- For the main building, see Hero Hall.
Summary
- Hero Banners are obstacles placed to mark patrol points for the defending Heroes, replacing Hero Altars. Each Banner can be occupied only by one Hero.
- The Grand Warden now patrols like other heroes and no longer turns into a defense as a statue on his Altar. He will always defend in ground mode.
- Hero Banners are not bought in the shop, and are instead unlocked by upgrading the Hero Hall. Placing available Hero Banners are required to upgrade the Town Hall. Having more Hero Banners allows more Heroes to participate on defense. Heroes, when defending, do not need to regenerate health if they take damage.
- Hero Banners themselves are not targetable nor have hitpoints unlike Altars as they are no longer buildings, so they are not counted towards an attack's destruction percentage. However, they can still prevent troops from deploying one tile around them unlike other obstacles.
Strategies
Appearance
- The default Hero Banner is a T-shaped poll with metal rings on each end that holds up banners. It has a stone foundation and stone platform holding up the poll, which a small crack at the top left. The flag it holds is arrow-shaped and points downwards, and its color, symbol and base change appearance depending on the Hero it is housing.
- The Barbarian King's Banner is a red banner with a golden Barbarian with a crown as its icon. Its base is made of cracked stone with two steps, and a golden line around it, and has a sword and a bone.
- The Archer Queen's Banner is a green banner with a golden bow and arrow as its icon. Its base is made out of wood, with three layers; each layer except the second one is riveted by metal casings and at the corners. At the third layer, it is much taller, appearing like a table and has purple flag on each side. You can see the target at the side of the banner.
- The Minion Prince's Banner is a bluish-grey banner with two golden horns and a diamond as its icon. Its base consists of an orangish-grey rock with dark crystals, holding the banner.
- The Grand Warden's Banner is a purple banner with a golden shield as its icon. Its base consists of three layers in order of increasing height: small rocks, a white stone base with corner supports, a golden line on each side and an octagonal carving, and the topmost part of the banner has red and yellow supports on a white stone layer that hold the banner in place.
- The Royal Champion's Banner is a blue banner with a golden "V" shaped crown with a spear-like shape on top. The base consists of two-stpped cracked stone, with a Seeking Shield placed at the topmost part, which holds the banner.
Statistics
| Town Hall Level | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number Available | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | ||
| 2 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | ||
Size 
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| 2x2 |
Trivia
- The Minion Prince is is the only aerial Hero when defending the base as the Grand Warden will never be set to air mode. This also means that the defending Minion Prince is untouched by units which only target ground.
- Hero Banners are the only form of untargetable buildings that prevent areas where troops can be deployed.