How to Form and Lead a Clan in Clash of Clans

Spend some time experimenting with the game before forming a clan . You shouldn’t start a new guild unless you’re already at a fairly high level, such as experience level 40 and Town Hall level 9 or higher. If you haven’t reached this level, no one will want to join your clan, and you will be in trouble and teased. This is the negative side of this community, but you can avoid cyberbullying by joining another clan to start building your foothold. Once you get used to the game, have a good background and play well, form your own clan, take the leadership and executive roles.

• The general rule that you need to remember is that guilds should be formed when the main house is level 9 or higher. That’s because if you’re leading the clan, you must have strong offensive and defensive capabilities, with fortified fortresses that have been upgraded and an elite army like the Electro-Dragon.
• The main house of 8 and below is considered “young” in Clash of Clans, and from level 9, elements like the powerful Archer Queen will be unlocked, making you an admirable leader. When the main house reaches level 12, you can build Siege Machines to become a more “remarkable” leader.
• Try joining another clan first. Leading a guild is not easy and you may not be experienced enough; so joining another clan is a way to help you learn.

Select the type of clan you want to form. There are three basic types of guilds: Hardcore, Farming, and Casual. It’s easier to plan and attract members to a new clan when you have a general operating plan and strategy in place.

• The Hardcore Guild, also known as Trophy Pushing, is mainly about fighting continuously. They almost always have a series of fights, and often don’t stop, so you need to be willing to invest your precious time.
• The Farming Guild has a policy opposite of Hardcore. This was a clan that rarely waged war and usually only cultivated crops as their name suggests. The only advantage of joining this guild was having high level soldiers doing the farming.
• Casual or Hybrid guilds are a combination of the two, ie still having wars but not too often and spending most of their free time farming.

Give the clan an impressive name. In order for your clan to gain new members, you need to name it so that it attracts many people and makes them choose to join your clan among many others. The unique clan name will be the only name that shows up when players search with certain keywords, so you need to avoid naming clichés or too casual.

• Try to come up with a unique name, and avoid using clan names like “The Clash Clan” (can’t you think of anything other than the game name?) or “The Great Clan” or “We Do War” Can you think of any other better names?
• Refer to the most common names and come up with a completely different name, such as a clan reminiscent of the Viking era. Choose an impressive and specific name, such as “Witchsmoke” or “Dragon Eye”. What about “Green Valkyrie” (Green Valkyrie)? So you have a “good” guild name already.

Create a special emblem for the clan. Ideally, you should choose an icon that reminds you of the clan name. For example, if your clan name is Fireworks Ahead, create an icon with a red background and orange lines. Make sure it’s an easy-to-remember and stand-out logo that’s instantly recognizable. Impressive icons also help you attract new members and scare off your opponents.

Add an interesting description to the clan. It’s a good idea to spend some time writing an intimate clan introduction to provide background information to other players. For example, if you want to lead a warlike clan, mention that in the introduction. Likewise, you can also mention the goal of friendly clan formation or farming when writing your introduction. Try to include as much information in the description as possible so future members know more about the clan, but don’t make it so long and complicated that casual members are frustrated.

• Some players mentioned the clan’s rules in the description, while others chose to make that information available to individual members after they joined. It’s up to you to decide how to do it, because you’re the leader of the guild!