Clash of Clans: How to Earn Raid Medals in Clan Capital

Meet the Clan Capital requirements

Raid Medals in Clash of Clans come from Raid Weekends in the Clan Capital. Start with the access requirements: Town Hall 6 or above, membership in a Clan and Clan XP level 2 or above. These are the same conditions Supercell lists when the Airship or Forge is missing, so a new account below the threshold cannot simply open the feature and collect medals. [1] [2]

Steps

1. Join an eligible Clan and confirm the Town Hall and Clan XP requirements before looking for Raid Weekend access. [1]

Have the Clan enroll, then reserve a place by attacking

The Clan’s Leader, Co-leaders or Elders can sign it up for the Raid Weekend. Up to 50 players can participate, and attacking reserves a participant slot. Once you attack for that Clan, you cannot also attack for a different Clan in the same weekend. Choose the participating Clan before committing the first attack. [3] [1]

Steps

1. Take an attack in the enrolled Clan’s Raid Weekend to reserve your place among the available 50 participants. [3]

Work with the Clan to finish Districts and Capitals

District damage persists for the next attacker, allowing players to contribute to the same target over several attacks. Each player gets five attacks and can earn one bonus attack by destroying a District’s last building. Finishing a District earns medals for all participants; finishing every District in an enemy Capital earns additional medals. The reward is collective, rather than a medal amount paid only to the final attacker. [3] [2]

Steps

1. Use the shared District progress to finish targets, and take the one available bonus attack if you destroy a District’s final building. [3]

Collect the equal participant reward when the weekend ends

Raid Medals arrive at the end of the Raid Weekend. Supercell says all participating players receive the same number, and defenses that destroy attacking troop housing space add medals too. This differs from Capital Gold, which is earned through destroying buildings and can have an additional finishing bonus for surviving troops. Do not use the Capital Gold counter as a live tally of your final medal reward. [2]

Understand the rule if you leave before rewards arrive

If you attacked, leaving or being removed from the Clan does not cancel eligibility for the Raid Medal rewards it earns that weekend. If you did not attack, you do not receive the weekend’s rewards. This is why simply joining a Clan, contributing Capital Gold to buildings or waiting beside its Airship is not a substitute for participating with an attack. [1] [2]