TH11 War Base – Layered Core with Split Town Hall and Eagle

Base Layout Analysis

This TH11 War Base is built around a layered internal core where the Town Hall and Eagle Artillery are separated instead of sharing one oversized value compartment. The layout keeps several important defensive targets at comparable depth, but behind different wall boundaries, so the attacker has to manage both access and routing rather than simply opening one central box.

Town Hall / Core:
The Town Hall belongs to the inner structure and is protected by additional compartments before it can be reached from the edge. The Eagle sits in another value section, close enough to influence the central fight but far enough away that one surgical entry does not automatically remove both objectives. This gives the core a split-value character.

Defensive Structure:
Major defenses are distributed across the internal and lateral cells. The Inferno Towers and supporting damage are not stacked into one tight cluster, which limits the value of a single spell-heavy push. Even after one section is opened, other high-impact defenses remain active from separate compartments.

Wall / Compartment Detail:
The wall network uses repeated internal divisions, offsets and short connecting walls to create a sequence of compartments. The important value areas are not linked by one straight corridor. Instead, the attacker has to cross or open different wall sections to continue moving deeper through the base.

Pathing and Entry:
A direct entry can gain strong first-phase value, but the army still needs a clean funnel to stay on the intended line. Lateral compartments provide alternative targets, so troops can peel away from the Town Hall route if the edges are not controlled. The separated Eagle also means the attacker must decide whether the first push is designed to secure the Town Hall or to preserve momentum into the backend.

Perimeter Detail:
The perimeter is developed on all sides with enough outside structures to make funnel preparation meaningful. Those buildings are not merely decoration; leaving the wrong side uncleared can widen troop pathing before the army reaches the layered core. That distribution also makes the timing of the second wall opening important, because reaching one inner cell does not guarantee clean continuation into the next value area.

Priorities:
1. Defensive compartmenting
2. Anti-3-Star