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Bags of Goodies are what [[clan]]s involved in clan warfare fight over. The amount of Bags of Goodies that you can steal from attacking another clan depends on how many [[Knob Goblin Grunts]] you have, as well as how many bags the target clan currently holds. There is a section under the Clan leaderboards rewarding those clans who have amassed the most bags, and other than trying for the best won-loss record are the | Bags of Goodies are what [[clan]]s involved in clan warfare fight over. The amount of Bags of Goodies that you can steal from attacking another clan depends on how many [[Knob Goblin Grunts]] you have, as well as how many bags the target clan currently holds. There is a section under the Clan leaderboards rewarding those clans who have amassed the most bags, and other than trying for the best won-loss record are the other prime reason to engage in clan warfare. | ||
For moneyed types who don't want to fight for them, each bag costs 1000 meat in [[The War Room]]. The goodie bags have no use but to drive clan warfare and to put clans on the leaderboards. They were created by Jick as a meatsink to remove some of the [[bugmeat]] that entered the economy from [[Black Sunday]]. | For moneyed types who don't want to fight for them, each bag costs 1000 meat in [[The War Room]]. The goodie bags have no use but to drive clan warfare and to put clans on the leaderboards. They were created by Jick as a meatsink to remove some of the [[bugmeat]] that entered the economy from [[Black Sunday]]. | ||
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Bags of Goodies are what clans involved in clan warfare fight over. The amount of Bags of Goodies that you can steal from attacking another clan depends on how many Knob Goblin Grunts you have, as well as how many bags the target clan currently holds. There is a section under the Clan leaderboards rewarding those clans who have amassed the most bags, and other than trying for the best won-loss record are the other prime reason to engage in clan warfare.
For moneyed types who don't want to fight for them, each bag costs 1000 meat in The War Room. The goodie bags have no use but to drive clan warfare and to put clans on the leaderboards. They were created by Jick as a meatsink to remove some of the bugmeat that entered the economy from Black Sunday.
Description
These represent your clan's wealth and status. Other clans will try to steal these, and you'll try to steal them from other clans.
