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Player vetting & trust score

How ClashCookie scores war/CWL/raid volume and attack quality in the current clan.

Recruiting clans use vetting to spot weak attackers, capital sit-outs, and low war volume in the current clan. ClashCookie starts at 35 and adds points for wars, attacks, CWL, quality, and the latest capital raid from the previous completed season — not the in-progress month, and not a lifetime grind.

Trusted is 75+. Max volume unlocks at about 9 wars, 18 war attacks, and 6 CWL attacks (reserve day still counts as a full CWL). 100 needs elite 3★ rate (≥90) plus a full raid — volume alone is not enough. There is no Discord role bonus.

Trust score signals

Wars, regular war attacks, and CWL attacks in the current clan — volume builds from a base of 35.

Attack quality (when we have enough war hits) and latest capital raid weekend: full raids get a bonus with loot tiers; partial is worse than a no-show because it blocks a slot.

Using it well

Vetting is a hint, not a verdict — context matters for mercs, returning players, and alts.

Clan join/leave history is shown separately for context; it does not drive the numeric score. Track your clan so war and capital weekends accumulate.

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