Rules

While most of the items on this list should be self-evident, some require further explanation. Here is a set of rules that you must follow while in our clan:

  1. Maintain politeness when texting in the clan chat. Assume positive intent from others, and if misunderstandings arise, offer a formal and detailed explanation instead of resorting to insults or rude comments.

  2. Feel free to request troops, even if you haven't donated as much as you are asking for. Higher-ranking players often find it easier to donate their troops and meet the level requirements. So, do not worry about getting kicked for not donating enough.

  3. Although we encourage active troop donation requests, we kindly ask that the requested troops align with common requests. Making super troops for a single request can be a waste of resources. If you are new and unsure about appropriate donations, ask for guidance or observe others' requests.

  4. Whenever you come online, check the clan chat to see how many people are online. If someone else is online, send a short message to initiate conversation. This not only fosters engagement but also helps the clan leadership monitor members' activity.

  5. If you anticipate being away for an extended period, let us know. Informing us prevents any misunderstanding regarding inactivity.

  6. There are no strict minimum requirements to stay in the clan. While we encourage participation in clan activities, it is not mandatory. However, we may remove players who show no signs of playing at all. 

  7. If you feel unhappy in our clan, please communicate the reasons with us before deciding to leave. We are open to accommodating your needs and resolving any issues.

  8. The rank of Elder or Co-Leader is reserved for players who demonstrate exceptional commitment to the clan, surpassing what we expect from a regular player. These individuals should be role models with exemplary records of following our rules. Being helpful and polite to fellow clan members may lead to promotions. Avoid begging for promotions, as it suggests you may not be ready for the responsibilities.