TH18 Progress Base – Stepped Wall Display and Upgrade Clusters

Base Layout Analysis

• Wall display: The lower half is reserved for a deliberate stepped display of completed wall blocks. Short square sections repeat across separate rows, making the wall collection easy to inspect without mixing it into the main building clusters.
• Building organisation: Major buildings, defenses and resource structures are grouped through the upper and middle portions of the village. The arrangement keeps the active upgrade inventory separate from the dedicated wall-display area.
• Upgrade clusters: Buildings are collected in recognisable groups instead of being spread as a standard defensive layout. That gives the layout a practical management role: each cluster can be reviewed as a group while upgrades are planned.
• Wall progression: The stepped pattern exposes a clear progression display, with repeated wall blocks arranged in distinct sections. It is better suited to checking wall stock and completion patterns than to representing a continuous combat perimeter.
• Open working space: The space between the display, the building groups and the village edge remains readable. This avoids turning the progress base into a dense pile where individual upgrade areas are difficult to find.
• Use case: This is a visual progress layout for players who want their wall development and major building groups visible at the same time. It prioritises organisation and review over a war-base defensive structure.
• Priorities: 1. Wall-progression display. 2. Upgrade organisation.