How I Hit 4,000 Clan Games Points in 10 Minutes

I used to treat Clan Games like a second job. I would open the event, scroll through challenges, pick the biggest point values, and tell myself I was being efficient. Two hours later I would still be attacking, still chasing one more star, still pretending I was close to finishing. The truth was embarrassing: I was doing Clan Games the slow way. I picked bad challenges. I wandered into Builder Base. I tried to properly finish every attack. Worst of all, I spent more time choosing challenges than completing them. In 2026, with so many events and so little free time, that approach makes no sense. Clan Games are not supposed to be a grind. The goal is simple: get the rewards, finish fast, and move on.

The Shift: Points per Attack, Not Points per Challenge

Most players look at points per challenge. I look at points per attack. That one change made everything easier. A challenge can look exciting because it offers a big number, but if it takes six slow attacks to finish, it is actually bad value. I would rather take a fast challenge I can finish in one or two quick attacks and move on instantly. My target is at least 150 points per attack. That is the sweet spot. If I can hit that consistently, reaching 4,000 points becomes ridiculously fast. I am not trying to play perfect attacks. I am trying to complete challenges as fast as possible.

My rule is simple: get the star, hit 50%, use the required troop or spell, leave, done, next challenge. No overthinking. No trophy pushing. No long attacks, because long attacks are the biggest time-consumer in the whole event. Just speed.

Home Village Only

I only focus on Home Village challenges. Always. Builder Base is too slow, too annoying, and honestly not worth the time. If the goal is speed, Home Village wins every time. The best challenges are usually the ones that ask me to use one troop like Dragon, Baby Dragon, or Hog Rider; use one spell like Jump, Clone, or Lightning; destroy easy outside buildings like Gold Mines, Army Camps, or Builder Huts; finish quick star challenges; or complete Super Troop challenges. Super Troop tasks are amazing. The dream challenge is a Super Troop task worth around 1,500 points. Those are the jackpot. If I get those, Clan Games becomes stupidly easy.

What I usually avoid is just as important: Builder Base challenges, slow defense destruction challenges like Inferno Towers, awkward loot challenges when storages are already full, and anything that needs too much planning. If I have to think too much, I skip it. Fast equals good. Slow equals bad. That mindset saves a lot of time.

My Speed Army and Attack Routine

This strategy works because I am not attacking for three stars. I am attacking for a fast 50%. That is it. I use a simple farming army built for speed. Mass Valkyries do most of the work because they clear outside buildings fast. Then I swap a few troops depending on the challenge. Need one Dragon? Replace a few Valkyries. Need one Jump Spell? Swap one spell. Need one Hog Rider? Easy. I do not rebuild a whole army every time. I only make small changes and keep moving. For heroes, I use damage equipment. The goal is simple: destroy as much as possible as fast as possible. Not safe. Not clean. Just fast. Once I hit 50%, I am already leaving the attack. Clan Games does not care if the attack looks pretty. Only the points matter.

This is where most people waste time: they stay too long in attacks. I do not. I take the first decent base I see. No endless searching. Then I drop everything fast:

• Valkyries go on the outside

• Heroes go on both sides

• I use the required troop or spell for the challenge

• I pop hero abilities early

• I quit the moment the challenge is done

I am not saving hero abilities for some perfect moment. I just want fast damage. The second I get close to 50%, I am ready to leave. Once the challenge is done, I quit immediately. Not one extra second. Sometimes the whole attack takes 15 seconds. That is why the strategy works. Three fast attacks in one minute are better than one perfect attack in three minutes. Clan Games rewards speed, not beauty.

Small Habits That Save Minutes

These small things matter more than people think. Loot challenges can get annoying if my storages are full, so if I have one builder free, I quickly dump loot into walls or start an upgrade. That keeps challenges smoother. I also avoid refreshing too much. Every time I skip and refresh, I waste time due to cooldown. Sometimes a challenge is not perfect, but it is still fast enough. I just take it and move on. I do not care if I lose trophies. The rewards matter more. I am here for Clan Games, not pushing. Fast decisions win. Clan Games should feel like quick errands, not exam questions.

I picked up this mindset from studying how EinStonius plays. He is a Blueprint partner, a pro player for Team RNG, and part of a team that won the 2024 championship and finished runner-up in 2025. He is also a leading base builder and one of the top-rated coaches at Blueprint. When a player like that says to stop focusing on stars and start focusing on speed and efficiency, it is not theory. It is how he actually plays. That is what makes the strategy work so well.

Most players are not bad at Clan Games. They are just too slow. That is the whole issue. Once I stopped treating Clan Games like normal attacks, everything got easier. My goal is not perfect attacks. My goal is fast rewards. I would rather finish 4,000 points in 10 minutes and go enjoy the game somewhere else than spend hours doing challenges I hate. In 2026, that is still the best way to play the event. Clan Games should feel like free rewards, not unpaid labor.