TH10 Anti-2 War Base
A symmetrical diamond design with tricky war pathing, mixed Infernos covering different threats, and X-Bow islands built to pull Queen Charges off course.
Base Overview
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Town Hall Level | TH10 |
| Base Type | War (Anti-2-Star) |
| Key Feature | Diamond design with mixed Infernos and a Tesla farm |
| Defends Against | Queen Charge and air spam attacks |
| Best For | TH10 war players who want a flexible base that adapts to Queen Charge and air spam threats |
| CC Troops | 1 Lava Hound, 1 Balloon |
| Last Updated | August 2025 |
Why This Base Works
This base uses a symmetrical diamond design with tricky pathing built specifically for war defense.
One Multi Inferno and one Single Inferno cover different threat types, and a Tesla farm adds extra damage to stop pushes as they build momentum. X-Bow islands are placed to pull Queen Charges off their intended course.
If you're facing heavy air spam, you can switch both Infernos to Single mode and fill the Clan Castle with Witches, Baby Dragon, and Archers instead.
What Attacks Does This Base Counter?
- Queen Charge and air spam attacks: X-Bow islands pull Queen Charges off course, and the mixed Inferno setup can be switched to double Single mode with an air-focused Clan Castle when air spam is the bigger threat.
How to Copy This Base
- Tap the Copy this Layout button above.
- The game opens in the layout editor.
- Choose the slot you want to save to and tap Save.
FAQ
Why does this TH10 war base use one Multi Inferno and one Single Inferno instead of two of the same?
Mixing them covers two different threat types at once, instead of optimizing for only one kind of attack.
How do the X-Bow islands help against Queen Charge?
They're placed specifically to pull Queen Charges off their intended course, disrupting the timing attackers rely on.
What should I change if I'm facing a lot of air spam?
Switch both Infernos to Single mode and fill your Clan Castle with Witches, Baby Dragon, and Archers instead of the default composition.
