Rage Spell - Truppeneinheiten in Clash of Clans

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"Enrage your units to make them bigger, faster and stronger! Cast this to create a Ring of Rage! Your units will gain speed and attack power while they are inside this ring."

Basisattribute

Radius 5 tiles

Number of Pulses 60

Time Between Pulses 0.3s

Boost Time 1s

Housing Space 2

Spell Factory Level Required 3

Level

Level	Damage increase	Speed increase	Research cost	Research time	Laboratory level required
1	130%	20	N/A	N/A	N/A
2	140%	22	400,000	6h	3
3	150%	24	800,000	12h	4
4	160%	26	1,000,000	1d	5
5	170%	28	2,000,000	2d	6
6	180%	30	5,000,000	4d	10

Summary

The Rage Spell is the third spell unlocked when the Spell Factory is level 3 or above, requiring the Town Hall to be at least level 7. It is a large bottle filled with purple liquid that creates a translucent purple ring on the battlefield that boosts the movement speed and damage of any friendly Troops and Heroes inside the ring when dropped in an area. In the case of Healers , the Rage Spell increases their healing by a similar amount.
The Rage Spell's effect lasts for 18 seconds, which the effect will then dissipate afterwards.
The Rage Spell has a reduced effect on Heroes, only granting 50% of its damage and speed boosts to them. Siege Machines cannot be affected by the Rage Spell. Despite being an immovable troop, the Furnace can be enraged, despite that it does not attack. This also means that its summoned Firemites will not be affected.
Despite being an immovable troop, the Furnace can be enraged, despite that it does not attack. This also means that its summoned Firemites will not be affected.
Once a troop leaves the Rage Spell's area of effect or if the duration expires, the rage effect will wear off, until they enter the area again or once another Rage Spell is cast on them.
There has been a great deal of confusion regarding whether the 'damage increase' listed is additive (+130% damage) or multiplicative (damage * 1.3). After multiple independent tests, it has been confirmed that the increase is indeed additive, meaning that troops under the influence of a level 1 Rage Spell do 130% more damage than those that are not; i.e. their damage (D) is calculated as follows:

Strategies

The Rage Spell increases each individual unit 's damage by a fixed percentage (which increases as the spell upgrades). If any of your Troops or Heroes need more damage, drop a Rage Spell on them. Rage Spells make the troops and heroes stronger, so any buildings will be destroyed quicker than normal. Because the Rage Spell's damage increase depends on the troop's own damage, the Rage Spell is substantially less effective when placed on low damage troops such as Archers , as they do not do much damage as compared to troops with higher damage such as Wizards .
Because the Rage Spell's damage increase depends on the troop's own damage, the Rage Spell is substantially less effective when placed on low damage troops such as Archers , as they do not do much damage as compared to troops with higher damage such as Wizards .
In addition to increasing damage, the Rage Spell also carries a speed increase, which is very useful for slower troops such as P.E.K.K.As and Balloons . as they normally move quite slowly. Unlike the damage increase, the speed increase is a fixed value, so troops with lower movement speed will gain a substantial benefit. Faster troops like Hog Riders benefit less from this speed boost than slower troops like P.E.K.K.As.
As a result of the above, good candidates for Rage Spells include, among others, Wizards, P.E.K.K.As and Balloons, alongside Dragons and Electro Dragons .
One thing to note is that the Rage Spell does not increase the attack speed of troops. This means using a Rage Spell on slow-attacking troops such as a P.E.K.K.A, when trying to destroy massed amounts of defending troops , will be futile.
Although Healers deal no damage, they can take advantage of the spell as well, as it will cause their healing to increase (and reduce the need for Healing Spells while the Rage Spell is active). This makes Rage Spells suitable for Queen Walks where it can be used to quickly heal the Queen when she encounters a group of high-damage defenses. The Rage Spell can also increase the Queen's damage at the same time, so try to cover both the Healers and the Queen. Druids can also do the same, but with higher healing, and are best used to heal the main army when they reach high-damaging areas of the base, but is however limited to the amount of targets.
Druids can also do the same, but with higher healing, and are best used to heal the main army when they reach high-damaging areas of the base, but is however limited to the amount of targets.
A Rage Spell can be useful to quickly take out high-hitpoint buildings like resource storages and Town Halls (and destroy Town Hall weapons ) before the defenses overwhelm your army. The spell is vital to maximizing damage output if time is limited, such as if your troops are under Invisibility Spells (as is the case with Blizzard or Super Archer Blimp attacks) or being protected by the Grand Warden 's Eternal Tome ability. The speed boost of the Rage Spell can be further useful in some cases to move your troops away from the explosion of the Town Hall quickly. This can be particularly useful with the Town Halls 13-16 Giga Inferno death explosions, which can leave behind detrimental slowing effects when detonated.
The speed boost of the Rage Spell can be further useful in some cases to move your troops away from the explosion of the Town Hall quickly. This can be particularly useful with the Town Halls 13-16 Giga Inferno death explosions, which can leave behind detrimental slowing effects when detonated.
The most effective placement of the Rage Spell is to position it approximately 3-4 tiles toward where your troops' next target will be, this will give your Troops the maximum amount of time inside the Rage Spell's area of effect as they destroy their current target and move to the next one. If you drop it directly under their feet, they will quickly move out of its range once they have finished with their current target.
The Rage Spell goes well with the Healing Spell, due to the fact that the Rage Spell makes troops faster and stronger while healing them makes them much more durable as well. However, the Rage Spell's speed boost may make troops leave the healing circle faster, so they should be used sparingly (such as when tackling the core of a base, dealing against high-hitpoint buildings, and/or when breaking a ground attack out of a compartment). If you are planning to use both spells at the same time, position your Healing Spell in front of your Rage Spell.
The Rage Spell's effects do not stack, even if multiple Rage Spells are used on the same location; using two or more Rage Spells do not increase damage of the troops and heroes to a greater degree compared to using just one. However, if Rage Spells of different levels are used (which is possible through Clan Castle reinforcements), the highest-level Rage Spell will take effect.
When stacking the Rage Spell's damage with other damage-enhancing abilities, such as the Barbarian King or Archer Queen 's abilities, the damage increase caused by both the Rage Spell and the ability are compared, and the boost that causes the better damage increase is selected and applied. For example, the level 9 Barbarian King (with 140 DPS) gains 56 DPS from his Rage Vial ability, but gains 90% extra DPS (or 126 DPS) from a level 6 Rage Spell. If the level 6 Rage Spell is dropped on the level 9 King while the ability is active, the extra 126 DPS from the Rage Spell will be selected over the 56 extra DPS from the ability. However, at higher hero levels, the ability's damage increase will override the Rage Spell's damage increase. A similar principle applies when stacking the Rage Spell's speed increase with the Haste Spell or other speed-enhancing abilities. Use a Rage Spell to power through the core of a base, so that the troops will quickly take it out.
For example, the level 9 Barbarian King (with 140 DPS) gains 56 DPS from his Rage Vial ability, but gains 90% extra DPS (or 126 DPS) from a level 6 Rage Spell. If the level 6 Rage Spell is dropped on the level 9 King while the ability is active, the extra 126 DPS from the Rage Spell will be selected over the 56 extra DPS from the ability. However, at higher hero levels, the ability's damage increase will override the Rage Spell's damage increase.
A similar principle applies when stacking the Rage Spell's speed increase with the Haste Spell or other speed-enhancing abilities.
Use a Rage Spell to power through the core of a base, so that the troops will quickly take it out.

Offensive Strategies

The Rage Spell increases each individual unit 's damage by a fixed percentage (which increases as the spell upgrades). If any of your Troops or Heroes need more damage, drop a Rage Spell on them. Rage Spells make the troops and heroes stronger, so any buildings will be destroyed quicker than normal. Because the Rage Spell's damage increase depends on the troop's own damage, the Rage Spell is substantially less effective when placed on low damage troops such as Archers , as they do not do much damage as compared to troops with higher damage such as Wizards .
Because the Rage Spell's damage increase depends on the troop's own damage, the Rage Spell is substantially less effective when placed on low damage troops such as Archers , as they do not do much damage as compared to troops with higher damage such as Wizards .
In addition to increasing damage, the Rage Spell also carries a speed increase, which is very useful for slower troops such as P.E.K.K.As and Balloons . as they normally move quite slowly. Unlike the damage increase, the speed increase is a fixed value, so troops with lower movement speed will gain a substantial benefit. Faster troops like Hog Riders benefit less from this speed boost than slower troops like P.E.K.K.As.
As a result of the above, good candidates for Rage Spells include, among others, Wizards, P.E.K.K.As and Balloons, alongside Dragons and Electro Dragons .
One thing to note is that the Rage Spell does not increase the attack speed of troops. This means using a Rage Spell on slow-attacking troops such as a P.E.K.K.A, when trying to destroy massed amounts of defending troops , will be futile.
Although Healers deal no damage, they can take advantage of the spell as well, as it will cause their healing to increase (and reduce the need for Healing Spells while the Rage Spell is active). This makes Rage Spells suitable for Queen Walks where it can be used to quickly heal the Queen when she encounters a group of high-damage defenses. The Rage Spell can also increase the Queen's damage at the same time, so try to cover both the Healers and the Queen. Druids can also do the same, but with higher healing, and are best used to heal the main army when they reach high-damaging areas of the base, but is however limited to the amount of targets.
Druids can also do the same, but with higher healing, and are best used to heal the main army when they reach high-damaging areas of the base, but is however limited to the amount of targets.
A Rage Spell can be useful to quickly take out high-hitpoint buildings like resource storages and Town Halls (and destroy Town Hall weapons ) before the defenses overwhelm your army. The spell is vital to maximizing damage output if time is limited, such as if your troops are under Invisibility Spells (as is the case with Blizzard or Super Archer Blimp attacks) or being protected by the Grand Warden 's Eternal Tome ability. The speed boost of the Rage Spell can be further useful in some cases to move your troops away from the explosion of the Town Hall quickly. This can be particularly useful with the Town Halls 13-16 Giga Inferno death explosions, which can leave behind detrimental slowing effects when detonated.
The speed boost of the Rage Spell can be further useful in some cases to move your troops away from the explosion of the Town Hall quickly. This can be particularly useful with the Town Halls 13-16 Giga Inferno death explosions, which can leave behind detrimental slowing effects when detonated.
The most effective placement of the Rage Spell is to position it approximately 3-4 tiles toward where your troops' next target will be, this will give your Troops the maximum amount of time inside the Rage Spell's area of effect as they destroy their current target and move to the next one. If you drop it directly under their feet, they will quickly move out of its range once they have finished with their current target.
The Rage Spell goes well with the Healing Spell, due to the fact that the Rage Spell makes troops faster and stronger while healing them makes them much more durable as well. However, the Rage Spell's speed boost may make troops leave the healing circle faster, so they should be used sparingly (such as when tackling the core of a base, dealing against high-hitpoint buildings, and/or when breaking a ground attack out of a compartment). If you are planning to use both spells at the same time, position your Healing Spell in front of your Rage Spell.
The Rage Spell's effects do not stack, even if multiple Rage Spells are used on the same location; using two or more Rage Spells do not increase damage of the troops and heroes to a greater degree compared to using just one. However, if Rage Spells of different levels are used (which is possible through Clan Castle reinforcements), the highest-level Rage Spell will take effect.
When stacking the Rage Spell's damage with other damage-enhancing abilities, such as the Barbarian King or Archer Queen 's abilities, the damage increase caused by both the Rage Spell and the ability are compared, and the boost that causes the better damage increase is selected and applied. For example, the level 9 Barbarian King (with 140 DPS) gains 56 DPS from his Rage Vial ability, but gains 90% extra DPS (or 126 DPS) from a level 6 Rage Spell. If the level 6 Rage Spell is dropped on the level 9 King while the ability is active, the extra 126 DPS from the Rage Spell will be selected over the 56 extra DPS from the ability. However, at higher hero levels, the ability's damage increase will override the Rage Spell's damage increase. A similar principle applies when stacking the Rage Spell's speed increase with the Haste Spell or other speed-enhancing abilities. Use a Rage Spell to power through the core of a base, so that the troops will quickly take it out.
For example, the level 9 Barbarian King (with 140 DPS) gains 56 DPS from his Rage Vial ability, but gains 90% extra DPS (or 126 DPS) from a level 6 Rage Spell. If the level 6 Rage Spell is dropped on the level 9 King while the ability is active, the extra 126 DPS from the Rage Spell will be selected over the 56 extra DPS from the ability. However, at higher hero levels, the ability's damage increase will override the Rage Spell's damage increase.
A similar principle applies when stacking the Rage Spell's speed increase with the Haste Spell or other speed-enhancing abilities.
Use a Rage Spell to power through the core of a base, so that the troops will quickly take it out.

Defensive Strategies

Include buildings of lesser value near more important ones to distract raged troops. Retargeting speed does not increase with the Rage Spell.
Use a Tornado Trap where you expect a Rage Spell to delay troops. However, you only have one for the whole base, so make it count.
Even if the Rage Spells are used to counter them, surround important defenses with trash and high HP buildings, in order to delay them. Even if they are all non-defensive buildings, troops still take quite a while to retarget and start up their attack.

Statistics

Reduced brewing cost at all levels. Level 1: 30,000 -> 23,000 Level 2: 33,000 -> 25,000 Level 3: 36,000 -> 27,000 Level 4: 30,000 -> 30,000 Level 5: 44,000 -> 33,000
Level 1: 30,000 -> 23,000
Level 2: 33,000 -> 25,000
Level 3: 36,000 -> 27,000
Level 4: 30,000 -> 30,000
Level 5: 44,000 -> 33,000

Sounds

Reduced brewing cost at all levels. Level 1: 30,000 -> 23,000 Level 2: 33,000 -> 25,000 Level 3: 36,000 -> 27,000 Level 4: 30,000 -> 30,000 Level 5: 44,000 -> 33,000
Level 1: 30,000 -> 23,000
Level 2: 33,000 -> 25,000
Level 3: 36,000 -> 27,000
Level 4: 30,000 -> 30,000
Level 5: 44,000 -> 33,000

History

Reduced brewing cost at all levels. Level 1: 30,000 -> 23,000 Level 2: 33,000 -> 25,000 Level 3: 36,000 -> 27,000 Level 4: 30,000 -> 30,000 Level 5: 44,000 -> 33,000
Level 1: 30,000 -> 23,000
Level 2: 33,000 -> 25,000
Level 3: 36,000 -> 27,000
Level 4: 30,000 -> 30,000
Level 5: 44,000 -> 33,000

Trivia

Although the Rage Spell can be upgraded to level 2 in the level 3 Laboratory , only Troops , and Spells that are already unlocked will appear in the Laboratory upgrade interface. The Rage Spell will not appear in the Laboratory until the Spell Factory has been upgraded to level 3 (which requires Town Hall level 7). It is possible to have a level 5 Laboratory before unlocking the Rage Spell; if so, the first three upgrades will be available as soon as the Spell Factory level 3 upgrade finishes.
When used on Heroes , they grow to about twice their original size. If a Hero's health is depleted whilst under the effects of the Rage Spell, they will still appear at twice their size through until the end of the battle.
If a Hero's health is depleted whilst under the effects of the Rage Spell, they will still appear at twice their size through until the end of the battle.
The Rage Spell's purple ring of rage is the same size as the Healing Spell .
Rage Spells appear to have a gridlock-like pattern on the edges of the spell when you deploy it and it will fade away once the spell expires.
When a Rage Spell is dropped, it makes a "roar" sound, which lasts for about 3 seconds.
The Rage Spell, Lightning Spell and Healing Spell were the first spells to be added to the game.
In the game files, the Rage Spell is named "haste", referring to its speed boost ability, just like the Haste Spell . The Haste Spell, in comparison, is named "speedup", also referring to its ability to exclusively provide a speed boost.
The Haste Spell, in comparison, is named "speedup", also referring to its ability to exclusively provide a speed boost.
The Rage Spell is the only spell that is carried and then dropped from a troop, namely the Super Valkyrie . The Rage Spell that the Super Valkyrie drops upon death has a very similar texture to that of a regular Rage Spell, though slightly smaller. Though the Rage Spell is the only spell that is explicitly carried by a troop, other troops drop spell-like effects upon death, such as the Ice Golem (and the temporary troop Ice Minion who drop(s) a Freeze Spell-like effect, and the Electro Dragon who drops a Lightning Spell-like effect.
The Rage Spell that the Super Valkyrie drops upon death has a very similar texture to that of a regular Rage Spell, though slightly smaller.
Though the Rage Spell is the only spell that is explicitly carried by a troop, other troops drop spell-like effects upon death, such as the Ice Golem (and the temporary troop Ice Minion who drop(s) a Freeze Spell-like effect, and the Electro Dragon who drops a Lightning Spell-like effect.
In Clash Royale , the Rage Spell , has the same properties as the Rage Spell in Clash of Clans; boosting movement speed. However, it boosts attack speed instead of damage and is able to affect buildings. Unlike in Clash of Clans, the Rage in Clash Royale also deals damage upon dropped.

General

Although the Rage Spell can be upgraded to level 2 in the level 3 Laboratory , only Troops , and Spells that are already unlocked will appear in the Laboratory upgrade interface. The Rage Spell will not appear in the Laboratory until the Spell Factory has been upgraded to level 3 (which requires Town Hall level 7). It is possible to have a level 5 Laboratory before unlocking the Rage Spell; if so, the first three upgrades will be available as soon as the Spell Factory level 3 upgrade finishes.
When used on Heroes , they grow to about twice their original size. If a Hero's health is depleted whilst under the effects of the Rage Spell, they will still appear at twice their size through until the end of the battle.
If a Hero's health is depleted whilst under the effects of the Rage Spell, they will still appear at twice their size through until the end of the battle.
The Rage Spell's purple ring of rage is the same size as the Healing Spell .
Rage Spells appear to have a gridlock-like pattern on the edges of the spell when you deploy it and it will fade away once the spell expires.
When a Rage Spell is dropped, it makes a "roar" sound, which lasts for about 3 seconds.
The Rage Spell, Lightning Spell and Healing Spell were the first spells to be added to the game.
In the game files, the Rage Spell is named "haste", referring to its speed boost ability, just like the Haste Spell . The Haste Spell, in comparison, is named "speedup", also referring to its ability to exclusively provide a speed boost.
The Haste Spell, in comparison, is named "speedup", also referring to its ability to exclusively provide a speed boost.
The Rage Spell is the only spell that is carried and then dropped from a troop, namely the Super Valkyrie . The Rage Spell that the Super Valkyrie drops upon death has a very similar texture to that of a regular Rage Spell, though slightly smaller. Though the Rage Spell is the only spell that is explicitly carried by a troop, other troops drop spell-like effects upon death, such as the Ice Golem (and the temporary troop Ice Minion who drop(s) a Freeze Spell-like effect, and the Electro Dragon who drops a Lightning Spell-like effect.
The Rage Spell that the Super Valkyrie drops upon death has a very similar texture to that of a regular Rage Spell, though slightly smaller.
Though the Rage Spell is the only spell that is explicitly carried by a troop, other troops drop spell-like effects upon death, such as the Ice Golem (and the temporary troop Ice Minion who drop(s) a Freeze Spell-like effect, and the Electro Dragon who drops a Lightning Spell-like effect.
In Clash Royale , the Rage Spell , has the same properties as the Rage Spell in Clash of Clans; boosting movement speed. However, it boosts attack speed instead of damage and is able to affect buildings. Unlike in Clash of Clans, the Rage in Clash Royale also deals damage upon dropped.

Comparisons

The Rage Spell, Poison Spell and Invisibility Spell are the spells currently used in the Spell Tower . The defensive Rage Spell in the Spell Tower can boost defenses but it can only increase damage by 60%, unlike the normal Rage Spell which increase damage by 180% at max level.
The defensive Rage Spell in the Spell Tower can boost defenses but it can only increase damage by 60%, unlike the normal Rage Spell which increase damage by 180% at max level.