Ability to attack gem boxes for gems

One of the new features introduced with the latest update was a gem box that could randomly appear in the map, containing 25 gems.

What if it was possible for troops to attack the unclaimed gem boxes of enemy villages during a routine attack? In this case, you could see a gem box that has been left unclaimed and choose to deploy troops who will begin to destroy it, as if it were a gold or elixir storage, for example. You could earn a percentage of the gems inside the box, and the player that was attacked is left with fewer gems when he eventually claims it.

The box may eventually empty, but is still visible until the village owner clears it. In this way, players searching for gem boxes to pillage won't know what the box contains.

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What do you think?
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Gem boxes existed before this last update but it was very rare from my understanding. I once attack someone that had one and I had no idea what it was (I had no idea it was even there) but I did the share reply and a clan member freaked out a bit over seeing it (like wishing it would happen to him)

For the idea, I am not sure. Attack it for 1 gem? but that kinda punishes inactive people too much since even with that, the inactive might find a gem box with nothing in it.

I think it should stay as it is. What if you went to bed or went camping or something else and a gem box appeared while you have gone. It wouldn't be fair if you attacked them. Just my opinion.

I think it would be a good idea if it respawned when you went back online

This is a pretty bad idea... People will stop raiding villages for resources, they will do it for gems! This is just as bad as an idea of gem storages...

I think this is good idea..

Army attact on gems box after win attact

It has already been ruled out by Supercell, so not happening

pls read this before you post anything http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...rum-guidelines

With this idea, say if someone had all of their builders in use and someone comes in and takes the gem box...