Elixir Drop Updates

FeatureAugust 23, 2026

Share your arena, Player XP, favorite card, and badge highlights from Home or your You header. The link unfurls as a polished Clash-style player card anywhere you send it.

FeatureAugust 23, 2026

Every recorded run can now become one clean link with its own score card and challenge preview. Share from the finish, or reopen a great run in You → Log and send it later—the same link works anywhere.

FeatureAugust 21, 2026

Battle Tag pays 100 XP when you add your Clash Royale player tag. Herald climbs when players open your shared runs, and Recruiter advances when someone follows one of your shared links and creates a new account. Existing tags and run-share opens count retroactively.

FeatureAugust 21, 2026

Your XP now matches the challenge: Trade pays big, Practice pays every two cards with no cap, strong Rain, Survival, and Higher / Lower runs climb through performance bands, and personal bests, featured games, badge rungs, and final season positions all stack. Nobody loses existing XP, and earned badge rungs pay retroactively. See every XP rule and arena threshold.

SeasonAugust 20, 2026

At this checkpoint, Log leads all five Season 135 boards: Surge at 11.720s, Higher / Lower at 73, Trade at 38.847s on its one-entry board, Survival at 120 with a 95.530s tiebreak, and Rain at 145. All five leading runs are Cleared, and Surge carries this season's Free Pass race through September 7—check the boards and read the rules.

FeatureAugust 20, 2026

Wide screens can now play every Drop mode with Falling Cards behind the fight and a home-row speed setup: ASDFG for 1–5, JKL; for 6–9, and Space to run it back. Deal into Surge.

FeatureAugust 19, 2026

Favorite-card names now pull from a bigger, more playful pool of Clash-inspired ideas while staying friendly enough for every arena. Choose your identity.

FeatureAugust 19, 2026

The highest rungs on several badge ladders now match what great real-world play can actually achieve. Your earned progress stays yours; the climb just has a fairer finish. Scout the ladders.

FeatureAugust 18, 2026

The Ladder now shows every public badge even before you earn its first rung. You can see the challenge, inspect the climb, and choose what to chase next. Browse the badges.

FeatureAugust 18, 2026

Open a saved battle to see the exact badge rungs it cleared, turning each run sheet into proof of where your climb advanced. Read your battle log.

FeatureAugust 18, 2026

Summaries and your game log now call out the Player XP from that exact battle, so the road to your next arena never advances in secret.

FeatureAugust 18, 2026

Every elixir keypad now deals 1–5 over 6–9 in two full-width rows, making each target wider so sideways mistaps stop stealing clean answers.

FeatureAugust 16, 2026

A new learning guide explains how recall, recognition, feedback, and spaced practice work together in Drop—useful when you want a plan instead of another blind grind. Read the guide.

FeatureAugust 16, 2026

Wrong answers pause long enough to compare your choice with the real cost, while the next deal adapts toward cards that need another look. No clock, no rank—just sharper recall. Train now.

FeatureAugust 15, 2026

All six modes can now be played when the network disappears. Offline battles stay on your device and do not rank, but the cards keep dropping wherever you are. Set up Drop.

FeatureAugust 14, 2026

The You page now groups every saved run by month with filters for season, mode, and review state, plus personal-best and placement marks. Seasons also use names players can say out loud.

FeatureAugust 14, 2026

A leading score still ranks while the referee checks it, wearing an Awaiting seal instead of vanishing. Only a result a referee actually excludes leaves the board. How Fair Play works.

FeatureAugust 12, 2026

Reviewed results now explain whether they are Awaiting, Cleared, or Excluded, and affected players get a plain-language reason plus a run tag for re-review. Most runs carry no seal because nobody needed to inspect them.

FeatureAugust 12, 2026

Time-ranked leaderboards now show three decimal places, so lightning finishes no longer look tied when the hidden clock already knew the difference. Read the Ladder.

FeatureAugust 12, 2026

Void is now correctly dealt as a 5-elixir card throughout Drop. If the old answer was stuck in your head, consider this the clean reset. Check the catalog.

FeatureAugust 8, 2026

The clock no longer settles at two seconds—it keeps tightening toward 0.8s as the run grows. That changed the contest enough to open a fresh Higher / Lower board. Face the squeeze.

FeatureAugust 7, 2026

Add your Clash Royale player tag and Drop can find your public clan, then show a clan-only board beside the global competition. Add your tag.

FeatureAugust 7, 2026

Hidden achievements still keep their identity and requirement secret—but once you unlock one, its badge sheet finally explains what you did to earn it.

FeatureAugust 7, 2026

Linked players now show their public Clash Royale name, tag, clan, and account age on their Drop profile, giving every leaderboard name a little more story.

FeatureAugust 5, 2026

Finish a season on a mode’s podium and the rollover now awards the matching Podium badge rung—proof that your name survived the whole campaign, not just one hot afternoon.

FeatureAugust 2, 2026

Every badge you have earned can now be shared as its own polished card, complete with the medallion and rung you cleared.

FeatureAugust 2, 2026

Speed, volume, consistency, and a few well-hidden feats now build permanent badge progress across your games. Each badge has multiple rungs, counts eligible history, and never takes an earned milestone back. See the collection.

FeatureJuly 25, 2026

The response window now accelerates by documented steps across the full catalog, giving every Survival attempt the same relentless—but predictable—path to a clear. Try to survive.

FeatureJuly 25, 2026

Every Trade run now opens with three straight one-for-one reads before the exchanges grow more demanding, so the climb is learnable, repeatable, and fair to race. Enter Trade.

FeatureJuly 25, 2026

You now get three lives, while the elixir gap tightens as the streak grows. Early reads teach the pattern; late reads ask whether you truly know it. Take the challenge.

FeatureJuly 25, 2026

Practice is now an endless card-cost drill with no clock, ranking, XP, or finish line. Stay for three cards or three hundred; this arena exists only to make the answers stick. Start practicing.

FeatureJuly 24, 2026

Elixir Rain no longer stops at an arbitrary finish line. Correct catches push the storm faster and every ten sends a flash across the count; one missed drop ends the run. Step into the Rain.

FeatureJuly 22, 2026

Install Drop for a one-tap, full-screen launch on iPhone or Android. Magic-link sign-in follows you into the installed window, so the app-shaped version still knows it is you. Get set up.

FeatureJuly 22, 2026

The falling-card screensaver grew teeth: catch each card with its cost, learn from a higher-or-lower hint after a miss, and send your streak to the seasonal board. Play Rain.

FeatureJuly 19, 2026

You can try all six modes without creating an account. Guest runs stay local and off the Ladder; sign in only when you want saved progress, XP, badges, and ranked scores. Choose a game.

FeatureJuly 19, 2026

Every ranked mode now has an all-time leaderboard beside the live season, preserving the scores that remain worth chasing after a season crown changes hands. Open the Ladder.

FeatureJuly 19, 2026

Clear the entire catalog before the shrinking clock catches you and Survival now declares a true win, ranked by completion time instead of an endless score. Face the deck.

FeatureJuly 19, 2026

The response window now shrinks from five seconds toward two as your streak grows, turning a simple comparison into a pressure test with a clear finish when time runs out.

FeatureJuly 19, 2026

Every completed game moves your personal arena journey forward. XP measures how much you play, not whether you are already elite, so even a rough session leaves a footprint.

FeatureJuly 19, 2026

Open Falling Cards, let Home sit idle, or tap the Drop logo five times to turn the screen into a drifting card storm. Any tap sends you straight back to the arena.

FeatureJuly 18, 2026

Profile now lets you permanently delete your Drop account, including your email, battle identity, saved tag, run history, and leaderboard entries. Read the privacy rules.

FeatureJuly 18, 2026

Ranked scores now follow Clash Royale’s Clan Wars season clock, giving every mode a fresh campaign, a real ending, and another chance to put your name on top.

FeatureJuly 18, 2026

Magic-link accounts now carry a battle name, favorite-card avatar, saved results, and progress between devices—your own corner of Drop instead of a browser that forgets.

FeatureJune 14, 2026

Two card groups enter. Choose which side costs more before the deal closes, then keep climbing as the exchange grows harder. Play Trade.

FeatureJune 13, 2026

Name each card’s elixir cost before its window closes. One miss ends the run, making every correct answer another step deeper into the catalog. Play Survival.

FeatureJune 13, 2026

Choose the pip keypad or four choices for Practice, turn battle sounds on or off, and calm the arena with Reduce motion. Tune your setup.

FeatureJune 13, 2026

Two cards face off and you choose the one that costs more elixir—a fast recognition battle for players who know the shape of the catalog even before the exact number arrives. Play Higher / Lower.

FeatureJune 13, 2026

A fixed run of cards, one honest clock, and no place to hide a shaky cost: Surge turned recall into Drop’s first pure sprint. Play Surge.

FeatureJune 13, 2026

Elixir Drop began with Practice: real Clash Royale cards, their elixir costs, and a quick read on what you knew versus what needed another round. Start practicing.