TH10 War Base – Central Diamond Compartment Grid

Base Layout Analysis

This base has a noticeably more organized, symmetrical compartment structure than Base 3. Multiple rectangular and diamond-like wall sections are arranged around a dense central defensive area, producing several separate entry zones. The Town Hall is visibly displaced toward the left/lower-left side of the main defensive footprint rather than occupying the exact center. This creates a deliberate separation between the Town Hall area and the heavier central compartment network.

The upper section forms a relatively isolated compartment with additional defensive structures, while the middle contains several interlocking compartments. The lower and side sections continue this compartmental pattern, giving attackers multiple wall layers to negotiate before reaching deeper structures. The wall geometry is therefore one of the strongest defining characteristics of this base.

Gold and elixir storages are spread around the perimeter and between defensive sections. Several are placed outside or close to the outer defensive layers, while others sit within interior compartments. This distribution prevents the visible loot buildings from forming one simple centralized cluster.

There are also numerous visible trap placements around likely movement corridors and between wall sections. Exact trap identities are not consistently clear enough at this image resolution, so I would not assign specific trap types. The repeated compartment boundaries and distributed defenses make this distinctly defensive in structure.