Poison Spell - Unités de troupes dans Clash of Clans

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"Give your army the upper hand against enemy troops with this deadly poison! Defending units that linger in a Poison Spell's toxic cloud will move slower, attack slower and take damage with increasing severity over time. Poison Spells do not affect structures ."

Attributs de base

Radius 4 tiles

Spell Duration 16 Seconds

Damage Type Area Splash

Housing Space 1

Targets Ground & Air

Dark Spell Factory Level Required 1

Niveaux

Level	Max damage per second	Speed decrease	Attack rate decrease	Research cost	Research time	Laboratory level required
1	90	26%	35%	N/A	N/A	N/A
2	115	30%	40%	5,000	6h	6
3	145	34%	45%	10,000	18h	7
4	180	38%	50%	21,500	2d	8
5	220	40%	55%	35,000	3d	9
6	260	42%	60%	55,000	4d	10
7	280	44%	65%	77,500	5d	11
8	300	46%	68%	100,000	6d 12h	12
9	320	48%	70%	135,000	7d	13
10	340	50%	72%	175,000	8d	14
11	360	51%	73%	230,000	9d 16h	15
12	380	52%	74%	350,000	14d 12h	16

Summary

The Poison Spell is the first Dark Spell unlocked in the Dark Spell Factory and is automatically unlocked once the Dark Spell Factory has finished being built, requiring the Town Hall to be at level 8. It slows down all enemy Clan Castle Troops , Heroes , and Skeletons inside its area of effect (and causes them to take damage over time). However, buildings remain unaffected by Poison Spells.
The Poison Spell slowly ramps up in damage the longer a unit stays poisoned. The effect lasts for an additional 6 seconds after the unit leaves the poison radius.

Strategies

A Poison Spell only takes one spell housing space, and deals more total damage over the course of its duration than the Lightning Spell , the other spell that can be used to deal with Clan Castle Troops, which takes up the same amount of spell capacity. This makes the Poison Spell very appealing as a way to deal with Clan Castle Troops along with a few troops to keep the enemy troops inside the area of effect of the Poison Spell.
A Poison Spell has a circular area of effect for scaling damage, whereas a Lightning Spell strikes a small radius, dealing instantaneous damage. Making effectiveness of both spells depend on the defending base's layout, as well as what and where the Clan Castle Troops are, and the player's army composition.
As of September 18, 2015, Poison Spells do scaling damage in a similar manner to a single-target Inferno Tower , just to a lesser extent. This scaling effect dramatically affects high-hitpoint units but deals much less damage against Heroes for balancing reasons. The Poison Spell is still useful to slow defending Heroes down; however, a Freeze Spell can also be a good alternative, which can also affect defenses around them. It can also be used to slow the movement and attack speed of the opposing heroes down.
The Poison Spell is still useful to slow defending Heroes down; however, a Freeze Spell can also be a good alternative, which can also affect defenses around them. It can also be used to slow the movement and attack speed of the opposing heroes down.
It can also be used to slow the movement and attack speed of the opposing heroes down.
A Poison Spell can take a significant amount of time to kill troops, depending on the type of troops inside the Clan Castle, so make sure that you have enough time left to finish your attack after the Clan Castle troops are dealt with. A level 1 Poison Spell can easily kill all the first few troops unlocked in the Barracks , as well as any level Wizards , Witches , Skeletons , and Minions . Upgrading this spell, however, is still useful, as higher-level Poison Spells kill them faster and leave more time to finish the attack, allowing you to deal with more durable troops better.
A level 1 Poison Spell can easily kill all the first few troops unlocked in the Barracks , as well as any level Wizards , Witches , Skeletons , and Minions . Upgrading this spell, however, is still useful, as higher-level Poison Spells kill them faster and leave more time to finish the attack, allowing you to deal with more durable troops better.
If you see a Dragon , Baby Dragon , Balloons , or Valkyries on defense, it is good to use a Poison Spell on them, as the scaling effect is deadly against high-hitpoint units. It also decreases their speed, which makes them slower to reach the target. Although a single Poison Spell will not fully wipe off very high hitpoint troops like Dragons, Electro Dragons , Golems , and P.E.K.K.As , its slowing effect makes them highly vulnerable to other troops while active.
Although a single Poison Spell will not fully wipe off very high hitpoint troops like Dragons, Electro Dragons , Golems , and P.E.K.K.As , its slowing effect makes them highly vulnerable to other troops while active.
Multiple stacked Poisons Spells will speed up the scaling process but will not increase the maximum damage per second, so typically it is a waste if you place many at once.
While not a popular strategy, Poison Spells can be used to stack damage, making it possible to take out any Clan Castle units with enough spells.
As of the March 2016 update, defending troops will automatically attempt to escape the Poison Spell's AOE if they are currently not targeting any troop, in which case they will ignore the spell entirely. Healers and Heroes are not affected, as Healers cannot attack enemy troops and defending Heroes have a limited targeting range already. However, it is currently unknown whether the Druids will run away from the Poison Spell, but the Bears will always attempt to escape from it.
A good offensive strategy is to lure the Clan Castle troops to the corner and then attack them with high-damage troops like the Wizard or a high number of Archers . Usually, when the Poison Spell is dropped on any defending troops, and if they do not have any target, then the defending troops will walk out of the radius. So, it is best to attack them with troops while the defending troops are inside the Poison Spell to get its full potential. Alternatively, you can use a Freeze Spell to make the Clan Castle troops unable to move, allowing the Poison Spell to ramp up in damage.
Alternatively, you can use a Freeze Spell to make the Clan Castle troops unable to move, allowing the Poison Spell to ramp up in damage.
As the Loading Screen Hints would say, it is a very effective answer to Skeletons spawned by Skeleton Traps . You can use another expendable troop to activate them, then deploy your Poison Spell to wipe them out.

Offensive Strategies

A Poison Spell only takes one spell housing space, and deals more total damage over the course of its duration than the Lightning Spell , the other spell that can be used to deal with Clan Castle Troops, which takes up the same amount of spell capacity. This makes the Poison Spell very appealing as a way to deal with Clan Castle Troops along with a few troops to keep the enemy troops inside the area of effect of the Poison Spell.
A Poison Spell has a circular area of effect for scaling damage, whereas a Lightning Spell strikes a small radius, dealing instantaneous damage. Making effectiveness of both spells depend on the defending base's layout, as well as what and where the Clan Castle Troops are, and the player's army composition.
As of September 18, 2015, Poison Spells do scaling damage in a similar manner to a single-target Inferno Tower , just to a lesser extent. This scaling effect dramatically affects high-hitpoint units but deals much less damage against Heroes for balancing reasons. The Poison Spell is still useful to slow defending Heroes down; however, a Freeze Spell can also be a good alternative, which can also affect defenses around them. It can also be used to slow the movement and attack speed of the opposing heroes down.
The Poison Spell is still useful to slow defending Heroes down; however, a Freeze Spell can also be a good alternative, which can also affect defenses around them. It can also be used to slow the movement and attack speed of the opposing heroes down.
It can also be used to slow the movement and attack speed of the opposing heroes down.
A Poison Spell can take a significant amount of time to kill troops, depending on the type of troops inside the Clan Castle, so make sure that you have enough time left to finish your attack after the Clan Castle troops are dealt with. A level 1 Poison Spell can easily kill all the first few troops unlocked in the Barracks , as well as any level Wizards , Witches , Skeletons , and Minions . Upgrading this spell, however, is still useful, as higher-level Poison Spells kill them faster and leave more time to finish the attack, allowing you to deal with more durable troops better.
A level 1 Poison Spell can easily kill all the first few troops unlocked in the Barracks , as well as any level Wizards , Witches , Skeletons , and Minions . Upgrading this spell, however, is still useful, as higher-level Poison Spells kill them faster and leave more time to finish the attack, allowing you to deal with more durable troops better.
If you see a Dragon , Baby Dragon , Balloons , or Valkyries on defense, it is good to use a Poison Spell on them, as the scaling effect is deadly against high-hitpoint units. It also decreases their speed, which makes them slower to reach the target. Although a single Poison Spell will not fully wipe off very high hitpoint troops like Dragons, Electro Dragons , Golems , and P.E.K.K.As , its slowing effect makes them highly vulnerable to other troops while active.
Although a single Poison Spell will not fully wipe off very high hitpoint troops like Dragons, Electro Dragons , Golems , and P.E.K.K.As , its slowing effect makes them highly vulnerable to other troops while active.
Multiple stacked Poisons Spells will speed up the scaling process but will not increase the maximum damage per second, so typically it is a waste if you place many at once.
While not a popular strategy, Poison Spells can be used to stack damage, making it possible to take out any Clan Castle units with enough spells.
As of the March 2016 update, defending troops will automatically attempt to escape the Poison Spell's AOE if they are currently not targeting any troop, in which case they will ignore the spell entirely. Healers and Heroes are not affected, as Healers cannot attack enemy troops and defending Heroes have a limited targeting range already. However, it is currently unknown whether the Druids will run away from the Poison Spell, but the Bears will always attempt to escape from it.
A good offensive strategy is to lure the Clan Castle troops to the corner and then attack them with high-damage troops like the Wizard or a high number of Archers . Usually, when the Poison Spell is dropped on any defending troops, and if they do not have any target, then the defending troops will walk out of the radius. So, it is best to attack them with troops while the defending troops are inside the Poison Spell to get its full potential. Alternatively, you can use a Freeze Spell to make the Clan Castle troops unable to move, allowing the Poison Spell to ramp up in damage.
Alternatively, you can use a Freeze Spell to make the Clan Castle troops unable to move, allowing the Poison Spell to ramp up in damage.
As the Loading Screen Hints would say, it is a very effective answer to Skeletons spawned by Skeleton Traps . You can use another expendable troop to activate them, then deploy your Poison Spell to wipe them out.

Defensive Strategies

Use high-damage troops like the Baby Dragon or Valkyrie to still deal good damage while under the effect. If you can get one, an Inferno Dragon is your best bet since even under poison, the 3rd stage damage is extremely high. Troops with a high attack rate will be affected much because the spell does massive change to this stat.
Ice Golems are also good because their main mechanic of freezing is not affected while under poison.
More than one Poison Spell is normally not good. If you have a good idea of where an attacker may start a Queen or Warden Walk, then place a Hero such that their trigger radius is at or behind the Clan Castle trigger radius in that direction, so an attacker will have to fight a hero and the Clan Castle troops at the same time, potentially forcing more Poison Spells to be brought.
Poison Spells are also used to kill Skeleton Trap Skeletons. Separate your Skeleton Traps so that multiple Skeletons from multiple traps can't be killed by the same Poison Spell.

Statistics

Troops in Poison Spells now take less damage at first, but much more over time.
Poison Spell damage now increases to huge amounts and lingers after leaving the spell.
Poison Spells now also reduce the attack rate of defending Troops.

History

Troops in Poison Spells now take less damage at first, but much more over time.
Poison Spell damage now increases to huge amounts and lingers after leaving the spell.
Poison Spells now also reduce the attack rate of defending Troops.

Sounds

Unlike the Clash Royale counterpart, ghosts emerge after a Poison Spell is thrown, and they keep emerging for 3 seconds along with a creepy laughing sound, rather than skulls. In addition to that, the Clash Royale counterpart deals constant damage, affects buildings, and slightly reduces movement speed. The Poison spell is red in Clash Royale, but in Clash of Clans, it is orange. The sound effects and sprites remain identical.
In addition to that, the Clash Royale counterpart deals constant damage, affects buildings, and slightly reduces movement speed.
The Poison spell is red in Clash Royale, but in Clash of Clans, it is orange.
The sound effects and sprites remain identical.
Poison Spell's brewing time has been reduced multiple times, from 15 minutes to 3 minutes.
The Headhunter inflicts a Poison Spell-like effect on her attacks, poisoning any troops and heroes she hits to slow them down considerably, but this effect alone does not deal any damage.

Gallery

Unlike the Clash Royale counterpart, ghosts emerge after a Poison Spell is thrown, and they keep emerging for 3 seconds along with a creepy laughing sound, rather than skulls. In addition to that, the Clash Royale counterpart deals constant damage, affects buildings, and slightly reduces movement speed. The Poison spell is red in Clash Royale, but in Clash of Clans, it is orange. The sound effects and sprites remain identical.
In addition to that, the Clash Royale counterpart deals constant damage, affects buildings, and slightly reduces movement speed.
The Poison spell is red in Clash Royale, but in Clash of Clans, it is orange.
The sound effects and sprites remain identical.
Poison Spell's brewing time has been reduced multiple times, from 15 minutes to 3 minutes.
The Headhunter inflicts a Poison Spell-like effect on her attacks, poisoning any troops and heroes she hits to slow them down considerably, but this effect alone does not deal any damage.

Trivia

Unlike the Clash Royale counterpart, ghosts emerge after a Poison Spell is thrown, and they keep emerging for 3 seconds along with a creepy laughing sound, rather than skulls. In addition to that, the Clash Royale counterpart deals constant damage, affects buildings, and slightly reduces movement speed. The Poison spell is red in Clash Royale, but in Clash of Clans, it is orange. The sound effects and sprites remain identical.
In addition to that, the Clash Royale counterpart deals constant damage, affects buildings, and slightly reduces movement speed.
The Poison spell is red in Clash Royale, but in Clash of Clans, it is orange.
The sound effects and sprites remain identical.
Poison Spell's brewing time has been reduced multiple times, from 15 minutes to 3 minutes.
The Headhunter inflicts a Poison Spell-like effect on her attacks, poisoning any troops and heroes she hits to slow them down considerably, but this effect alone does not deal any damage.

General

Unlike the Clash Royale counterpart, ghosts emerge after a Poison Spell is thrown, and they keep emerging for 3 seconds along with a creepy laughing sound, rather than skulls. In addition to that, the Clash Royale counterpart deals constant damage, affects buildings, and slightly reduces movement speed. The Poison spell is red in Clash Royale, but in Clash of Clans, it is orange. The sound effects and sprites remain identical.
In addition to that, the Clash Royale counterpart deals constant damage, affects buildings, and slightly reduces movement speed.
The Poison spell is red in Clash Royale, but in Clash of Clans, it is orange.
The sound effects and sprites remain identical.
Poison Spell's brewing time has been reduced multiple times, from 15 minutes to 3 minutes.
The Headhunter inflicts a Poison Spell-like effect on her attacks, poisoning any troops and heroes she hits to slow them down considerably, but this effect alone does not deal any damage.

Comparisons

The Poison Spell, Earthquake Spell , and Haste Spell were the first Dark Spells to be added to the game.
Prior to the Poison Spell, strategies that did not include a Clan Castle lure utilized a well-placed Lightning Spell to destroy defensive Clan Castle troops. With the introduction of the Poison Spell, players now have a viable alternative to destroying Clan Castle troops.
The Poison Spell is the Dark Spell that has the highest level at max, being 11.