"When you're looking for a Big Boom, you need the Giant Bomb."
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Level 1 & 2
| Level 3 & 4
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- Summary
- Explodes when an enemy comes into proximity. Essentially a much more powerful (and expensive) version of the Bomb. This creates splash damage to all enemies within a 3-4 tile radius, depending on the Giant Bomb's level.
- If you love using Giant Bombs and you want to get a good amount of troops with it, place it where you commonly see a large amount of troops deployed when you are being attacked.
- Once activated, traps must be re-armed in order to be a part of the next defensive Layout.
- Although Hog Riders are the "preferred targets" of Giant Bombs, the bomb will still be triggered by (and damage) any ground troops that venture into its range.
- Giant Bombs of all levels deal enough damage to instantly destroy all low-health troops, regardless of their level.
- Defensive Strategy
- A Giant Bomb takes up the same amount of space (2x2) as a Hidden Tesla. If you have multiple places where your Hidden Teslas
could spawn, placing Giant Bombs in the others can be an effective
strategy. Your enemy may decide that the area is safe once they do not
trigger a Hidden Tesla, then spawn additional Troops which will all be blown up by the Giant Bomb.
- Be cautious when upgrading the Giant Bomb, as this will reveal
its location to future attackers. Combat this by relocating it during
the upgrade period. As with any other trap, Giant Bombs cannot be
triggered during an upgrade.
- Some players place their Giant bombs on the outside of their bases, to ensure that troops
will trigger them early, helping to prevent 50% destruction. The best
place to put outside Giant Bombs is behind external buildings, but in
front of external walls. This ensures that troops will get grouped up while destroying the external building, after which the bomb triggers, destroying many troops at once.
- Other players prefer to place the bomb further into their bases to act as a trap for Hog Rider and Giant groups. Placing them between two Defensive Buildings ensures that the Giants and Riders will be closely grouped before triggering the bomb.
- A pair of level 1 Giant Bombs, detonated together, will incinerate level 5 or lower Hog Riders
and can be used to wipe out an entire pack; when at least one of the
two is upgraded, they will also be able to wipe out level 6 Hog Riders.
Place them between defenses to maximize the possibility of destroying a large group of Hog Riders.
- At Town Hall 9 and above, it is best to place Giant Bomb pairs away from the Archer Queen. At this level players will seek to eliminate the Archer Queen before releasing their mass of Hog Riders, and will trip any Giant Bombs on the path to the Archer Queen rendering them useless later when the Hog Riders are deployed.
- Offensive Strategy
- Because Giant Bombs deal 1.5x damage to Hog Riders, it is vitally important for those employing Hog Rider attacks to deduce where Giant Bombs may be placed and attempt to avoid them. If the Giant Bomb has a higher level than the Hog Riders in the attack then the Giant Bomb can instantly destroy an entire group of Hog Riders, preventing Healing Spells
from being able to revive them. One should watch out specifically for
2x4 empty spaces placed between base defenses, if a pack of Hog Riders trips two Giant Bombs next to each other they will be instantly destroyed.
- A Golem and Hero based mini-army is effective at detonating dangerous Giant Bomb pairs before releasing an army of Hog Riders. One should aim to detonate as many Giant Bomb pair locations as possible while destroying the defending Heroes.
- Try to trigger them with a single Barbarian if you can; drop them one by one near 2x2 spaces in an attempt to trigger them as to prevent further losses in your army.
- Upgrade Differences
- When first placed, the Giant Bomb consists of a single big Bomb tied together to three barrels of gunpowder with a single round of rope.
- At level 3, several sticks of dynamite are placed between the barrels of gunpowder.
- Trivia
- When the Giant Bomb explodes, it leaves a black scorched mark in the grass, similar to the Bomb. However, the scorch mark lasts for about 1 minute and 40 seconds, compared to that of the Bomb, which lasts only a few seconds.
- A very weird fact is that upgrading to level 3, which adds
dynamite sticks, is the only upgrade that doesn't increase its explosion
radius.
- If a Giant Bomb is triggered then the battle ends before it explodes, it will remain suspended until you return to your village.
Icon Descriptions
| Tapping
this icon displays information about the Giant Bomb, such as Level,
Re-arm cost, Damage Type, Favorite Target and Targets. |
| Tapping this icon begins upgrading the Giant Bomb to the next level, if you have enough resources and a free Builder. When the Giant Bomb is at maximum level, this icon is not shown. |
| Tapping
this icon, which is displayed only while an upgrade is in progress,
instantly finishes that upgrade at the cost of the displayed number of Gems. |
| Tapping
this icon, which is displayed only while an upgrade is in progress,
cancels the current upgrade and refunds half of the upgrade cost. |
| Tapping
this icon re-arms the Giant Bomb. This icon is only displayed after
your Giant Bomb has been triggered during an enemy attack. |
| Tapping this icon re-arms all Traps. This icon is only displayed when one or more of your Traps have been triggered in a previous enemy attack. |
Town Hall Level
| 1
| 2
| 3
| 4
| 5
| 6
| 7
| 8
| 9
| 10
| 11
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Number Available
| 0
| 0
| 0
| 0
| 0
| 1
| 2
| 3
| 4
| 5
| 5
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Level
| Damage
| Damage Radius
| Cost
| Re-Arm Cost
| Build Time
| Experience Gained
| Town Hall Level Required
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1
| 175
| 3 tiles
| 12,500
| 2,000
| N/A
| 0
| 6
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2
| 200
| 3.5 tiles
| 75,000
| 3,000
| 6 hours
| 146
| 6
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3
| 225
| 3.5 tiles
| 750,000
| 4,000
| 1 day
| 293
| 8
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4
| 250
| 4 tiles
| 2,500,000
| 5,000
| 3 days
| 509
| 10
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Trigger Radius
| Damage Type
| Unit Type Targeted
| Favorite Target
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2 tiles
| Area Splash
| Ground
| Hog Rider (Damage x1.5)
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