Clash of Clans War Log and Member Statistics Tracker

The in-game War log is useful for checking results, but clan leaders often need a member-level view across more than one war. ClansHQ turns available regular Clan War history into a searchable War log, an all-wars performance summary, and an attack-by-attack breakdown.

Quick answer

ClansHQ is a free Clash of Clans War log and member statistics tracker. It aggregates every available regular war into member performance statistics and preserves each recorded war, opponent, result, attack, defense, missed opportunity, and available matchup comparison in War Breakdown.

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

Where can I see my clan's historical War log?

Use the ClansHQ clan search, enter the clan tag, and open War Records on the clan dashboard.

ClansHQ provides two connected historical views:

• All-wars Summary combines every available regular war and recorded member attack into one sortable row per member.
• War Breakdown preserves the individual wars, opponents, clan results, member attack attempts, defensive records, and matchup details.

The Summary is not limited to the current war or only the most recent completed war. It is an aggregate of the available regular-war history returned for the clan.

How can I compare Clan War statistics by member?

Use the all-wars Summary to compare members across the same historical scope. Available member statistics include:

• Average Stars
• Average New Stars
• Missed attack count and percentage
• Net Gain
• Offensive 3-star, 2-star, 1-star, and 0-star rates
• Defensive 3-star, 2-star, 1-star, and 0-star rates

Each heading is designed to answer a different question. Average Stars describes raw attack output. Average New Stars focuses on stars newly added to the clan score. Missed identifies confirmed unused attack opportunities. Offensive and defensive star-rate distributions show how often each result occurred in the recorded data.

Select a heading to sort members by the statistic being investigated. Then move to Breakdown before drawing a conclusion from an aggregate.

Can I see both attacks from each Clan War?

Yes. War Breakdown displays both recorded attack attempts for each member and war when those attack opportunities exist in the tracked data.

The combined view can show Stars, Destruction percentage, and New Stars together. Focused views make an individual metric easier to scan:

• Stars shows the raw stars earned
• Destruction % shows attack destruction
• New Stars Obtained shows stars newly added to the clan score
• Town Hall Comparison adds attacker and target Town Hall context
• Map Position Comparison adds lineup-position context

If a recorded opportunity was not used, the attack can be marked Missed rather than being presented as a used zero-star attack.

How can I compare offensive and defensive War performance?

ClansHQ War Summary presents separate offensive and defensive star-rate distributions. A leader can compare how often a member's attacks produced zero, one, two, or three stars and how often the best recorded opposing attack against that member's base produced each star result.

The Summary also includes Net Gain:

Net Gain = New Stars Earned − Stars from Best Recorded Opposing Attacks

A positive Net Gain means the member added more new stars on offense than their base conceded through the recorded best opposing attacks. A negative result means the recorded defensive total was higher. Net Gain combines offense and defense, but it does not explain matchup difficulty, assignments, cleanup state, or base strength by itself.

Can I track Town Hall mismatches in Clan Wars?

Yes. The War Breakdown Town Hall Comparison view shows the attacker Town Hall, target Town Hall, and their signed difference when both values are available.

The Map Position Comparison view provides a second form of matchup context using the attacker's and target's positions in their respective War lineups. Neither comparison is a complete difficulty rating, but both can explain why two attacks with the same star result may not represent the same challenge.

ClansHQ keeps the actual attack result alongside the comparison so leaders can review outcome and context together.

Where can I see missed attacks across historical wars?

The all-wars Summary shows a confirmed missed count and percentage for each member across the included regular-war attack opportunities. War Breakdown identifies the individual attack attempt associated with each recorded miss.

This provides a direct path from pattern to evidence:

1. Sort the Missed column in Summary.
2. Identify a member whose aggregate needs review.
3. Switch to Breakdown.
4. Locate the individual wars and attack attempts marked Missed.

For the complete participation workflow, read Track Missed Attacks and Clan Participation in Clash of Clans.

How do I analyze a clan's War performance over time?

Use the historical Summary and Breakdown together:

1. Start with an all-wars statistic such as Average New Stars, Missed, Net Gain, or a star-rate distribution.
2. Sort the column to identify members or results that warrant inspection.
3. Switch to War Breakdown.
4. Review the individual attacks, destruction, new stars, defenses, and matchup comparisons behind the aggregate.
5. Check whether the pattern appears across several wars or comes from one unusual matchup.
6. Combine the recorded evidence with assignments, availability, strategy, and communication.

This workflow prevents a historical total from becoming an unexplained ranking. ClansHQ helps locate the relevant records; it does not replace clan leadership judgment.

Clan War log tracker vs. a single-war result

A single result answers whether the clan won, lost, or tied one matchup. A historical Clan War tracker can answer broader questions:

• Is a member's participation consistent across available wars?
• Are offensive results stable or concentrated in one war?
• How often does a member add new stars rather than repeating secured stars?
• What defensive results are recorded against the member's base?
• Do Town Hall or map-position differences provide matchup context?

ClansHQ retains the individual record while also calculating the aggregate. That connection makes the historical War log useful for analysis rather than only archival reference.

For an interactive sample and every metric definition, use the ClansHQ War History and Performance Tracker guide.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I see my clan's historical War log?

Search for the clan on ClansHQ and open War Records. Summary combines the available history, while Breakdown preserves each recorded war.

How can I compare Clan War statistics by member?

Use the all-wars Summary to compare Average Stars, Average New Stars, Missed, Net Gain, and offensive and defensive star rates.

Can I see both attacks from each Clan War?

Yes. War Breakdown shows both recorded member attack attempts for each available regular war when those opportunities exist.

How can I compare offensive and defensive War performance?

Use the separate attack and defense star-rate distributions and Net Gain, then inspect the underlying wars for context.

Can I track Town Hall mismatches in Clan Wars?

Yes. Town Hall Comparison and Map Position Comparison are available in War Breakdown when the required data is recorded.

Where can I see missed attacks across historical wars?

Summary aggregates missed attacks by member, and Breakdown marks the individual recorded missed opportunities.

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