Miner

Miner

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• 8 level

General Information

Living space

6

Entrenamien-to

30 seconds

Speed ​​of movement

24

Attack speed

1.7 seconds

Research

Cumulative Cost

54,500,000

Cumulative Time

61 days These scooped scoundrels go underground. they sneak under the walls and emerge alongside their targets. When underground, miners do not take damage or activate traps, but do receive bonuses from spells.

Summary

• 1 Summary
• 2 Strategy
  • 2.1 Offensive
  • 2.2 Defensive
• 3 Differences from the update
• 4 History
• 5 Gallery
• 6 Trivia
  • 6.1 Comparisons

Your Order

• The Miner is the twelfth Elixir Troop unlocked at Barracks level 12.
• It is single-target and buries underground when not facing enemy troops or buildings. This allows him to have the useful ability to remain unaffected by walls and evade all traps.
• The miner does not have a favorite target, they simply attack the target closest to them.

Strategy

Offensive

• The Miner is similar to the Hog Rider before he attacked defenses he can bypass Walls. However, the Miner's mechanic is better as he is invincible when underground.
• Miners synergize well with Pig Riders, and the two types of troops can be combined into a combination known as the Pig Miner. Miners can take on defensive Heroes and Skeleton Traps, while Pig Riders They are more powerful against defenses because they prioritize defenses and have better DPS. If the Grand Sentinel and the Royal Fighter are unlocked, they can also be dispatched with a hybrid attack to support, as these two heroes are also capable of bypassing walls and thus can easily follow them.
  • However, the combination has a weakness to Clan Castle's air troops, as neither of them is capable of targeting them. It may be useful to activate and destroy the Clan Castle troops before attacking, if possible.
• Miners can be used to set off traps and attract Clan Castle troops. They can also be used as a little distraction.
  • For example: you are using a GoWiPe (Golems, Mages and PEKKAs), but the Inferno Tower and Clan Castle troops will eliminate your Golems in seconds once they are within range. You can quickly place a Miner to appear and distract defenses.
• The miner cannot be placed anywhere on the map, unlike his Clash Royale counterpart. It must be placed outside the red zone like any other unit.
• Miners in large numbers are great for attacking bases with Hell Towers that are set to single target mode, as every time miners are buried, Hell Towers have to heat up again.
• Take advantage of the miners' ability to dig underground. The more miners you have, the faster they will destroy the buildings or troops they were targeting, allowing them to get back underground quickly. This makes defenses take less time to attack them and can be aided by Fury Spell to increase their damage or Healing Spell to keep them at full health when Miners are attacking very high HP buildings like warehouses. It is advisable to have enough miners in a squad to fire at any building they come in contact with, except buildings with a lot of hit points, such as warehouses.
• Miners are vulnerable when scattered, in small numbers, or when attacking high-powered buildings, because they have relatively low damage and power.
• Miners are useful when they are in the center of the base. Take out the outer buildings with other troops like Rock Thrower and your Heroes to keep them in the center.

Defensive

• Miners are decently tank Clan Castle troops that deal decent damage. They deal decent damage, but don't burrow underground when defending. Instead, they move above the ground at a reduced rate. Combined with its relatively slow impact speed, this means that it can be useful to surround a defensive miner with massive troops.
• Since miners do not activate traps while digging, you will need to place your traps so that they activate when miners appear.
• You can keep your base compact and your warehouses close to your defenses to fight the Miners. By doing this you are giving Miners less time to heal while traveling underground, helping your defenses to do the maximum amount of damage while on the ground and keeping them on the ground for longer when attacking warehouses.
• Skeleton traps placed on the ground and massive defensive troops from clan castles (such as massive archers) can delay miners for some time as they have a slow attack rate. Miners may bury themselves a short distance away to continue attacking these distractions, taking longer than necessary.
• Giant Bombs can deal significant damage to Miners and can surprise the opponent. However, since Miners only activate traps when they are on the surface, they cannot be damaged when underground, place them right next to one defense in the direction of another defense to activate it.

Upgrade differences

• The Miner undergoes major visual changes at levels 3, 5, and 7.
  • Initially, the Miner is a man in a red shirt, a brown backpack, and a silver-gray helmet with a blown sail.
  • At level 3, the color of the miner's shovel changes from silver to gold.
  • At level 5, the miner's light source changes from a candle to a beacon.
  • At level 7, the miner's helmet turns gold, the lighthouse gets slightly larger, and the shovel stick is now metallic instead of wood. The shovel also appears to be cleaner.
  • At level 8, the color of the miner's shovel changes from gold to purple.

History

Gallery

Miner icon

Trivia

• Unlike his Clash Royale counterpart, he is capable of digging again after surfacing.
• Your Barracks image could be an enlarged image of your Clash Royale card.
• The appearance of the Miner is similar to that of a Builder.
• The icon and image of the Miner show him in a blue shirt. However, in battle, he appears wearing a red shirt.
• Although the Miner buries underground when he attacks, he does not bury when he moves within the Camps.
• When the Miner disappears upon death or at the end of a battle, it does not explode to Normal Elixir or Dark Elixir.

comparisons

• The Miner is one of the few ground armies that are able to avoid the walls without a jump spell, the others being the Pig Rider, the Royal Champion, the Headhunter and the Great Guardian. (if it is put in ground mode).
• The Miner, along with the Baby Dragon and the Ice Golem, is one of the three permanent Home Village troops that transfer directly from Supercell's other game, Clash Royale.
• The miner is one of the five army troops that have lived in history, the others are the barbarian, the archer and possibly the balloon. Most, if not all of the other troops, are based on humans or mythological creatures.
• The Miner and the Ice Golem are the only troops that have visual changes every 2 levels, as most Troops don't have much visual change.
• The Miner is one of several troops that does not have their Base version of the builder or Superclothes as a counterpart, along with the Healer, the Dragon, the Electric Dragon, the Yeti, the Dragon Rider, the Golem, the Ice Golem, and the Huntress. of Heroes.
• It is one of the two troops that has different stats when used defensively and not offensively, the other is the Ice Golem (the Ice Golem's death freeze is lower on defense and lasts less).
• The miner is currently the only troop that does not activate any traps while moving, as they are going underground.

Stat Modifiers Enter the values ​​in these modifiers to modify the statistics in the tables below Golden Pass modifiers

* Overhead movement speed is when burrowing underground during attacks. The Miner has 20 movement speed when defending as Castilian or Clan troops.