"Parade grounds are used for drill practise and ceremonies, like performing the national anthem. The more parade grounds you have, the stronger your army gets!"
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Level 1
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Level 2
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Level 3
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Level 4
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Level 5
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Level 6
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Level 7
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Level 8
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Level 9
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Level 10
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Level 11
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Level 12
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Level 13
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Level 14
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Level 15
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Level 16
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Level 17
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Level 18
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Level 19
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Level 20
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- Summary
- The Army Camp takes up a 5x5 space, making it the largest structure in the game.
- They continue to function even when they are being upgraded, allowing you to keep your armies at full capacity at all times.
- Troops in the army camp do not act like Clan Castle Troops, as they do not defend your village during siege.
- The Army Camp is where your troops go when they're done training. Some troops may take up more than one space. Upgrading and building more Army Camps allow more troops to be stored, allowing higher chances of victory in raids.
- You should not surround your Army Camps with Walls, as they do not need protecting. Also, the Army Camps occupy a lot of space (5 x 5). More walls are needed to contain them when the extra walls can be used to surround defensive buildings that are already inside the wall, strengthening the defense.
- Army Camps have a significant amount of health so keeping them in range of a defense (though not inside walls) is a wise strategy. The attacking Troops will spend a considerable amount of time destroying the Army Camps, allowing defensive buildings ample time to fire shots on them.
- Trivia
- When you move your Army Camp, any Troops there will wait until it is placed in its new position, at which time they will move towards the place where you put it.
- When you are raiding you cannot see any enemy Troops in the Army Camps.
- For the amount of squares they occupy (5x5) the Army Camp has relatively low health.
Level
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Hitpoints
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Build Cost
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Build Time
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Experience Gained
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Town Hall Level Required
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1
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400
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250
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5 m
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5
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1
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2
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420
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400
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8 m
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8
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2
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3
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460
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700
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12 m
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12
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3
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4
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510
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1200
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25 m
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25
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4
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5
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550
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3300
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46 m
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46
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5
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6
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590
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6,500
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1 h 20 m
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80
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6
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7
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620
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16,500
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1 h 57 m
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117
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7
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8
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650
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28,000
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3 h 45 m
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225
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8
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9
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690
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40,000
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5 h 15 m
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315
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9
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10
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720
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55,000
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8 h
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480
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10
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11
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760
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80,000
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12 h 30 m
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750
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11
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12
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820
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130,000
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20 h
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1200
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12
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13
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880
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290,000
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1 d 7 h
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1860
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13
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14
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950
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450,000
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1 d 21 h
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2700
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14
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15
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1030
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880,000
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2 d 15 m
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3780
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15
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16
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1110
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1,300,000
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3 d 12 h
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5040
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16
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17
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1180
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2,000,000
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4 d 16 h
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6720
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17
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18
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1250
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3,000,000
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5 d 23 h
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8580
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18
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19
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1320
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4,600,000
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7 d 16 h
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11040
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19
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20
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1400
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6,800,000
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10 d
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14400
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20
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