Baby Dragon

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Baby Dragon is a Clash of Clans troop that can be trained with Elixir.

He is unlocked by upgrading a Barrack to level 11, which requires a Town Hall level 9.

This troop was introduced on the May 2016 Update, among with the Miners.

On the Summer 2020 update, the Super Troop version Inferno Dragon was added to the game.

Content

  1. 1. Baby Dragon Explained
  2. 2. Special Ability: Rage
  3. 3. How to Use Baby Dragons
  4. 4. Stats
  5. 5. Training Time
  6. 6. Upgrade Chart
  7. 7. Super Troop Boost
  8. 8. Upgrade Images

Baby Dragon Explained

Baby Dragon is medium health, high damage flying unit.

His attack is ranged (2.75 tiles) and deals splash damage to a very short area (0.3 tiles), and it's capable of targeting both air and ground units.

With a house of spacing of 10, he is half the size of the regular Dragon. However, if he has less than half hit points and deals less than half damage (unless he is "enraged") than his "big brother".

Dragons don't have a preferred target and will always aim for the closest building.

Although the splash damage affects a very short area, it is enough to kill several Skeletons from Witches or Skeleton Traps with a single hit.

Special Ability: Rage

Baby Dragon has a very unique special ability: while flying alone without any other flying units nearby, he gets enraged.

The exact distance from other flying units to get the boost is 4.5 tiles.

While he is enraged he the damage per attack doubles, giving him a huge boost.

How to Use Baby Dragons

Due to the nature of this troop and his special ability, Baby Dragons are mostly used alone as a support troop.

Mass Baby Dragons are not really effective because they lose their special ability.

Baby Dragons are usually used to take down buildings from outside the walls and prepare for funneling.

They can also be used with Queen Walk. Since he is a flying troop he will not "steal" the Healers from the Queen, but he will also take down Seeking Air Mines and give the Queen some boost.

However, if you only want to "clear the skies" for the Healers or to an air attack, Balloons use half of the housing space and can also do this job.

Stats

Preferred Target
Clash of Clans HUD
Attack Type
Clash of Clans HUD
Housing Space
Clash of Clans HUD
Movement Speed
Clash of Clans HUD
Attack Speed
Clash of Clans HUD
Barracks Level Required
Clash of Clans HUD
Range
Clash of Clans HUD
Ability Damage Increase
Clash of Clans HUD
Ability Attack Speed Increase
Clash of Clans HUD
NoneArea Splash 0.3 Tile Radius (Ground & Air)10201s112.75 tiles100%50%

Training Time

Training Time of Baby Dragons
Barracks availableBarracks upgrading
1m 30s3m

Upgrade Chart

Level
Clash of Clans HUD
Damage per Second
Clash of Clans HUD
Damage per Attack*Hitpoints
Clash of Clans HUD
Research Cost
Clash of Clans HUD
Research Time
Clash of Clans HUD
Laboratory Level Required
Clash of Clans HUD
175751,200N/AN/AN/A
285851,3002,000,0002d7
395951,4002,500,0003d 12h8
41051051,5003,400,0005d8
51151151,6004,200,0006d 6h9
61251251,7006,300,0008d 6h10
71351351,8009,000,00010d 12h11
81451451,90016,000,00015d 18h12

Super Troop Boost

Super Troop
Clash of Clans HUD
Boost Cost
Clash of Clans HUD
Baby Dragon Level Required
Clash of Clans HUD
Inferno Dragon25,0006

Upgrade Images

Level 1-2Level 3
Clash of Clans | Baby Dragon | Levels 1-2
Clash of Clans | Baby Dragon | Level 3
Level 4Level 5
Clash of Clans | Baby Dragon | Level 4
Clash of Clans | Baby Dragon | Levels 5
Level 6Level 7
Clash of Clans | Baby Dragon | Level 6
Clash of Clans | Baby Dragon | Level 7
Level 8
Clash of Clans | Baby Dragon | Level 8