Hammer Jam is a classic Clash of Clans event that rarely takes place, so we're here to shed some light on how it works and when it usually occurs.
Hammer Jam is one of the most eagerly-anticipated events in Clash of Clans. It's understandably so because it allows players to make massive strides in constructing buildings and upgrading them.
More importantly, the Hammer Jam event is often a massive sign that can indicate Supercell's plans to add a new Town Hall level soon. This was true in the past four updates, namely Town Hall Levels 12, 13, 14, and 15. In each of these updates, the next Town Hall Level was introduced swiftly after the conclusion of the Hammer Jam event.
But with that said, let's dive into the specifics of how the Hammer Jam event works in Clash of Clans.
Clash Of Clans Hammer Jam Event Explained
During the Hammer Jam event, players receive a 50% discount off all home village building and upgrade costs. Building and upgrade times, however, remain unchanged. The Builder Base does not receive this discount.
This event functionally serves as a way for players to save as many resources as possible when developing their Home Village. Needless to say, Hammer Jam is especially useful for players at extremely high Town Hall levels as the cost of building and upgrading can be expensive.
When Does The Hammer Jam Event Happen In Clash Of Clans?
As mentioned earlier, the Hammer Jam event usually takes place before the launch of a new Town Hall level. As these updates come every 18 months or so (according to a Supercell blog post), the event rarely takes place and this contributes to its coveted reputation.
When the Hammer Jam event takes place, its duration is normally 13 days.
The most recent occurrence of the event is taking place right now. The Hammer Jam event is currently available between November 27 and December 12, 2023.
After it comes to a close, players can expect the release of Town Hall 16 and its various new buildings, upgrades, troops, spells, features, and more.
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