Critter Clashbook

Codes, tier lists, teams, and Tatari decisions.

Skip the long intro. Find free rewards, decide who to build, make a team, plan resources, and check download guidance.

Team Building Basics

The short version of how to make a stable Clash Critters board.

Treat your team as five lanes with up to three jobs per lane: first-contact survival, damage or element pressure, and a support slot such as healing, control, buffing, setup, or a specialist answer. When a stage fails, identify the lane and failure reason before replacing multiple Tatari.

A good beginner lineup can use accessible Tatari if the roles are honest. A rare pull with no lane job is less valuable than a simple frontline or support piece that keeps the board alive.

Open team framework

How We Rank Tatari

Tatari rankings weigh role clarity, mode usefulness, element coverage, upgrade cost, beginner value, and whether a unit keeps working after the first stage it solves. We also compare how easily a player can test the unit, how much support it needs, and whether it solves common lane problems without demanding every scarce resource first.

We avoid claiming official rankings. Use the tier list with the database, team guide, and your own roster tests.