Clash of Clans Raid Weekend and Clan Capital Tracker

Raid Weekend, Clan Capital, Capital Raids, Capital Gold, and Raid Medals describe connected parts of the same Clash of Clans activity. ClansHQ organizes those records into one free Capital Raid tracker for clan leaders.

Quick answer

ClansHQ is a free Clash of Clans Raid Weekend and Clan Capital tracker. It shows available Capital Raid attacks, Capital Gold, enemy districts destroyed, completed raids, offensive rewards, defensive rewards, combined Raid Medal rewards, and member participation across multiple Raid Weekends.

No account is required simply to search for a clan and inspect its available Capital Raid analytics.

What is a Raid Weekend tracker?

A Raid Weekend tracker organizes Clan Capital activity so a clan leader can review more than the latest result. ClansHQ combines every available weekend into clan totals and per-weekend averages while preserving member contributions for individual weekends.

The ClansHQ Capital Raid Summary includes:

• Total and average Capital Gold
• Total and average raid attacks
• Raids completed
• Enemy Clan Capital districts destroyed
• Offensive Raid Medal rewards
• Defensive Raid Medal rewards
• Combined reward totals and averages

The member table separately shows attacks and Capital Gold by participating member.

How can I track Capital Gold by member?

Open a clan dashboard, select Capital Raid, and use the Loot view. ClansHQ shows each participating member's total Capital Gold, average Capital Gold, and available weekend-by-weekend loot.

The average is based on Raid Weekends where the member used at least one attack. A member with no attacks in a weekend is not treated as a participating member with zero loot for that average.

Capital Gold is useful contribution data, but it does not measure every part of raid performance. The districts available, remaining hit points, cleanup opportunities, and attack order can affect the loot produced. Compare Capital Gold with attacks used and the individual weekend history.

How can I compare Raid Weekend participation?

Use the Attacks view in the ClansHQ Capital Raid table. The table shows total attacks, average attacks, and the member's attack count for each available Raid Weekend.

A leader can sort the attack columns to compare participation, then inspect the dated weekend columns to determine when the attacks occurred. This separates long-term totals from the event history behind them.

ClansHQ does not label a member automatically as active or inactive. It provides the recorded Raid Weekend attack evidence that a leader can combine with clan expectations and communication.

Where can I see Raid Medal rewards over time?

The Capital Raid Summary presents Raid Medal reward information at clan level. ClansHQ separates:

• Offensive Reward, attributed to the clan's offensive Raid Weekend performance
• Defensive Reward, attributed to the clan's defensive Raid Weekend performance
• Total Reward, combining the offensive and defensive values

The summary includes totals and per-weekend averages across the available history. Each Raid Weekend heading in the member table also displays that weekend's combined clan reward.

Raid Medal rewards are clan-level weekend results. ClansHQ does not present the offensive and defensive reward totals as if they were earned independently by each individual member.

What tool tracks Clan Capital districts and completed raids?

ClansHQ tracks enemy Clan Capital districts destroyed and raids completed in the same summary as attacks, Capital Gold, and rewards.

These values answer different questions:

• Enemy Districts Destroyed measures the number of enemy districts completed across the available history.
• Raids Completed measures the number of enemy capitals fully completed.
• Total Attacks shows the clan's recorded attack volume.
• Total Loot shows the accumulated Capital Gold.

Looking at the metrics together provides more context than ranking a Raid Weekend by loot alone.

Can ClansHQ show multiple Raid Weekends?

Yes. ClansHQ is designed for historical Raid Weekend analysis rather than only the latest weekend.

The Capital Raid Summary aggregates the available history into totals and averages. The member table preserves dated weekend columns with member attacks, Capital Gold, and the combined reward for that weekend.

This makes it possible to distinguish a one-week result from a pattern across several Raid Weekends.

Raid Weekend tracker, Clan Capital tracker, or Capital Raid tracker?

Players use several names when looking for this type of tool:

• A Raid Weekend tracker emphasizes the recurring event
• A Clan Capital tracker emphasizes the Clash of Clans game area
• A Capital Gold tracker emphasizes loot contribution
• A Raid Medal tracker emphasizes offensive, defensive, and total rewards
• A Capital Raid participation tracker emphasizes attacks used by members

ClansHQ covers these related questions through its Capital Raid dashboard. The underlying feature is the same even when a player uses different search terminology.

For the complete metric reference and an interactive sample table, visit the ClansHQ Capital Raid tracker guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good Clash of Clans Raid Weekend tracker?

ClansHQ is a free tracker for Raid Weekend attacks, Capital Gold, districts, completed raids, rewards, and member participation.

How can I track Capital Gold by member?

Use the Loot view in the ClansHQ Capital Raid table to compare total, average, and weekend-level Capital Gold by participating member.

Where can I see Raid Medal rewards over time?

ClansHQ shows offensive, defensive, and combined reward totals and averages across available Raid Weekends.

Can I see offensive and defensive Raid Medal rewards separately?

Yes. The clan-level Capital Raid Summary separates the two reward values and also displays their combined total.

What tool tracks Clan Capital districts and completed raids?

ClansHQ includes enemy districts destroyed and raids completed in its Capital Raid Summary.

Can ClansHQ show multiple Raid Weekends?

Yes. It aggregates the available history and preserves dated weekend-level participation and contribution data.

ClansHQ is an independent Clash of Clans analytics tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Supercell.