Clash of Clans Equipment Blast Runs to September 22 With Four WWE Troops
The Clash of Clans Equipment Blast event opened today and runs until 22 September, adding a Tag Ticket reward track that pays out in Champ Medals, ores and Magic Snacks. It is live on Android and iOS for every Home Village at Town Hall 6 and above, and it is the second act of the WWE crossover Supercell started on 1 September.
Supercell has been unusually specific about the mechanics this time, and the currency does not come from a shop. You earn it by attacking.
How the Clash of Clans Equipment Blast event works
Tag Tickets drop from Home Village battles only. Three buildings in each enemy base are seeded with them, and a choice screen appears when you cross the 33%, 66% and 100% destruction marks. That prompt is the Battle Options system, which also runs 9 to 22 September, and it makes you pick one of three things: a limited-time WWE troop, a stack of Gold, Elixir or Dark Elixir, or event currency.
That last part is the decision worth thinking about. If you want the reward track finished, you have to keep choosing tickets over loot on most attacks, and published reports put the full main track at 19,600 Tag Tickets with a bonus track sitting 7,000 tickets beyond it. Multiplayer attacks are the only source. Clan War and Capital raids do not feed it.
What the reward track actually pays
The free track is the bulk of it. Champ Medals are the headline reward and they spend in the Trader Shop rather than on anything event-locked, which is why this event matters more than the average seasonal challenge.
- 2,950 Champ Medals on the main track, plus 140 more on the bonus track
- 2,500 Shiny Ore and 200 Glowy Ore for Hero Equipment upgrades
- Four Mighty Morsels
- A Brawl Force decoration and a run of WWE chests with randomised contents
There is an optional paid Event Pass on top, reported to carry 5,400 Champ Medals, 620 Glowy Ore, 80 Shiny Ore, four Mighty Morsels and 1,000 bonus Tag Tickets. Supercell has not published a price for it in its own event post, so treat any figure you see quoted elsewhere as unconfirmed until it appears on your own store screen.
The four WWE troops and what they cost you
The temporary troops are the other half of the Battle Options screen, and housing space is the thing to check before you rebuild an army. Yeti Undertaker takes 80 housing space. K.A.N.E. takes 75. Giant Giant takes 50, and Yeeter is the cheap one at 45. They rotate through the month rather than all being available at once, so the troop offered on a given attack is not guaranteed to be the one you wanted.
None of them are permanent. When the WWE season closes on 1 October they leave with it, along with the event track. That is the same pattern the crossover set at launch, and we covered the paid side of it in our breakdown of the Clash of Clans WWE event and its $9.99 Hero Skins, which are one-time purchases Supercell says will not return.
No new Epic Equipment this time
Despite the name, Equipment Blast does not introduce a new piece of Hero Equipment. The word describes what the ores are for, not what you unlock. If you were holding Shiny and Glowy Ore back waiting for a new item to spend it on, there is nothing new to spend it on here, and the 2,500 Shiny Ore is better read as fuel for equipment you already own.
Supercell's sister title is running its own overlapping event calendar, and if you play both, our guide to Clash Royale Season 87 and its free Minion Giant lays out those dates side by side. For players who came to Clash of Clans through the base-building genre rather than through Supercell, our list of the best strategy games on Android covers the offline and turn-based alternatives, and the best Android games for low-end phones round-up is the one to read if a mid-range handset is what you are attacking on.
Should you rush the track
Thirteen days is a comfortable window at three-star pace, but the ticket economy punishes casual play. Attacking twice a day and taking loot on half those raids will not get you to 19,600. The players who finish free tracks in Clash of Clans are the ones who take the currency option almost every time and treat the resource loss as the price of the medals.
The event ends on 22 September. Reporting indicates tickets stop dropping on that date while the track itself stays claimable for a short grace period afterwards, so if you are close on the final day, finish your attacks before the cut-off rather than assuming you can bank tickets later.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Clash of Clans Equipment Blast event end?
Equipment Blast runs from 9 September to 22 September 2026. Tag Tickets stop dropping when the event closes on the 22nd, though reporting indicates the reward track stays claimable for a short window after that. Finish your attacks before the cut-off rather than relying on the grace period.
How do you get Tag Tickets in Clash of Clans?
Tag Tickets come only from Home Village multiplayer battles. Three buildings in each enemy base hold them, and a choice screen appears at 33%, 66% and 100% destruction. You must pick the event currency on that screen instead of the troop or the resource loot.
What Town Hall level do you need for Equipment Blast?
Town Hall 6 and above. Anything below that cannot take part in the event or earn Tag Tickets. The event is identical on Android and iOS, with no platform-exclusive rewards.
Does Equipment Blast add new Hero Equipment?
No. Despite the name, there is no new Epic Equipment in this event. The rewards are 2,500 Shiny Ore and 200 Glowy Ore for upgrading Hero Equipment you already own, plus Champ Medals, Mighty Morsels and a Brawl Force decoration.
Which WWE troops are in the September Clash of Clans event?
Four limited-time troops: Yeti Undertaker at 80 housing space, K.A.N.E. at 75, Giant Giant at 50 and Yeeter at 45. They rotate through the month rather than being available all at once, and they leave when the WWE season ends on 1 October.
