Raid weekend tracker

Clash of Clans Capital Raid Tracker

Track Clash of Clans Raid Weekends with attacks, Capital Gold, districts destroyed, raids completed, and offensive, defensive, and total Raid Medal rewards.

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What this tool tracks

All-time totals and per-weekend averages for Capital Gold, raids completed, attacks, enemy districts destroyed, and rewards.

Offensive, defensive, and combined reward breakdowns across the tracked Raid Weekend history.

Sortable member views for total and average attacks, total and average loot, plus every weekend's contribution.

Sample dashboard

Demo Data

Demo Data using the same table structure, columns, badges, colors, and sorting controls shown in ClansHQ clan dashboards.

Capital Raid summary

Totals and averages across 2 Raid Weekends

Totals

Total Loot125,530
Raids Completed35
Total Attacks556
Enemy Districts Destroyed104
Total Reward2,910
Offensive2,290
Defensive620

Averages

Avg. Total Loot62,765
Avg. Raids Completed18
Avg. Total Attacks278.0
Avg. Districts Destroyed52
Total Reward1,455
Offensive1,145
Defensive310

Capital Raid Weekends

5 members across 2 Raid Weekends

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Avg.
Attacks
Avg.
Loot
2026-06-12
1,500
2026-06-05
1,410
AstraL
6.015,7606 / 16,4206 / 15,100
NovaC
5.513,5106 / 14,7805 / 12,240
RivenE
5.512,8155 / 11,9506 / 13,680
KairoM
4.08,3504 / 8,7204 / 7,980
MiraM
5.512,3306 / 13,5505 / 11,110
Member count: 5
Why clan leaders use it

Monitor raid weekend participation and see who consistently uses attacks.

Compare total contribution with per-participation averages across members and weekends.

Review offensive and defensive Raid Medal rewards alongside loot, raids, attacks, and districts destroyed.

Find participation gaps before they affect future Clan Capital progress.

How ClansHQ helps

No account is required to inspect available clan analytics.

Free Capital Raid views help leaders understand participation quickly.

Fast clan lookup makes raid data easier to find from a clan tag or name.

Historical raid weekend views keep recent contribution patterns visible.

Metric glossary

Every metric and table heading explained

The definitions below cover every performance metric available in the summary and breakdown views, including headings that change when you select a different data view.

Capital Raid Summary totals and averages

The Capital Raid Summary aggregates every available Raid Weekend and presents both cumulative totals and per-weekend averages.

Total Loot
Total Capital Gold looted by the clan across all available Raid Weekends.
Raids Completed
Total number of enemy capitals fully completed across the available history.
Total Attacks
Total raid attacks used by the clan across all available Raid Weekends.
Enemy Districts Destroyed
Total enemy Clan Capital districts destroyed across the available history.
Total Reward
Combined offensive and defensive Raid Medal rewards across all available Raid Weekends.
Offensive Reward
Raid Medal reward attributed to the clan's offensive Raid Weekend performance.
Defensive Reward
Raid Medal reward attributed to the clan's defensive Raid Weekend performance.
Average Total Loot
Total Capital Gold looted divided by the number of available Raid Weekends.
Average Raids Completed
Total completed raids divided by the number of available Raid Weekends.
Average Total Attacks
Total clan raid attacks divided by the number of available Raid Weekends.
Average Districts Destroyed
Total enemy districts destroyed divided by the number of available Raid Weekends.
Average Total Reward
Combined Raid Medal rewards divided by the number of available Raid Weekends, with average offensive and defensive rewards shown separately.

Capital Raid member table metrics

The Default, Attacks, and Loot views compare member participation and contribution across every available Raid Weekend.

Members
Member name and clan role, sortable by the available clan rank.
Average Attacks
The member's total used raid attacks divided by Raid Weekends where that member used at least one attack.
Total Attacks
All raid attacks used by the member across participating Raid Weekends.
Average Loot
The member's total Capital Gold divided by Raid Weekends where that member used at least one attack.
Total Loot
All Capital Gold looted by the member across participating Raid Weekends.
Weekend Attacks / Loot
The Default view shows used attacks and Capital Gold together for each weekend; the focused Attacks and Loot views show the selected value.
Weekend Total Reward
The value beneath each Raid Weekend date is the clan's combined offensive and defensive reward for that weekend.
Member Count
Number of distinct members represented across the available Raid Weekend history.

How to use the tracker

A practical guide to reading your clan data

Review Raid Weekend totals and averages

The overview separates totals from averages across the tracked weekends. Total Loot measures Capital Gold collected, while raids completed, attacks, and enemy districts destroyed describe the clan's overall raid volume.

Rewards are split into offensive and defensive values and combined into Total Reward. Comparing the total with the per-weekend average helps distinguish long-term accumulation from recent weekend quality.

Compare member participation

The default table shows average attacks and average loot for each participating member, followed by their contribution in every Raid Weekend. Members with no attacks are not treated as participating when averages are calculated.

Use the Attacks view for total and average attacks, or the Loot view for total and average Capital Gold. Click a heading to sort the roster by the question you are investigating.

Understand attacks versus Capital Gold

Attack usage is a clear participation signal, but Capital Gold depends on the districts faced, remaining hit points, and cleanup opportunities. High loot does not always mean the most efficient play, and low loot does not always mean poor execution.

Review attacks and loot together across multiple weekends. Consistent attack usage is useful for participation management, while contribution trends can guide raid planning and coaching.

Use clan-level raid metrics

Districts destroyed and raids completed show offensive progress at clan level. Offensive and defensive rewards provide a fuller picture of how the weekend translated into Raid Medals.

Use the history to set realistic participation expectations, recognize dependable contributors, and spot changes in overall Clan Capital activity without maintaining a separate spreadsheet.

FAQ

Common questions

What is a Capital Raid tracker?

A Capital Raid tracker organizes raid weekend data so clan leaders can review attacks, capital gold looted, rewards, and member participation.

How can I compare raid weekend participation?

Use the Capital Raid table to compare member attacks and loot across every available Raid Weekend.

Does ClansHQ show Clan Capital statistics?

Yes. ClansHQ shows attacks, Capital Gold, raids completed, enemy districts destroyed, and offensive, defensive, and total reward data when available.

Can I see averages across raid weekends?

Yes. The Capital Raid table includes average attack and loot columns, plus sortable total views.

Do I need to create an account?

No. ClansHQ clan analytics are free to browse without an account.

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