Where needed, the Skeletons can tank and provide small bonuses to damage.

A good idea is to include one or two Witches in your attack.

Plus the Witch's Skeletons are good distractions to occupy defense buildings. Don't group Witches together or a Mortar may wipe them all out.

As she has low hitpoints, the Witch is recommended as a support troop, and should be placed near the back of an attack.

Once all of the nearby enemy troops are defeated, the Witches will proceed to attack the nearest structure. However, once they become aware of enemy Clan Castle troops, Heroes, or Skeleton Trap skeletons (either by being attacked themselves or by being near another friendly troop under attack), they will leave their previously targeted building and instead engage the enemy troops.

Witches have no preferred target when attacking they will simply attack the closest building.

She also wears a raggedy purple cape and holds a staff with a goat's skull. She wears two golden shoulder pieces, a golden belt, two gold bracelets, and a raggedy skirt.

The Witch has short purple hair that goes down to her shoulders and has glowing pink eyes.

The Witch shoots blue projectiles at their target and can summon dead warriors from past battles, the Skeletons. Only a certain amount of Skeletons per Witch can be summoned to the battlefield at the same time (see table below for details).

The Witch is a splash-damaging Dark Elixir troop in the Home Village that is unlocked once the Dark Barracks is upgraded to level 5, which requires Town Hall level 9.

Upgraded Witches raise more skeletons at a time.' 'The Witch never fights alone, constantly raising dead warriors.

Max level witch clash of clans