MedievalMethods player rankings

Clan, roster-wide

0 regular and CWL wars recorded · last 30 days

Counts only wars this site recorded itself. Overview's record comes from the clan's own in-game war log, a different set of wars.

Usage100%of entitled attacks thrown, across 0 members with verified war data.

Engagementi0%of each member's watched days active, averaged over 39 members, within the last 28 days.

War attack0%

No attacks in this window yet.

0 attack slots. 3-star rate is the headline.

War defense · % conceded0%

No attacks in this window yet.

0 defense slots across 0 members. Lower is better.

Roster · last 30 days

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Each member's own number, coloured on a fixed band.

▸What each column means

A 3-star rate of 70+ is always green whatever the rest of the roster did.

Use: Usage. Attacks thrown ÷ attacks entitled, across wars this member is verified to have attacked in.
Atk: War attack. 3-star rate on war attacks. Higher is better.
Def: War defense. Opponent 3-star rate against this base in war. Lower is better.
Engage: Engagement. Days with real evidence that a member played (a battle, a war attack, or a raid weekend), as a share of the days we have been able to watch them. Each member is only measured over their own time in the clan. Evidence only, never a live session log, so it reads low rather than high.
Tap any number to see the real counts behind it.
A dashed outline means fewer than 5 recorded wars, attacks or defenses. Still the real number, just too thin to carry a member up the order on its own, and left out of the clan-rank comparison for the same reason.
Order: the plain mean of the four columns, once at least two of Use, Atk and Def clear that floor. Engage counts inside the mean but never on its own. Equal scores are settled by Town Hall, then name, so the order never shifts on its own.
Dash: no verified war data in this window. Not a zero.

39 members are listed last, in name order. Fewer than two of their Use, Atk and Def columns rest on 5 or more recorded wars, attacks or defenses, which is not enough to rank them on. Their real numbers are still shown. A wider window usually clears this.