TH18 Progress Base – Wall Stockpile Display and Upgrade Rows

Base Layout Analysis

• Wall stockpile display: A dense rectangular field of wall blocks occupies one dedicated part of the village. The repeated rows make the wall collection the defining element of this progress layout without presenting those walls as an active defensive network.
• Upgrade rows: The major buildings are arranged in organised bands and clusters around the wall display. This separates the stored wall work from the buildings that a player may be upgrading, checking or moving between builder cycles.
• Clear division: The layout uses open ground as a divider between the large wall field and the surrounding structures. That separation keeps the display readable and prevents the village from appearing as a single unstructured mass.
• Building groups: Resource buildings, defensive pieces and other village structures remain together in visible groupings. The layout does not rely on a continuous outer wall or a compact combat core, which suits its management purpose.
• Progress use: This format is useful when the goal is to see wall progress alongside broad upgrade groupings. The concentrated wall field provides an immediate reference point for reviewing the available wall inventory.
• Layout character: The design is deliberately utilitarian: long wall rows, separated building areas and enough open space to distinguish each section at a glance. It keeps planning work clear without making defensive-performance claims.
• Priorities: 1. Wall stockpile display. 2. Upgrade-row organisation.