The Ultimate Mass Dragon Guide (In Depth)

Didn't realize that you need a guide to spam dragons?

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Originally Posted by Leoj

This is a pretty good mass dragon guide but there are a few things I would add to make it the "ultimate" guide.
Spells:
1. When attacking TH7, 3 lightening spells are more reliable than all rage. If you triple lightening the strong or hard to reach air def (centered and behind TH), it is virtually impossible for the remaining one to defeat the drags. This is much more reliable and takes less practice and timing than rages. With lightening, be carfeul not to fumble (don't select lighetning until ready to drop). Zoom tight, then drop in center of air D. You don't have to wait for first one to finish before dropping next one, since there is a risk of running out of time. Just tripple tap. You can look up what level 3X lightning you need to destroy an given lvl air def on thw wiki. I think 3 X Lvl 2 Lightening = lvl 5 AD, 3 X Lvl 3 = Lvl 6, 3X Lvl 4 lightening = Lvl 7 or 8

2. When attacking TH8 with 1-2 weaker air defenses (lvl 4 or less), I also suggest lightening on the strong or centralized one. With lvl 2 or 3 drags this will usually give 3 stars.

3. TH9 use 3 rage. or 2 rage + 1 heal if your heal spell is high level and your rage is weak.


Add a graphic on how to determine if Xbow is up or down or needs to be reloaded.

Drop / placement.
If one of the (remaining) air defs is close to the edge, that should be your drop side.

If there are buildings (like builders huts) in the corners ON THE SIDE YOU ARE ATTACKING FROM, drop a dragon on each of those first. Wait til they finish destroying them and move toward the main base to drop the remaining ones. Ignore corner buildings on opposite side of base.

If you didn't have to do the previous step, then drop one drag on two corners on main base on attacking side, wait a few seconds for them to start clearing the out lying junk buildings (army camps, etc) before dropping the rest in a line along that side. Clearing those corners helps prevent the remaining dragons from running around the outside of the base.

Drop remaining drags in a line across side, make the line a little dense in the center (where the town hall is). Never dump them in a single spot.


CC or heros.
Option 1: BK and wizazrds or archers. These can be use to trim the out buildings to the left or right of deployment zone, again increasing the odds of the dragons going to the core.
Option 2: If you have a CC drag, deploy it a bit behind the main drag line, aimed right at the town hall
Option 3: Balloons, Hogs or Archer Queen can be used to make out an exposed air def or archer tower.

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agree with everything this guy said :D

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Originally Posted by gemmerth10

Didn't realize that you need a guide to spam dragons?

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those who spam dragons does not need a guide but those who attack with dragons always need a guide.

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Originally Posted by Suranjan16049

those who spam dragons does not need a guide but those who attack with dragons always need a guide.

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+1
Simontay failed in a video, because he spammed drags

as a master drag raider with a few loons mixed in I disagree with your input on xbows. Pointed up or down makes no difference, if the xbow is less than lvl 3 and lvl 5 or lower air d, I jump all over it. A level 1 or 2 xbow does little damage to mass drags. If it is an anti air base, with central air d, if they are level 5 or lower you can still 3 star(depending on other things such as if they have xbows and what level) but you have to change spell combos. For an anti air, but lower level air d base, you take 2 rage, 2 heal and 1 freeze. You clear outer path with a drag or 2 so your drags go right towards center, and when they are within striking distance you drop a heal and rage leading them into middle, once workin on central air d, freeze 1 or maybe 2 if your lucky, than repeat rage and heal. I know guides are helpful to everyone, but in reality they can only kind of show you the way, because no 2 bases are usually the same and the ones they attack in guides you may never hit. They can be used for troop combos and what to look for, but your best bet is trial and error and find your own combos for diff types of bases.

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Originally Posted by Leoj

This is a pretty good mass dragon guide but there are a few things I would add to make it the "ultimate" guide.
Spells:
1. When attacking TH7, 3 lightening spells are more reliable than all rage. If you triple lightening the strong or hard to reach air def (centered and behind TH), it is virtually impossible for the remaining one to defeat the drags. This is much more reliable and takes less practice and timing than rages. With lightening, be carfeul not to fumble (don't select lighetning until ready to drop). Zoom tight, then drop in center of air D. You don't have to wait for first one to finish before dropping next one, since there is a risk of running out of time. Just tripple tap. You can look up what level 3X lightning you need to destroy an given lvl air def on thw wiki. I think 3 X Lvl 2 Lightening = lvl 5 AD, 3 X Lvl 3 = Lvl 6, 3X Lvl 4 lightening = Lvl 7 or 8

2. When attacking TH8 with 1-2 weaker air defenses (lvl 4 or less), I also suggest lightening on the strong or centralized one. With lvl 2 or 3 drags this will usually give 3 stars.

3. TH9 use 3 rage. or 2 rage + 1 heal if your heal spell is high level and your rage is weak.


Add a graphic on how to determine if Xbow is up or down or needs to be reloaded.

Drop / placement.
If one of the (remaining) air defs is close to the edge, that should be your drop side.

If there are buildings (like builders huts) in the corners ON THE SIDE YOU ARE ATTACKING FROM, drop a dragon on each of those first. Wait til they finish destroying them and move toward the main base to drop the remaining ones. Ignore corner buildings on opposite side of base.

If you didn't have to do the previous step, then drop one drag on two corners on main base on attacking side, wait a few seconds for them to start clearing the out lying junk buildings (army camps, etc) before dropping the rest in a line along that side. Clearing those corners helps prevent the remaining dragons from running around the outside of the base.

Drop remaining drags in a line across side, make the line a little dense in the center (where the town hall is). Never dump them in a single spot.


CC or heros.
Option 1: BK and wizazrds or archers. These can be use to trim the out buildings to the left or right of deployment zone, again increasing the odds of the dragons going to the core.
Option 2: If you have a CC drag, deploy it a bit behind the main drag line, aimed right at the town hall
Option 3: Balloons, Hogs or Archer Queen can be used to make out an exposed air def or archer tower.

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^This guide is better than the op's guide as it is more advance. Op's guide doesn't even use balloons ...

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Originally Posted by Leoj

This is a pretty good mass dragon guide but there are a few things I would add to make it the "ultimate" guide.
Spells:
1. When attacking TH7, 3 lightening spells are more reliable than all rage. If you triple lightening the strong or hard to reach air def (centered and behind TH), it is virtually impossible for the remaining one to defeat the drags. This is much more reliable and takes less practice and timing than rages. With lightening, be carfeul not to fumble (don't select lighetning until ready to drop). Zoom tight, then drop in center of air D. You don't have to wait for first one to finish before dropping next one, since there is a risk of running out of time. Just tripple tap. You can look up what level 3X lightning you need to destroy an given lvl air def on thw wiki. I think 3 X Lvl 2 Lightening = lvl 5 AD, 3 X Lvl 3 = Lvl 6, 3X Lvl 4 lightening = Lvl 7 or 8

2. When attacking TH8 with 1-2 weaker air defenses (lvl 4 or less), I also suggest lightening on the strong or centralized one. With lvl 2 or 3 drags this will usually give 3 stars.

3. TH9 use 3 rage. or 2 rage + 1 heal if your heal spell is high level and your rage is weak.


Add a graphic on how to determine if Xbow is up or down or needs to be reloaded.

Drop / placement.
If one of the (remaining) air defs is close to the edge, that should be your drop side.

If there are buildings (like builders huts) in the corners ON THE SIDE YOU ARE ATTACKING FROM, drop a dragon on each of those first. Wait til they finish destroying them and move toward the main base to drop the remaining ones. Ignore corner buildings on opposite side of base.

If you didn't have to do the previous step, then drop one drag on two corners on main base on attacking side, wait a few seconds for them to start clearing the out lying junk buildings (army camps, etc) before dropping the rest in a line along that side. Clearing those corners helps prevent the remaining dragons from running around the outside of the base.

Drop remaining drags in a line across side, make the line a little dense in the center (where the town hall is). Never dump them in a single spot.


CC or heros.
Option 1: BK and wizazrds or archers. These can be use to trim the out buildings to the left or right of deployment zone, again increasing the odds of the dragons going to the core.
Option 2: If you have a CC drag, deploy it a bit behind the main drag line, aimed right at the town hall
Option 3: Balloons, Hogs or Archer Queen can be used to make out an exposed air def or archer tower.

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As a mass-drag user the above one is obviously an intensive guide while OP's is for starter.
In addition, drag user should be aware of high-level air defense placing behind a line of gold/elixir storage. A group of storage has high hit point and takes time to be destroyed while your dragons are fired. Try avoid placing dragons on that direction.

Hmm, The funny thing is, I don't think you even have dragons.

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Originally Posted by HideZo

As a mass-drag user the above one is obviously an intensive guide while OP's is for starter.
In addition, drag user should be aware of high-level air defense placing behind a line of gold/elixir storage. A group of storage has high hit point and takes time to be destroyed while your dragons are fired. Try avoid placing dragons on that direction.

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This a alt??

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Originally Posted by HideZo

As a mass-drag user the above one is obviously an intensive guide while OP's is for starter.
In addition, drag user should be aware of high-level air defense placing behind a line of gold/elixir storage. A group of storage has high hit point and takes time to be destroyed while your dragons are fired. Try avoid placing dragons on that direction.

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Originally Posted by Intoxicating

Hmm, The funny thing is, I don't think you even have dragons.



This a alt??

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No, he has a point. I have seen some HORRIBLE advise on these forums, such as zapping the AD that is most exposed and ignoring the AD on the other side of that high hp townhall. One should be aware of high HP buildings. High HP storage saved a star on my base in the last clan war, and we won by one star! So much horrible advise passed off as good advise on these forum, so little time.

DRX10 so much cooler :D