TH10 War Base – Asymmetric Split-Core Funnel Maze

Base Layout Analysis

This is the most visibly asymmetric of the three layouts. The walls create several elongated compartments and irregular corridors, with large open-looking spaces separated by narrow wall channels. Rather than building one compact central box, the layout distributes important structures across several distinct zones. The Town Hall is positioned toward the lower portion of the base, separated from the upper defensive sections.

The upper half contains several broad compartments with relatively long wall runs and multiple internal breaks. The lower half becomes considerably denser, with several smaller compartments surrounding defensive and resource structures. This produces a pronounced difference between the upper and lower portions of the base and gives the overall layout an extended, maze-like shape.

Resource storages are especially noticeable in the lower-right and lower-central areas, with additional storages distributed elsewhere around the base. They are not arranged as a single compact cluster. Defensive buildings are similarly dispersed across the different compartments, while several structures sit outside the principal wall network.

Visible traps appear to be positioned along approaches and between wall segments, but individual trap types cannot always be identified reliably from the screenshot. The wall arrangement itself provides strong evidence of deliberate pathing control. Because the exact air-defense configuration cannot be confirmed confidently at this resolution, I am not assigning an Anti-Air tag.