Coc War Weight Calculator 2019

Understand and calculate your Clash of Clans war weight for 2019. Optimize your base and troop upgrades to achieve better matchmaking in Clan Wars. This calculator helps you see the impact of your offensive and defensive progress on your war weight.

War Weight Calculator (2019 Data)

War Weight Breakdown Comparison

War Weight Components (Estimated 2019)

Component	Estimated Weight (Base)	Weighted Contribution
Offense	0	0
Defense	0	0
New Defenses	0	0
Heroes	0	0
Traps	0	0
Total Estimated Weight		0

What is COC War Weight?

COC War Weight refers to a hidden numerical value assigned to each player's base in Clash of Clans. This weight is a critical factor that Supercell's matchmaking algorithm uses to determine the opponents your clan will face in Clan Wars. Essentially, it's a measure of your base's overall strength, factoring in both your offensive capabilities (upgraded troops, heroes, spells) and defensive structures (buildings, walls, traps). Understanding your war weight is crucial for strategic base development and for ensuring your clan is matched against opponents of similar strength, leading to more balanced and enjoyable wars.

Who should use it? Any player actively participating in Clan Wars should be aware of their war weight. This includes:

• War-focused players: Those aiming for consistent wins and high-ranking wars.
• Clan Leaders and Co-leaders: Responsible for managing clan strength and war strategies.
• Base Builders: Players who want to optimize their base progression to avoid becoming "over-defended" or "under-leveled" offensively for their Town Hall (TH) level.
• Newer players: To understand how their upgrades will impact future war matchups.

Common misconceptions about COC War Weight:

• "War weight is only about defenses." This is a significant misconception. While defenses play a large role, offensive upgrades (troops, heroes, spells) also contribute considerably to your overall war weight and are vital for attacking enemy bases effectively.
• "Maximizing defenses first is always best." Rushing defenses far ahead of your offense can lead to a high war weight with weak attacking capabilities, making it difficult to secure stars in wars.
• "It's impossible to predict." While not perfectly transparent, the general principles of war weight calculation have been extensively studied and discussed by the Clash of Clans community. Calculators like this one provide a solid estimate.
• "War weight dictates TH level." While correlated, war weight is a more nuanced metric than just your TH level. Two TH12s can have vastly different war weights based on their upgrade progression.

COC War Weight Formula and Mathematical Explanation (2019)

The exact formula for calculating war weight in Clash of Clans is proprietary to Supercell and has evolved over the years. However, based on extensive community analysis and testing, particularly around the 2019 period, a widely accepted estimation model emerged. This model breaks down the total war weight into several key components:

Core Calculation Logic:

The total war weight is typically calculated as a weighted sum of different base elements. A common approximation for the 2019 era is:

Total War Weight ≈ (Offensive Weight * 0.7) + (Defensive Weight * 1.0) + (New Defenses Weight * 1.2) + (Hero Weight * 0.5) + (Trap Weight * 0.3)

Let's break down each component:

• Offensive Weight: This represents the cumulative weight of your leveled-up troops, spells, siege machines, and laboratory research. Higher troop levels and more unlocked units increase this value. The multiplier of 0.7 suggests that, in 2019, offensive power was considered important but slightly less impactful on matchmaking weight than the primary defensive structures.
• Defensive Weight: This is the weight of your core defensive buildings (Cannons, Archer Towers, Mortars, Air Defenses, Wizard Towers, X-Bows, Inferno Towers, Eagle Artillery, etc.) based on their upgrade levels. This component often holds a significant portion of the total war weight, indicated by the multiplier of 1.0.
• New Defenses Weight: When you upgrade your Town Hall, you unlock new defensive buildings. These new structures, even at level 1, often carry a disproportionately high war weight compared to upgrading existing defenses. The multiplier of 1.2 reflects this "new building penalty" that was prevalent in 2019.
• Hero Weight: Heroes (Barbarian King, Archer Queen, Grand Warden, Royal Champion) contribute significantly to your offensive and overall base strength. Their weight is calculated based on their level. The 0.5 multiplier indicates their importance, but perhaps less than core defenses in the 2019 matchmaking.
• Trap Weight: This includes all traps like Bombs, Spring Traps, Giant Bombs, Air Bombs, Skeleton Traps, and Hidden Teslas. These generally have a lower individual weight but can add up. The 0.3 multiplier shows their minor contribution to the overall matchmaking weight.

Variable Explanations Table

War Weight Variables (2019 Estimation)

Variable	Meaning	Unit	Typical Range (Illustrative)
Offensive Weight	Combined weight of all leveled troops, spells, and siege machines.	Points	50,000 – 250,000+
Defensive Weight	Combined weight of all core defensive buildings (excluding new unlocks).	Points	100,000 – 400,000+
New Defenses Weight	Weight of defensive structures newly available at the current Town Hall level.	Points	5,000 – 50,000+
Hero Weight	Combined weight of Barbarian King, Archer Queen, Grand Warden, Royal Champion levels.	Points	10,000 – 100,000+
Trap Weight	Combined weight of all placed traps.	Points	2,000 – 20,000+
Total War Weight	The final calculated weight used for matchmaking.	Points	150,000 – 800,000+

Disclaimer: The "Typical Range" values are rough estimates and can vary significantly based on Town Hall level and individual upgrade choices. The multipliers used in the formula are also approximations based on community findings for the 2019 meta.

Practical Examples (Real-World Use Cases)

Let's illustrate how the COC War Weight Calculator 2019 works with realistic scenarios:

Example 1: A Well-Balanced Town Hall 11

Consider a player at Town Hall 11 who has focused on upgrading both their offense and defense relatively evenly. They have maxed troops for TH11, heroes at level 45/45/20, and most defenses are near max for TH11, with a few new defenses like the Eagle Artillery and Inferno Towers.

• Inputs:
  • Offense Weight: 180,000
  • Defense Weight: 280,000
  • New Defenses Weight: 40,000 (Eagle Artillery, Infernos, Scattershots)
  • Hero Weight: 60,000
  • Trap Weight: 15,000
• Calculation using the formula:
  • Offense Contribution: 180,000 * 0.7 = 126,000
  • Defense Contribution: 280,000 * 1.0 = 280,000
  • New Defenses Contribution: 40,000 * 1.2 = 48,000
  • Hero Contribution: 60,000 * 0.5 = 30,000
  • Trap Contribution: 15,000 * 0.3 = 4,500
• Results:
  • Estimated Total War Weight: 126,000 + 280,000 + 48,000 + 30,000 + 4,500 = 488,500
  • Offensive Contribution: 126,000
  • Defensive Contribution: 280,000
  • New Defense Factor: 48,000
  • Hero Contribution: 30,000
  • Trap Contribution: 4,500

Interpretation: This player has a significant war weight, primarily driven by their defenses. Their offense and heroes are well-developed, making them a valuable asset in war. This weight is typical for a near-max TH11.

Example 2: An "Unbalanced" Town Hall 10 (Rushed Defenses)

Now, consider a player at Town Hall 10 who has upgraded their troops and heroes significantly but has neglected their defenses, particularly new ones like the Inferno Towers.

• Inputs:
  • Offense Weight: 150,000
  • Defense Weight: 180,000 (Many defenses are low level)
  • New Defenses Weight: 15,000 (Inferno Towers are low level)
  • Hero Weight: 50,000
  • Trap Weight: 8,000
• Calculation using the formula:
  • Offense Contribution: 150,000 * 0.7 = 105,000
  • Defense Contribution: 180,000 * 1.0 = 180,000
  • New Defenses Contribution: 15,000 * 1.2 = 18,000
  • Hero Contribution: 50,000 * 0.5 = 25,000
  • Trap Contribution: 8,000 * 0.3 = 2,400
• Results:
  • Estimated Total War Weight: 105,000 + 180,000 + 18,000 + 25,000 + 2,400 = 330,400
  • Offensive Contribution: 105,000
  • Defensive Contribution: 180,000
  • New Defense Factor: 18,000
  • Hero Contribution: 25,000
  • Trap Contribution: 2,400

Interpretation: This player has a much lower war weight compared to the balanced TH11, despite being at a lower TH level. This is because their underdeveloped defenses contribute less weight. While this might seem advantageous for matchmaking, their weak defenses make them an easy target for enemy attackers, potentially costing the clan stars. This highlights the importance of balancing offense and defense for effective COC War Weight management.

How to Use This COC War Weight Calculator 2019

Using the COC War Weight Calculator 2019 is straightforward. Follow these steps to estimate your base's war weight:

1. Estimate Your Input Values: The most crucial step is accurately estimating the "weight" of each component for your base. Since these values aren't directly shown in-game, you'll need to rely on community resources, existing guides, or experienced players to approximate these numbers for your specific Town Hall level and upgrade progression. For example, you might look up typical troop weights for a max TH10, or the approximate weight of a level 40 Archer Queen.
2. Input Values into the Calculator:
   • Enter your estimated 'Offensive Weight' (troops, spells, etc.).
   • Enter your estimated 'Defensive Weight' (main defenses like cannons, archer towers, etc.).
   • Enter your estimated 'New Defenses Weight' (weight of defenses unique to your TH level, like Scattershots or Inferno Towers).
   • Enter your estimated 'Hero Weight' based on your hero levels.
   • Enter your estimated 'Trap Weight' (bombs, teslas, etc.).
   You can use the default values as a starting point if you're unsure.
3. Calculate War Weight: Click the "Calculate War Weight" button. The calculator will instantly process the inputs using the 2019-era formula.
4. Review the Results:
   • Primary Result: The large, highlighted number is your estimated total war weight.
   • Intermediate Values: The other results show the specific contribution of each component (Offense, Defense, New Defenses, Heroes, Traps) after applying the relevant multipliers.
   • Table and Chart: The table provides a structured breakdown of base vs. weighted components, and the chart visually compares the contributions.
5. Interpret the Data: Compare your total war weight to others in your clan and against potential opponents. Look at the breakdown: is your defense weight disproportionately high compared to your offense? Are new defenses heavily influencing your weight? This insight helps you make informed decisions about your next upgrades.
6. Use the Reset Button: If you want to clear the fields and start over, click the "Reset" button. It will restore the default values.
7. Copy Results: Use the "Copy Results" button to easily share your calculated weights and contributing factors with clanmates or for your records.

Decision-Making Guidance: Use the calculated weight to guide your upgrade priorities. If your war weight is high but your offensive capabilities are low, consider prioritizing troop, spell, or hero upgrades. If your weight seems low for your TH level, you might be behind on defensive upgrades, which could lead to unfavorable matchmaking. Aim for a balance that reflects your clan's war strategy and your personal playstyle.

Key Factors That Affect COC War Weight Results

Several factors influence your calculated war weight in Clash of Clans, impacting your clan's matchmaking. While the calculator provides an estimate based on a 2019 model, understanding these underlying dynamics is crucial:

1. Town Hall Level: This is the most significant factor. Higher Town Hall levels inherently unlock stronger defenses, higher troop levels, and more powerful heroes, all contributing to a higher base war weight. Your TH level dictates the potential maximum weight you can achieve.
2. Defensive Building Levels: Upgrading core defensive structures like Inferno Towers, Eagle Artillery, X-Bows, and even basic Cannons and Archer Towers significantly increases your defensive weight. The higher the level of these buildings, the more they contribute to your overall war weight.
3. Offensive Troop & Spell Levels: While sometimes carrying a slightly lower multiplier than defenses in older models, your troop and spell levels are vital. Maxing out troops and spells relevant to your attack strategies adds substantial weight to the offensive component. Neglecting offense while maxing defenses can lead to a mismatch in capabilities.
4. Hero Levels: Heroes are incredibly powerful offensive tools. Their levels directly translate into significant war weight. High-level heroes (like a Level 50+ Queen) contribute heavily, and neglecting them can make your base appear "lighter" offensively, potentially affecting matchmaking.
5. Walls: While historically having a lower individual weight, the sheer number of walls and the effort to upgrade them to high levels (e.g., Level 12 or 13 walls) does contribute to the overall defensive weight, albeit typically less than major defenses.
6. New Defensive Buildings ("Scenery Weight"): A major factor, especially around TH10, TH11, and TH12, is the introduction of new, powerful defenses. Upgrading your TH to unlock these (e.g., Inferno Towers, Eagle Artillery, Scattershots) adds a considerable chunk of weight, often more than upgrading existing defenses, because they are entirely new structures with high potential.
7. Traps and Hidden Teslas: While individually less impactful, fully upgraded traps and Hidden Teslas add to the total defensive weight. Their contribution is usually minor compared to major defenses but is factored into the calculation.

Understanding these factors helps players strategically plan their upgrades to optimize their War Weight and contribute effectively to their clan's success in Clan Wars.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Is the 2019 war weight calculation still accurate today?

A: The 2019 formula provides a good baseline understanding, but Supercell frequently updates the matchmaking algorithm. While the core concepts remain similar (offense vs. defense), the exact multipliers and weight assigned to specific elements may have changed in subsequent years. This calculator is best used for understanding the historical context of 2019 or as a general estimate.

Q2: How can I find the exact weight of my troops or defenses?

A: Supercell does not publicly reveal the exact weight values for individual upgrades. Players rely on community-driven research, estimations, and calculators like this one, which are based on observed matchmaking patterns and data analysis.

Q3: What is considered "rushing" in terms of war weight?

A: Rushing, in the context of war weight, typically means upgrading your Town Hall significantly without adequately leveling up your offensive troops, heroes, and defenses. This can result in a high war weight for your TH level but with weak attacking power and vulnerable defenses, negatively impacting war performance.

Q4: Should I stop upgrading defenses to lower my war weight?

A: Generally, no. While managing war weight is important, completely halting defensive upgrades can make your base too weak to defend, costing your clan valuable stars. The key is balance. Focus on upgrading defenses that are essential for stopping common attack strategies at your TH level, while prioritizing offensive upgrades.

Q5: How do heroes affect war weight?

A: Heroes contribute a significant portion of your offensive power and thus your war weight. Higher level heroes mean a stronger offense and a higher war weight. They are crucial for three-star attacks, making them a vital component to consider.

Q6: Does upgrading walls affect my war weight?

A: Yes, upgrading walls contributes to your defensive weight. While lower-level walls have minimal impact, maxing out walls at higher Town Hall levels adds a noticeable amount to your overall war weight, similar to upgrading other defensive structures.

Q7: What are "new defenses" and why do they have high weight?

A: "New defenses" refer to structures that become available only when you upgrade your Town Hall (e.g., Inferno Towers at TH10, Eagle Artillery at TH11). In many matchmaking algorithms, these new, powerful buildings carry a higher weight than upgrading existing defenses, encouraging players to develop their bases more holistically.

Q8: How does this calculator help my clan win wars?

A: By providing an estimate of your war weight, this calculator helps you and your clanmates understand your collective strength. It aids in strategic decisions regarding upgrade priorities, ensuring your clan maintains a balanced war weight profile that ideally matches you against beatable opponents. It prevents individual players from unknowingly inflating the clan's overall weight too much with underdeveloped offense.