Raid Weekend runs whether you are at your PC or not. Zen Macro takes the airship, works through the districts, reads the deployable ground off each base as it loads, puts the whole army down, and brings the Raid Medals home. Every attack you were given, spent.
Clan Capital automation is a V2 feature. Everything shown on this
page is Zen Macro V2 running on an Android emulator. V1 drives a single Google Play Games
client and does not raid the Capital.
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One switch. It finds its own way into the Clan Capital from the Home Village and works the raid map until the attacks are gone.
Reads the star badge over every district and attacks the least-cleared one at or below the limit you set. Untouched districts go first.
A district it has already damaged is preferred over a fresh one, so the attacks stack up on one base instead of spreading thin across the whole Capital.
District layouts are built by the defending clan, so no two clans share a base. It reads the deployable area off the game's own overlay, on the base in front of it.
Spells land on the thickest cluster of live defences while the base is still standing, then the army goes down. Repeat attacks steer clear of the last cast.
A district somebody else is already raiding is skipped, not queued behind. Your other accounts take the free districts instead of waiting on one base.
Cards that did not leave the tray on the first pass get swept up and dropped again, so an attack is not wasted on troops that never landed.
Most bots need recorded drop points, which is why most bots cannot raid the Capital: every clan builds its own districts, so recorded points are wrong the moment you raid a different clan. This one looks at the base instead.
Squares the camera up on the Home Village, finds the airship, and takes it through to the Clan Capital and the raid map without needing the camera left in any particular place.
Every district carries a three-star badge. It counts the filled stars on each one, scrolls the mountain to find the districts higher up, and shortlists the ones inside your star limit.
Once the battle loads it pulls the camera fully out and traces the deployable area's own border on the live frame. One narrow strip along a cliff edge or a whole plateau — same read, no recorded points.
Spells onto the densest live defences, then every troop card onto proven ground, then a sweep for anything still in the tray. Out through the results screen and straight on to the next district.
Two switches and it runs. Everything else already has a sensible default.
On or off, per instance. Off by default, and the rest of your farming loop is untouched either way — Raid Weekend simply gets picked up when it comes round.
A ceiling, not a target. 0 stars hits untouched districts only. 3 stars keeps hitting a district until it is destroyed. Capital Peak is skipped until the rest of the Capital falls and it unlocks.
Clan Capital automation is a Zen Macro V2 feature. V2 runs on an Android emulator, supports several accounts at once, and is the version every Clan Capital screenshot and clip on this site is recorded from. V1 drives a single Google Play Games client and does not raid the Capital.
It reads the star badge above every district on the raid map and attacks the least-cleared one at or below the star limit you set. You choose that limit from 0 to 3: 0 means untouched districts only, 3 means it will keep hitting a district until it is destroyed. Once it has started a district it finishes that one before moving to a fresh one, so damage stacks instead of spreading thin.
Yes. V2 runs several emulators at once, each with its own settings. When a district is already being raided by someone else the bot backs out of it, remembers it as busy, and takes a free district instead — so two of your own accounts do not queue up behind each other on the same base while the rest of the Capital sits untouched.
Capital Peak unlocks only once every other district is destroyed. Until then it carries a padlock instead of a star badge, so the bot does not try to attack it. Once it unlocks it reads like any other district and gets attacked in turn.
District layouts are built by the defending clan, so the same district is a different base in every clan and no recorded drop points would survive. The bot does not use recorded points — it reads the deployable area off the game's own overlay on the base in front of it, every attack. A base it has never seen is the normal case rather than the hard one.
It keeps attacking until your attacks run out or there is nothing left in range worth hitting, then leaves the Capital and goes back to the village. It picks up again on the next pass, so a Raid Weekend that starts while you are asleep is not a Raid Weekend you lose.
The same advice as the rest of the bot: use sensible session lengths, take breaks, and don't run it 24/7. Deploy order, timing and side selection are randomised on every attack so nothing about a run looks scripted.
Clan Capital automation is included with Zen Macro V2 alongside auto farm, auto donate, Builder Base, Clan Games, building and wall upgrades and laboratory research. One licence, the whole loop.