May Update Sneak Peek #5 – New Troop! Baby Dragon

We already suspected that there will be new regular Elixir Troops in Clash of Clans in the May 2016 Update. The new Level for the Barracks has been in the recent Sneak Peeks, and it was obviously shown all the time. While I think that we can expect 2 new Elixir troops, one of them being the Miner, the other one just got revealed in today’s’ Sneak Peek #5 – the Baby Dragon!

Baby Dragon is the new Clash of Clans Elixir Troop!

Those of you playing Clash Royale will already know it and so some of us might ask why we need a Baby Dragon when we actually have a real Dragon in Clash of Clans.
Unfortunately, there are no stats and level public by now, but you will be able to get the Baby Dragon at Town Hall 9.

It will take up 10 Housing space, which is less compared to the regular Dragon.
Now some might fear that this is only a cheaper and weaker version of the Dragon, but that’s not right. The Baby Dragon has a unique feature – it will get enraged (like having a built in Rage Spell) when there are no other air units in the area.
his means it is a great addition to ground attacks, also because it’ not that slow as a regular Dragon!
Here you can see it in full action:
UPDATE! Somehow the stats of the Baby Dragon from a developer version got leaked (not 100% sure, but looks very legit to me):

Conclusion

I’m not sure how to fit this in, but after the additional level for the Lava Hound and Balloons, this is another air attacking boost and we see where this second half of the year might go – the comeback of airborne attacks.
I hope that I will be able to give you the stats of the Baby Dragon as soon as possible!
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“Clash of Clans” developer Supercell adds more hype to its phenomenal mobile hit strategy game with the latest tease of the next “big” update coming this May. This free patch is said to offer new features, challenges, and balancing improvements to the game.
Among the many additions that will come with the May update for “is the new Dark Elixir spell called Skeleton spell. The Skeleton spell which will be available at Town Hall 9 will enable COC players to summon a horde of Skeleton armies to the battlefield.
Additionally, another new feature known as a Friendly Challenge will let a clan to be in a friendly war with another clan out of goodwill. This means that there will be no loss in their resources, troops or trophies. Its objective is for them to simulate a war between their troops for unlimited times before they go into a real battle, reports.
In terms of balancing issues, Supercell said that most of the tweaks will just be minor and intended for the new levels.
Via its official blog Supercell has also released the patch notes for the upcoming May update, some of which are provided below:
Town Hall 11

Cannon level 14

Lava Hound level 4

Balloon level 7

As the popularity of air armies has decreased, the new levels will help give strength to and defend versus ground forces in
Town Hall 10+

Bowler housing space reduced to 6

There is not enough damage done by the Bowlers when using up the eight housing space unit, hence, the decrease in the housing space
Town Hall 7+

Spring Trap levels 2-5

The next update will be offering new Spring Trap levels with minor changes in capacity.
“Clash of Clans” is now on its fourth year following its successful launching on iOS and Android devices in 2012. The next big update will be released for free and may likely roll out next week.

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(Photo : Supercell/Facebook) "Clash Of Clans'" May update is coming soon, and a new sneak peek explores the relationship between Friendly Challenges and Clan Wars. After listening to feedback, Supercell has made some changes. "Clash Of Clans" is available now on Android and iOS.

"Clash Of Clans" May update sneak peeks keep coming, and the latest one reveals how Friendly Challenges and Clan Wars will coexist. Based on fan feedback, some changes have been made.
The details come to Design & Trend via the latest post on the The alterations are subtle, but they ensure that truly skillful players are rewarded for their efforts.
Shortly after Friendly challenges were announced earlier this week, many "Clash Of Clans" players expressed concern that the new mode might ruin the game. Since it allows clans to practice fighting against certain layouts without penalty, doesn't that eliminate the thrill of winning a Clan War the first time based on pure ability?

In order to address this shortcoming, has made it so that layouts that were modified within the last 24 hours will not be accessible for Friendly Challenges. This restriction will only be active for those on Town Hall 9 and above.

Changes are also being made to the Preparation Day as well. To prevent clans from taking a peek at an opponent's layout and copying it in a Friendly Challenge, scouting will only reveal the active Village layout as opposed to War Base designs. That essentially leaves the most important part of a strategy hidden while still giving the opposition a small taste of what to expect. In many ways, balancing shackles have been placed on both modes to make sure that they interact fairly.
This third sneak peek is just one facet of "Clash Of Clans'" May update. In addition to offering

Friendly Challenges, there will also be and a . As the patch's release date approaches, we expect Supercell to detail even more of its features.

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What do you think of sneak peek 3 and the May update? Can Clan Wars and Friendly Challenges

play nicely together? Tell us in the poll and comments section!