Grand Sentinel

The Grand Warden is a single-target unit unlocked at Town Hall level 11. He is the third hero in the game, weak in physical strength and self-defense due to his low HP, high damage output, and slow attack speed. However, he is extremely powerful in support.

It is automatically summoned once the Great Warden's Altar is built, which costs 1,000,000 Elixir. For Village Heroes only, it is upgraded with Elixir instead of Dark Elixir. It can be configured in Air or Ground mode; it flies in Air Mode and walks in Ground Mode. It can dodge Walls regardless of its mode; however, it will attack a Wall if the majority of your nearby army is also doing so. Like other heroes, the Grand Warden only needs to be summoned once, but will have to spend some time regenerating its health if it is damaged while attacking an enemy village. If you attack a village while its Grand Warden is still regenerating, the Altar will be empty and the Grand Warden will not defend. Like other heroes, he is not upgraded in the Lab, but is upgraded with a Builder. Hero regeneration in the Home Village uses an "extra life" system: when fully regenerated, the Grand Warden has two "life bars", each with health equal to his maximum hit points. The first life bar is represented by the bar visible next to the Warden's level, with the second (the "extra life") represented by a heart placed at the end of the first life bar, with a "+1" when full.

Any damage taken by the Grand Warden while attacking is first subtracted from the bonus health bar, and the normal health bar is only reduced when the bonus health bar is completely depleted. If the Grand Warden is defeated, the health bar will be completely depleted; in particular, if the bonus health bar is full when this occurs, it will be completely depleted without affecting the normal health bar. If the Grand Warden is damaged or defeated while defending, the health bars will not be affected at all. Both the normal and extra health bars regenerate at the same rate, with the normal health bar regenerating completely before the extra health bar. The regeneration time shown in the game is the time it takes for one of the two health bars to regenerate, meaning that the time it takes to regenerate both health bars after both have been depleted is double the regeneration time. For the Guardian to participate in a battle, the normal health bar must be full. If the regular health bar is not full after a battle, the Grand Warden will have to sleep for a period of time to regenerate the regular health bar before being used for battle, proportional to the amount of health missing from the regular health bar. Hero regeneration after a Multiplayer Battle begins as soon as the player begins searching for a Multiplayer opponent. Therefore, if the player spent some time searching for an opponent to attack before completing an attack, part of the regeneration will have been completed by the time the player returns to their village. However, if the player cancels the attack by pressing "End Battle" before completing an attack, the regeneration will be reset. This effect is most noticeable in higher leagues below Legend, where a significant amount of time can be spent searching for these types of opponents.

The Grand Warden has low health and low damage, but has a Life Aura to support troops. Therefore, it is best suited as a support. Deploy it behind tanks like Golems, Giants, or Barbarian Kings to keep it alive while its Life Aura continues to support them. This is why it is never placed at the front of the army. Another way to use it is Warden's Walk, which utilizes its long range. It is usually used when the player uses the Yeti Smash Attack. The Grand Warden clears one corner while other troops clear another corner so the main army can pass through the middle. It is also very easy to control. Deploy troops inside its aura and it will move away. The Grand Warden initiates a range of his passive Life Aura upon deployment, granting units additional health. Any unit that leaves this range will not benefit from the ability until it re-enters it. The level of this passive ability increases once every level, up to level 40. The Life Aura does not stack with the similar aura produced by the Guardian Apprentice; the most potent aura takes priority. The Grand Warden's active ability, Eternal Tome, makes all friendly troops within its aura invincible to damage for a short time. Eternal Tome, like most hero abilities, is upgraded once every five levels, and the ability's duration increases with each upgrade. The Eternal Tome ability only negates direct damage. For example, a Spring Trap can instantly kill troops, the Air Sweeper's knockback works normally, and the Tornado Trap can pull in troops without damaging them. Additionally, lesser troops that withstand the blast of a Bomb or Explosive Array will suffer the resulting knockback effect.

The ability also doesn't prevent troops like the Wall Breaker from attacking and potentially splitting them into sub-troops. It also doesn't prevent Siege Barracks and Log Throwers from losing HP over time. The ability only affects troops that are within the Grand Ward's radius at the time it is activated, and each affected troop is invincible for the duration of the ability, even if they leave the Grand Ward's radius. Troops that spawn within the Great Ward's radius will not be invincible if they spawn after the skill is activated. If the ability hasn't been used before the Grand Warden is about to be defeated, it will automatically activate by default. However, this feature can be disabled in the settings (by unchecking "Automatically Use Hero Abilities on KO"). This ability can be activated even if the Guardian is hit by an attack (such as a Seeking Air Mine); the Guardian will activate its ability and survive with 1 hit point. When defending against an enemy attack, it will behave like a stationary defensive building, using its Life Aura to provide a health boost to defending troops and heroes. If it is damaged or destroyed while defending, it does not need to regenerate health afterward. Since it's considered a defensive building and not a Hero, Poison Spells do nothing and it won't be prioritized by Headhunters or the Venomous Lizard, but Earthquake Spells can still damage it. Builders can also repair the statue mid-battle if their Builder's Hut is armed and the statue is within range of the hut. The Fury Spell Tower will increase its damage to maximum. The Grand Warden will attack the building being attacked by the highest number of space troops and will continue to attack that building until it is destroyed.

He hates being called "Sentinel" instead of "Great Sentinel" He and the Royal Fighter are the only 5 ground heroes who can jump over walls. The 5 heroes are friends with each other (especially with the Barbarian King) Gender: Male Personality: Motivating, skillful, positive, doubtful, semi-serious, sociable, receptive, open, grateful All that personality, even though he speaks in a semi-serious tone, he knows how to express it.

The Grand Warden resembles a wizard, but with an older appearance. He is dressed in a purple robe and cloak. Surrounded by gold, he wears a kind of crown on his head. He holds a thick book and a simple wooden and glass staff. At level 10, his crown turns golden

In his default appearance, he appears as a man with purple hair and a beard. He wears a long, light lavender robe and a cape with purplish-pink outlines, held together by a purple belt with a Capital Gold insignia at the waist, and wears magenta shoes. He wields a staff with a gem that appears to be the Gem of Life on top, located in his left hand, and a book with a purple gem and gold edges, representing the Eternal Tome, in his right.

Available for Town Hall level 11 and with a Heroic Council level 5 Maximum level 60. The cost to unlock Grand Warden is 1 million elixir. It does 110 damage per second at level 20, which is less than a level 4 mage, and only has 1,500 health, less than a level 40 Archer Queen who has 1,630. It can be configured for ground or air. In ground mode, it'll be able to jump over walls, like a hog rider. The main reason it has two modes is because you'll have to decide whether it will accompany air or ground units. If it supports air units, it will be attacked by anti-aircraft and will activate the bombs and mines. It has two abilities that have a range of 9 squares, one passive (Vital Aura) and another that can be activated (Eternal Book). While in defensive mode, Grand Ward will turn into a stone statue and act like any other defensive tower while providing health to troops and buildings. In defensive mode, you can see what looks like a younger version of the Sentinel.