Supercell has published its November schedule for Clash of Clans, and the month is heavy on upgrades, events and Titan-themed cosmetics. Hammer Jam starts on November 1, Town Hall 19 lands mid-month, and the calendar fills out with new Hero Skins, returning cosmetics and several limited-time events.
The season is framed around the Titan Foundry, where builders are said to be clocking in, furnaces are firing up and Hero Skins are being forged from Siege Machine scraps. Supercell leans into that industrial theme across the whole month, while still keeping familiar systems like the Gold Pass, Clan War League, Treasure Hunt and Clan Games on the schedule.
Hammer Jam, Gold Pass and Clan War League open the month
November begins with the November Gold Pass, which runs from November 1 to November 30 and includes Grand Titan, a Grand Warden skin. Supercell describes Grand Titan as a mix of ancient wisdom and industrial ambition, with a personality built around factory efficiency, craftsmanship and safety.
Hammer Jam also starts on November 1 and runs through November 15. During those two weeks, players get 50% off upgrade timers and costs, plus a 2x boost to resource collector capacities and production. Supercell positions the event as a stretch for faster, cheaper upgrades before the rest of the month’s content arrives.
The November Clan War League runs from November 1 to November 10, placing war competition right alongside the upgrade discount window. Supercell notes that Hammer Jam should make it easier to avoid showing up to league day with a half-built base.
Together, those early November beats set the pace for the month: resource-heavy progress at the start, followed by a long run of cosmetic releases and event rewards once the calendar moves forward.
Titan Foundry cosmetics arrive throughout the month
The Titan Foundry Scenery arrives on November 3 and remains available until November 30. Supercell says heroes are forged there from the charred leftovers of Siege Machines, and adds that the red lights mean everything is under control.
Four Titan Hero Skins then roll out one after another:
- Titan King for the Barbarian King, from November 5 to November 30.
- Titan Prince for the Minion Prince, from November 7 to November 30.
- Titan Champion for the Royal Champion, from November 9 to November 30.
- Titan Queen for the Archer Queen, from November 11 to November 30.
Supercell gives each skin a short character note. Titan King is described as Builder’s latest handiwork, with a hammer of his own and a clockwork heart that creaks and groans for battle. Titan Prince is said to have had his head built first, and that it insisted on gargantuan fists. Titan Champion is built from the boots up to guard the Titan Foundry, while Titan Queen is royalty with a crown literally attached to her head.
On November 13, Titan Duke joins the lineup. Supercell calls it a Dragon Duke skin and describes it as “a Siege Machine with wings!” The announcement says Titan Duke is heard before seen, clanking and groaning with skyward gears, and adds that it calls its left claw Spinny and its right claw Poky.
Another cosmetics return starts on November 15 and runs through November 30: November 2025 Cosmetics Return: The Wastelands. That bundle brings back Bruiser King, Fury Queen, Armored Prince, Shaman Warden, Nomad Champion and the Wasteland Scenery. Supercell says they survived one apocalypse, so the Foundry’s safety record does not scare them.
Events, challenges and rewards fill the middle and end of November
The Troop Spotlight Event runs from November 10 to November 16, with Super Yeti on duty. Players collect Ice Cubes in multiplayer battles, earn Super Medals and spend them on rewards that include resources, potions, runes, Hero Skins, Village Sceneries and decorations. Supercell specifically mentions the Kawaii Giant Super Decoration among the reward options.
Supercell says full details for the Medal Event will be covered in a separate blog later in the month. For now, the announcement gives the broad structure: collect, earn and spend while the spotlight troop handles the heavy lifting.
The month also includes the Last Town Hall 18 Challenge from November 9 to November 15. Supercell calls it the final Town Hall 18 Challenge and asks players whether they have what it takes to beat it.
On November 9, the game also gets the M.O.M.M.A Mass Troop Event. Supercell says players at Town Hall 10 and above can take 25 M.O.M.M.As into battle for free, making the troop available as a short burst of extra offense rather than a permanent change to army composition.
Clan content returns again with November Clan Games, which run from November 22 to November 28. Supercell’s note is short: tasks, points and rewards, with Backup Troops joining for the first four days.
Treasure Hunt runs from November 16 to November 23 and is available for Town Hall 3 through 17. That means a wide spread of players can take part as the month moves into its later rewards window.
The last entry on the schedule is the Fully Forged Challenge, which runs from November 24 to December 1. Supercell says it features “work-related accidents aplenty down at the Titan Foundry,” with players assembling Heroes built from the bones of Siege Machines and cleaning up the mess before the safety warden comes knocking.
Town Hall 19 is the main progression marker tied to the month, with Supercell saying it lands mid-month. The announcement does not give a specific date, but it places the new Town Hall between the early upgrade push and the late-month challenge and reward cycle.
By the end of November, Clash of Clans will have cycled through a Gold Pass skin, Hammer Jam, Clan War League, a scenery drop, four Titan Hero Skins, a returning cosmetics set, a troop spotlight, two challenges, a mass troop event, Clan Games and Treasure Hunt. Supercell closes by saying the Foundry is running, Town Hall 19 is on the way and everything is under control.
Hammer Jam starting the same day as Clan War League is a bit cheeky. Half the clan will be upgrading walls and the other half will be asking why their war base still looks like a builder’s breakfast.
yeah, that part is funny. 50% off timers plus war league means everyone suddenly becomes a
nah, wars get messy anyway
Grand Titan is peak silliness
bit much, but yeah
Bit much is the point though. If CoC is doing industrial goth titan stuff, I’d rather they go full weird than play it safe and give us another generic knight reskin with a blue glow. The foundry angle at least sounds like someone had a theme and committed to it.
TH19 mid-month means panic upgrades, nice
mid-month is scary, because farm value drops if you spend too early and miss the new hall stuff
fair, but that is also the fun part lol
true, nothing like staring at the upgrade button for 20 mins and calling it strategy. we’ll see if TH19 makes it worth hoarding or not
Titan Duke sounds like a Siege Machine trying to cosplay as a dragon, which is honestly enough for me.
If it comes with weird claws and a face, sold
right, but i hope it doesnt look too goofy in base view. some of these event skins get busy fast
The Wastelands returning on November 15 is the one thing here that actually hits. Bruiser King, Fury Queen and the rest coming back after a full year means a lot of people get another shot at the set they missed. Supercell clearly knows cosmetics move faster when they frame them as a comeback instead of just another shop rotation.
nah, that’s still just shop bait with a fresh coat of paint
maybe, but if it was just paint they wouldnt bother tying it to the Foundry theme and the whole returning set pitch. players already know what they want, so bringing back a full bundle is better than pretending the shop is brand new every month. you really think people are ignoring Bruiser King just because it has a rerun tag on it?
i get the rerun angle, but for me it still feels like they are selling nostalgia and calling it content. if people wanted old skins bad enough, this one would sell itself either way. maybe i’m just tired of every update having a costume rack attached to it, but i’ll admit the Foundry theme gives it a little more flavour than usual
Treasure Hunt being open from TH3 to TH17 is a pretty wide net. That usually means even low bases get something to do instead of watching the month pass by from the sidelines.
wide, yeah, but it can still end up being just another side quest if the rewards are meh
fair, but even a small reward loop helps lower THs stay engaged instead of logging off after daily loot
yeah, not huge, but better than nothing
TH19 before the month ends is the real headline
or the biggest distraction from it
could be, but a new hall tends to drown out everything else for a bit
fair, in my clan TH18 launch had everyone ignoring event rewards for a week. we were too busy checking what needed maxing first
yeah, that sounds about right. new hall always makes people forget the shiny stuff for a bit
super yeti in the Troop Spotlight is interesting. that event usually gets weird value if the free troop lines up with farming or easy 3 stars
i once used spotlight troops just to finish clan games faster, so yeah this can get silly real quick
when you say weird value, do you mean for attacking or just for medal farming? those are usually pretty different in CoC
not always though. sometimes the spotlight troop is just a gimmick and the medals matter more than the unit itself