Town Hall 14 Queen Charge Hybrid attack strategy in Clash of Clans: Army composition and step-by-step guide

Queen Charge Hybrid is one of the strongest Town Hall 14 attack strategies in Clash of Clans. It can be used by players both in multiplayer and clan wars to earn three stars. This approach focuses on using Archer Queen Walk, Hog Riders, and Miners to clear the base core. Archer Queen Walk is an opening strategy where Archer Queen and Healers are used together to clear outside buildings and enter the base core. If used correctly, players can take down multiple defensive buildings and the enemy's clan castle troops using Archer Queen.

In this article, we will further explore the Town Hall 14 Queen Charge Hybrid attack strategy in Clash of Clans, its army composition, and a step-by-step guide.

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Army composition of Queen Charge Hybrid attack strategy

Army composition of Queen Charge Hybrid attack strategy (Image via Supercell)

Players should practice the Queen Charge Hybrid attack strategy in multiplayer battles before using the same in clan wars. In this approach, the Queen Walk opening strategy is used with Balloons and Baby Dragon to clear outside buildings. Rage spells should be used on Archer Queen to help her clear defenses like Eagle Artillery, Scattershots, and the enemy's clan castle troops.

Flame Flinger is deployed from the other corner of the base to attack the remaining defenses. Wizards, Wall Breakers, Headhunters, and Barbarian King are used with Archer Queen to create a funnel in the base.

These troops will be able to clear one side of the base and start attacking the core. Hog Riders and Miners are used from the other side of the base with Grand Warden to clear the base core. Royal Champion is dropped from the other corner to clear the remaining defenses.

The Invisibility spell should be used on Royal Champion to help her clear the base. Healing spells should be used on Hog Riders to protect them from Wizards Towers and Giant Bombs. The army composition of Town Hall 14 Queen Charge Hybrid attack strategy is as follows:

• 5 Healers
• 15 Hog Riders
• 15 Miners
• 3 Wizards
• 4 Balloons
• 1 Baby Dragon
• 2 Super Wall Breakers
• 1 Archer
• 1 Headhunter
• 1 Healing spell
• 3 Rage spells
• 2 Freeze spells
• 1 Invisibility spell
• Hog Riders, Flame Flinger, Healing spell and Poison spell
• Archer Queen
• Barbarian King
• Royal Champion
• Grand Warden

Players can change the hybrid troops according to base formation. If there are more defenses close to walls, then the number of Balloons can be increased to help Archer Queen clear these defenses easily.

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Step-by-step guide to using Town Hall 14 Queen Charge Hybrid attack strategy

Use Healing spells with Hog Riders (Image via Supercell)

Following is the step-by-step guide to using the Queen Charge Hybrid attack strategy in Clash of Clans:

1. Deploy Archer Queen and Healers from one corner of the base. Use some Balloons to help her clear outside buildings and nearby defenses.
2. Drop Flame Flinger from the other corner to create a funnel in the base. Use the Poison spell on the enemy's clan castle troops.
3. Use Wizards, Baby Dragons, and Archers to clear outside buildings and allow Archer Queen and Healers to enter the base core.
4. Use Super Wall Breakers to create wall openings in the base. Once Archer Queen enters base, deploy Barbarian King and Headhunters to help her clear the base core.
5. Rage spells should be used to help troops clear the core. Freeze spells should be used to counter Inferno Towers, Eagle Artillery and Scattershots.
6. Drop the Hog Riders from the other side of the base. Use Healing spells to protect them from Wizards Towers, Giant Bombs and other multi target defenses.
7. Use Miners and ground Grand Warden together from the other corner to clear outside buildings and target the base core.
8. Use Royal Champion with the Invisibility spell to clear the remaining defenses and clean up the base.

Players may change the Queen Charge Hybrid attack strategy according to the base. Miner and Hog Riders can be used together in the case of closed-compartment bases to target both outside buildings and defenses.