Troops, Buildings, etc.) before upgrading your Town Hall to the next level. It is suggested that you upgrade everything you possibly can (e.g.Placing your Town Hall within the range of your most powerful defenses can give them the most shots to destroy enemy troops. Town Halls have the highest hitpoints of any relative level building, with the exception of Walls, which means they take a long time to destroy.
Anti-3 star bases are used for war more commonly than they are as normal bases because getting the full 3 stars in war is more important. At higher Town Hall levels (especially level 9 and above), players can, instead of protecting their Town Hall, use it as a high hitpoint damage sponge - similar to Storages - as part of a strategy to prevent 3-star attacks from Dragons and other high-level armies, at the cost of making 2-star attacks much easier. This concept is, however, thrown away when you are trying to design an anti-3 star base, in which the Town Hall is considered just to be a high hitpoint building and is used to protect key structures to prevent the attacker from claiming a third star (hence the name).However, if they are unable to destroy it, they will get a maximum of one star. If an attacker destroys your Town Hall, they will immediately receive one star.
If one is designing bases to protect their trophies or war bases, they should aim to protect their Town Hall at all costs.Players should aim to protect their Town Hall at all costs, as it contains 20% of all 3 different resources. Since the change that players no longer gain a shield if the opponent destroyed their Town Hall, placing it outside a farming base serves no purpose anymore, other than to rapidly drop trophies.The Town Hall is the equivalent of the Builder Hall in the Builder Base or the Goblin Hall in the Single Player Campaign.
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