A field-by-field guide to creating a clear Clash of Clans request for Ranked Leagues, resources, walls, Clan Games, hero levels, or a custom goal.
A useful Clash of Clans request is not just “upgrade my village.” Ranked progression, resource farming, walls, Clan Games, and heroes have different success criteria. PlayerVault keeps those services separate so a booster can price the real scope instead of guessing from a generic rank form. Open the Clash of Clans Boosting request builder, choose one service, and describe only the work that belongs to it.
| Goal | Use this service | Most important details |
|---|---|---|
| Move through the competitive ladder | Rank Boost | Current league, desired league, and any timing constraints |
| Build a resource balance | Resources Farm | Resource type, requested amount, and Town Hall |
| Improve village walls | Wall Upgrades | Town Hall, current wall level, target level or scope |
| Complete event progress | Clan Games | Point target, task scope, and deadline |
| Raise one hero | Heroes Leveling | Hero, current level, desired level, and Town Hall |
| Combine unusual objectives | Custom Request | A bounded description with a clear finish condition |
Clash of Clans Ranked Battles unlock at Town Hall 7. The current ladder uses globally numbered leagues: Skeleton 1–3, Barbarian 4–6, Archer 7–9, Wizard 10–12, Valkyrie 13–15, Witch 16–18, Golem 19–21, P.E.K.K.A 22–24, Titan 25–27, Dragon 28–30, Electro 31–33, then Legend III, Legend II, and Legend I. In April 2026, Supercell split Legend into three tiers, so an older request that says only “Legend” is not precise enough.
Ranked is tournament-based and Supercell can change promotion, demotion, battle-count, or inactivity rules. A request should state the target league and deadline, but it should not promise a specific number of battles unless the buyer and booster have confirmed the current tournament conditions.
For resource farming, select the resource category and provide a realistic amount or range. Town Hall matters because storage, armies, targets, and upgrade costs change with village progression. If several resources matter, explain their priority in additional information instead of hiding three different goals inside one number.
For walls, record the current wall level and either a target level or a bounded scope such as a number of segments. Town Hall 18 introduced new progression, and later balance updates can change the practical route. Clear scope gives boosters a basis for ETA and makes the accepted offer easier to compare with the final order snapshot.
A Clan Games request should identify the requested points or task scope and the real deadline. Do not assume that every task will remain available for the whole event. For heroes, choose the named hero—Barbarian King, Archer Queen, Minion Prince, Grand Warden, Royal Champion, or Dragon Duke—then give current and desired levels plus Town Hall when relevant.
PlayerVault does not turn these requests into fixed-price seller listings. Approved Clash of Clans boosters see matching requests and can send a price and ETA. Compare offers against the same configuration you submitted: the cheapest offer is not useful if it assumes a smaller wall scope or a different league target. Accepting an offer creates an order with immutable human-readable service details.
Before starting, review the game publisher’s current rules and the PlayerVault marketplace rules. Keep coordination in authorized order chat and use the order detail as the shared definition of done.
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