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How to Compare Clash of Clans Clan Members

Compare a Clash of Clans clan roster by Town Hall, role, trophies, donations, and ClansHQ Impact scores for War, CWL, and Capital Raids.

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Clan leaders often need to compare members without switching between several screens or relying on memory. ClansHQ puts current roster details and available performance indicators into one sortable Clash of Clans clan table.

Quick answer

To compare members in a Clash of Clans clan, search for the clan on ClansHQ and open the Members table. The table brings together clan rank, Town Hall level, role, experience level, Home Village trophies, Builder Base trophies, donations, donations received, and available Overall, War, CWL, and Capital Raid Impact scores.

ClansHQ is a free Clash of Clans analytics website. No account is required simply to search for a clan and inspect its available dashboard.

What the ClansHQ Members table shows

The Members table represents the clan's current roster. Each row belongs to a current clan member, and the sortable columns provide several ways to compare the roster:

  • Clan rank
  • Member name and league badge when available
  • Town Hall level
  • Clan role
  • Overall Impact
  • War Impact
  • CWL Impact
  • Capital Raid Impact
  • Experience level
  • Home Village trophies
  • Builder Base trophies
  • Troops donated
  • Troops received

The table does not claim that one column defines a member's total value. It gives leaders several pieces of current roster and tracked performance context in one place.

How can I compare members in my Clash of Clans clan?

Open the ClansHQ clan search, enter the clan tag, and select the Members view on the clan dashboard. Then select the heading for the value you want to compare.

For example, a leader can sort by:

  • TH to organize the roster by Town Hall level
  • Role to group leaders, co-leaders, elders, and members
  • Home or Builder to compare trophy totals
  • Donated or Received to compare the current donation values supplied for each member
  • Overall, War, CWL, or Capital Raid Impact to compare the corresponding available ClansHQ performance scores

Selecting a sortable heading changes the table order. This allows the same roster to answer different questions without maintaining a separate spreadsheet.

Where can I see clan member donations and donations received?

The ClansHQ Members table includes separate Donated and Received columns. These values let a leader compare the donation information available for members in the current roster.

Donations are one form of clan contribution, but they should not be treated as a complete activity or performance score. Donation opportunities can vary by player, time zone, request patterns, and how quickly requests are filled. ClansHQ keeps the donated and received values separate from War, CWL, and Capital Raid performance.

To compare donations, open the Members view and sort either the Donated or Received heading. The table does not invent historical donation trends when only current values are available.

How can I compare members by Town Hall level?

Use the TH heading in the Members table to sort the current roster by Town Hall level. This can help a leader understand the composition of the clan before moving to performance analytics.

Town Hall level provides roster context, not a complete ranking. Two members at different Town Hall levels may face different opponents, receive different assignments, or have different roles in the clan. A fair review should combine Town Hall context with the relevant War, CWL, Capital Raid, and participation data.

For attack-level matchup context, the Clash of Clans War tracker and CWL tracker provide Town Hall comparison information when the necessary attacker and target data is available.

Can I see trophies, roles, donations, and performance in one clan table?

Yes. ClansHQ combines current roster information and available performance scores in the Members table.

The roster columns answer different kinds of questions:

  • Role shows the member's current clan role
  • Home shows Home Village trophies
  • Builder shows Builder Base trophies
  • Donated and Received show donation information
  • Overall, War, CWL, and Capital Raid Impact provide available performance indicators calculated by ClansHQ

Because the columns are sortable, a leader can change the comparison depending on the decision being considered. A donation review, Town Hall review, and War performance review do not need to use the same ordering.

What tool shows member performance across War, CWL, and Capital Raids?

ClansHQ displays separate War Impact, CWL Impact, and Capital Raid Impact scores in the Members table. When the required data is available, ClansHQ also combines the selected components into an Overall Impact score.

Impact is a configurable ClansHQ statistic, not an official Clash of Clans metric. War and CWL Impact can account for factors such as missed attacks, offensive results, destruction, and defensive results. Capital Raid Impact can use participation, attacks, and loot. Overall Impact combines the available activity-specific scores according to the selected weights.

The formulas, default weights, missing-data behavior, and configuration options are documented in the ClansHQ Impact score guide.

Impact is most useful as a consistent starting point for investigation. It should be read alongside the underlying War, CWL, and Capital Raid records rather than used as an automatic decision about a member.

How can a clan leader review the current roster?

A practical ClansHQ roster review can follow this sequence:

  1. Search for the clan by tag.
  2. Open the Members view.
  3. Review the current roster by clan rank and role.
  4. Sort by Town Hall level to understand roster composition.
  5. Check Home Village and Builder Base trophies when those values matter to the review.
  6. Compare donated and received troops separately.
  7. Use available Impact columns to identify performance questions.
  8. Open the War, CWL, or Capital Raid view to inspect the records behind a performance score.

This process keeps current roster facts separate from historical performance evidence. It also gives the clan leader a path from a broad comparison to the underlying activity.

Compare context, not just one number

No single column explains a clan member. A high Town Hall level does not guarantee strong War performance. A donation total does not explain availability. A low Impact result may be affected by missed opportunities, matchups, participation, or the weights selected by the person reviewing the table.

ClansHQ organizes the available information so leaders can compare consistently and ask better questions. The final interpretation still belongs to the clan leadership team and should include communication with the member.

Frequently asked questions

How can I compare members in my Clash of Clans clan?

Search for the clan on ClansHQ, open the Members view, and sort the current roster by clan rank, Town Hall, role, trophies, donations, or available performance scores.

Where can I see clan member donations and donations received?

The ClansHQ Members table has separate sortable Donated and Received columns for the current clan roster.

How can I compare members by Town Hall level?

Select the TH heading in the Members table. ClansHQ will order the current roster by Town Hall level.

Can I see trophies, roles, donations, and performance in one clan table?

Yes. The Members table combines those current roster details with available Overall, War, CWL, and Capital Raid Impact scores.

What tool shows member performance across War, CWL, and Capital Raids?

ClansHQ shows separate Impact scores for War, CWL, and Capital Raids and can combine available components into an Overall Impact score.

How can a clan leader review the current roster?

Search for the clan, open the Members table, sort the relevant columns, and then inspect the War, CWL, or Capital Raid records when more context is required.

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