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The Barbarian King is an immortal unit in *Clash of Clans* who must sleep to regenerate his health after being injured or defeated in battle. The maximum period needed for him to regenerate depends on his level; the higher it is, the longer it takes for him to regenerate. When the Barbarian King is completely healed, a jingle will play. The Barbarian King has two modes: 'Sleep' and 'Guard'. In 'Sleep' mode, he will not appear on the battlefield at all and will ignore any attacks to your village. In 'Guard' mode, he will patrol around your base and engage any enemy troops that come within his targeting range during a defensive battle.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Needs to sleep | Yes, if the regular life bar is not full after a battle |
| Sleeps in | Hero Hall |
| Sleeps on | Altar |
| Sleep mode | Causes him to ignore any attacks to your village |
| Guard mode | Puts him on patrol around your base and causes him to engage any enemy troops |
| Sleep mode appearance | Does not appear on the battlefield |
| Guard mode appearance | Only attacks one target at a time on defence |
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The Barbarian King must sleep to regenerate health after a battle
The Barbarian King must sleep to regenerate his health after a battle. The Barbarian King is an immortal unit, but if he is injured or defeated in an attack, he must sleep to regenerate his health before he can be used again. The amount of time he needs to sleep depends on his level; the higher it is, the longer it takes for him to regenerate.
The Barbarian King has two modes: "Sleep" and "Guard". When set to "Sleep", he will not appear on the battlefield and will ignore any attacks on your village. When set to "Guard", he will patrol around your base and engage any enemy troops that come within his targeting range during a defensive battle.
If the regular life bar is not full after a battle, the Barbarian King will have to sleep to regenerate his health before he can be used again. This also applies to Multiplayer Battles, where regeneration starts as soon as the player begins to search for an opponent.
If the Barbarian King is sleeping in your Hero Hall after being knocked out in battle twice, you can use a Book of Heroes to instantly regenerate both of his health bars, regardless of regeneration time. However, you must have enough resources to upgrade the Barbarian King first.
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The King will sleep in the Hero Hall
The King has two modes: 'Sleep' and 'Guard'. In 'Sleep' mode, he will rest on his Altar and ignore any attacks on the village. In 'Guard' mode, he will patrol the base and engage with enemy troops.
If the King's regular life bar is not full after a battle, he will sleep to regenerate his health before he can be used again. This can be sped up with a Book of Heroes, but only if the King has been knocked out twice in battle.
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The King will sleep on his Altar
The King must sleep when he is injured or defeated in an attack. If the regular life bar is not full after a battle, the King will have to sleep for a period to regenerate the regular life bar before he can be used for battle, proportional to the amount of missing health on the regular life bar. The King will defend the village whenever he is not regenerating health from a previous attack.
If the King is sleeping in the Hero Hall after being knocked out in battle twice, the player can use a Book of Heroes to instantly regenerate both of his health bars, regardless of regeneration time. However, the player must have enough resources to upgrade the King first, and then use the Book of Heroes.
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The King will sleep when his regular life bar is not full
The Barbarian King is an immortal unit, so he only has to be summoned once. However, if he is injured or defeated in battle, he must sleep to regenerate his health. The Barbarian King will sleep when his regular life bar is not full. The amount of time he needs to sleep depends on his level; the higher it is, the longer it takes for him to regenerate. When the Barbarian King is completely healed, a jingle will play.
The Barbarian King has two modes: "Sleep" and "Guard". When set to "Sleep", the King will ignore any attacks on your village and will not appear on the battlefield. When set to "Guard", the King will patrol your base and engage any enemy troops that come within his targeting range during a defensive battle.
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The King will sleep when he is injured or defeated
The Barbarian King is an immortal unit, so he only needs to be summoned once. However, if he is injured or defeated in an attack, he must sleep to regenerate his health before he can be used again. The amount of time he needs to sleep depends on his level; the higher it is, the longer it takes for him to regenerate. When the Barbarian King is completely healed, a jingle will play.
The Barbarian King has two modes: 'Sleep' and 'Guard'. In Sleep' mode, he will not appear on the battlefield at all and will ignore any attacks on your village. In Guard' mode, he will patrol around your base and engage any enemy troops that come within his targeting range during a defensive battle.
If the regular life bar is not full after a battle, the Barbarian King will have to sleep to regenerate his health before he can be used for battle again. This also applies if he is knocked out in a battle twice; you can use a Book of Heroes to instantly regenerate both of his health bars, but you must have enough resources to upgrade the Barbarian King first.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, the Barbarian King needs to sleep to regenerate his health bar after a battle.
The amount of time the Barbarian King needs to sleep depends on his level; the higher it is, the longer it takes for him to regenerate.
When the Barbarian King is sleeping, he will not appear on the battlefield and will ignore any attacks on your village.
Yes, you can put the Barbarian King to sleep by setting him to “Sleep” mode. However, he will also sleep by himself after an attack if his health bar is not full.
