New ‘Clash of Clans’ unit will have serious impact on the game’s balance

In December 2015, the mobile game Clash of Clans has got a big update and it appears that now Supercell is preparing a new update for the game. Rumor has it that the new 'Clash of Clans' unit will have a serious impact on the game's balance.

If reports are anything to go by, the new update will be released in March this year and it will introduce a new troop.

The new update will be for TH 10 and will involve a Dark Elixir, according to an iDigitalTimes report. Town Hall 10 is the only Town Hall in the game that does not have a Dark Elixir. At present, it is not known whether the new troop in the game will be Dark Elixir or not.

However, reports suggest that the troop will be a TH 10 troop. There are speculations that the new unit could in fact have a serious impact on the game's balance. Gamers should not take it lightly once it's been released.

It is important to note that this is an unconfirmed rumor. Therefore, take these rumors with a pinch of salt.

Rumors are also doing the rounds that the upcoming update will involve a new magician troop known as the Ice Mage. The Ice Mage will have the power to freeze structures and enemies.

Reports suggest that the Clash of Clans developer may disclose some information about the update soon.

Recently, Clash of Clans servers were taken offline for maintenance. The game developer said that this was a planned procedure and they were in fact addressing particular issues with the gameplay. Now, gamers will not face a couple of bugs that have been often reported.

Meanwhile, the game developer Supercell is also thinking to release Clash Royale. According to latest reports, some of the characters from Clash of Clans will also be included in the forthcoming game.

The battleground is split into two sides, and users will fight by taking turns and using troops or cards from their cards collection, according to The Verge. Players can level up attacking skills and their troops by earning coins and purchasing more cards.

Users win the game by taking out their enemy gamers Castle, or the two defensive towers that every gamer has at the start of each fight. Attacking and taking turns costs elixir, and spells also cost elixir.