TH18 War Base – Staggered Core and Side Compartments

Base Layout Analysis

• Town Hall compartment: The Town Hall is housed within the walled layout and is not presented as a loose perimeter target. Its surrounding rooms place it among other interior structures rather than giving it one exposed outer approach.
• Staggered core: Inner wall sections do not align as one large square. The core area is made from staggered connections and short compartment edges, creating several distinct cells around the concentrated middle value.
• Side compartments: Both sides of the walled body contain their own defensive sections. Those side rooms carry buildings away from the inner cluster and make the layout broader than a simple core-and-ring design.
• Compartment depth: Approaches toward the inner value meet different side compartments and wall segments. The structure retains multiple interior boundaries between the outer building groups and the more concentrated middle areas.
• Defensive placement: Defensive buildings are visible across the core, the side sections and the outer portions of the village. This spread places defensive value through the full walled body rather than one isolated compartment.
• Perimeter: Outer buildings remain around the walled body with clear space between groups. The perimeter continues the staggered layout and preserves the separation between side and inner sections.
• Priorities: 1. Defensive compartmenting. 2. Town Hall protection.