Capital Hall, which forces it to undergo their targeting again (in the latter case, after its stun has wore off). The Lightning Spell's stun will be ineffective if the Capital Hall has already fired its shot, however.

Upgrade Differences

The Capital Hall undergoes significant visual changes at all levels. At level 1, the Capital Hall resembles an enlarged version of the Level 1 Town Hall . The windows, entrance, walls, and poles are all made out of wood. The entrance is decorated with two stone blocks. At the top is a crooked orange roof with a small stone chimney. Multiple pine trees surround the complex. At level 2, the Capital Hall's roof is tiled and a clan badge is added atop of it. It resembles an enlarged version of the Level 2 Town Hall. When activated, ithe trapdoor opens which splits the clan badge into two pieces and reveals a white hexagonal barrel with a golden muzzle, allowing it to fight back by firing a single artillery shell that deals heavy damage. At level 3, the roof is reinforced with wood planks and stone blocks at the entrance are turned into statues. A wooden walkway around the complex is also added. At level 4, an additional window is added. A red carpet appears at the entrance and parts of the roof are reinforced with gold. At level 5, the second floor is added and the chimney turns into a double-chimney. The barrel moves to the top of the second floor. At level 6, a new window is added on the second floor. At level 7, the third floor is added. Two red flags also appears on roof of the structure. The barrel is relocated to the third floor. At level 8, the entire roof tiles turn black. At level 9, the statues turn into gold. Red banners are added at the entrances and more gold reinforcements are added on wooden poles. At level 10, more gold is added at the roof and windows.
At level 1, the Capital Hall resembles an enlarged version of the Level 1 Town Hall . The windows, entrance, walls, and poles are all made out of wood. The entrance is decorated with two stone blocks. At the top is a crooked orange roof with a small stone chimney. Multiple pine trees surround the complex.
At level 2, the Capital Hall's roof is tiled and a clan badge is added atop of it. It resembles an enlarged version of the Level 2 Town Hall. When activated, ithe trapdoor opens which splits the clan badge into two pieces and reveals a white hexagonal barrel with a golden muzzle, allowing it to fight back by firing a single artillery shell that deals heavy damage.
At level 3, the roof is reinforced with wood planks and stone blocks at the entrance are turned into statues. A wooden walkway around the complex is also added.
At level 4, an additional window is added. A red carpet appears at the entrance and parts of the roof are reinforced with gold.
At level 5, the second floor is added and the chimney turns into a double-chimney. The barrel moves to the top of the second floor.
At level 6, a new window is added on the second floor.
At level 7, the third floor is added. Two red flags also appears on roof of the structure. The barrel is relocated to the third floor.
At level 8, the entire roof tiles turn black.
At level 9, the statues turn into gold. Red banners are added at the entrances and more gold reinforcements are added on wooden poles.
At level 10, more gold is added at the roof and windows.

Unlocks

Defenses Available
Defense Maximum Levels
Traps Available
Trap Maximum Levels

Statistics

Defenses Available
Defense Maximum Levels
Traps Available
Trap Maximum Levels

Maximum District Hall Level by Capital Hall Level

Defenses Available
Defense Maximum Levels
Traps Available
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Defensive Buildings and Traps

Defenses Available
Defense Maximum Levels
Traps Available
Trap Maximum Levels

Icon Descriptions

So far, the Capital Hall is the largest building in the game by area size, taking a large 6x6 area.
Out of all the buildings, the Capital Hall is the highest-hitpoint building in the entire game, having 40,000 hitpoints when fully upgraded. This surpasses the Dragon Cave from the Goblin Map , having 25,000.
The Capital Hall acts similarly to that of the Eagle Artillery in the Home Village, except it has much lesser range, but has a vast amount of hitpoints, does not have a blind spot, is larger, and deals much more damage, although it only fires one artillery shell at a time.

Sounds

So far, the Capital Hall is the largest building in the game by area size, taking a large 6x6 area.
Out of all the buildings, the Capital Hall is the highest-hitpoint building in the entire game, having 40,000 hitpoints when fully upgraded. This surpasses the Dragon Cave from the Goblin Map , having 25,000.
The Capital Hall acts similarly to that of the Eagle Artillery in the Home Village, except it has much lesser range, but has a vast amount of hitpoints, does not have a blind spot, is larger, and deals much more damage, although it only fires one artillery shell at a time.

Trivia

So far, the Capital Hall is the largest building in the game by area size, taking a large 6x6 area.
Out of all the buildings, the Capital Hall is the highest-hitpoint building in the entire game, having 40,000 hitpoints when fully upgraded. This surpasses the Dragon Cave from the Goblin Map , having 25,000.
The Capital Hall acts similarly to that of the Eagle Artillery in the Home Village, except it has much lesser range, but has a vast amount of hitpoints, does not have a blind spot, is larger, and deals much more damage, although it only fires one artillery shell at a time.