Void

Void is a 5-Elixir Epic spell that strikes every enemy troop caught in a 2.5-tile radius with three waves of damage over roughly 4 seconds. Its signature trait is inverse scaling: the fewer troops it catches, the harder each one gets hit, so a single isolated target takes far more damage than the same cast would deal to a big group. In August 2026, Supercell reworked Void, raising its cost from 3 to 5 Elixir and roughly doubling its damage in every target bracket, turning it from a cheap, flexible utility spell into a dedicated answer to tough ranged troops like Bowler, Executioner, and Hunter. Because it still punishes single targets hardest and multi-troop clumps least, it remains a weak pick against wide swarms — pair it with a separate splash spell for those.

• Void first launched on 6 May 2024 as an Epic spell and unlocks starting in the Miner's Mine arena.

• Void is unusual among spells in that it deals less damage per troop the more enemies it catches: a single isolated target takes the heaviest hit, a small cluster of 2-4 troops takes noticeably less each, and a group of 5 or more takes the least per troop.

• Void currently costs 5 Elixir to cast, up from its original 3-Elixir cost at launch.

• At tournament-standard level, Void hits a single target for 696 damage per wave (2,088 total if that target stays inside the blast for all three waves); that per-wave figure drops to 294 when 2-4 troops are caught together, and to 153 when 5 or more are caught, so the total damage gets spread thinner the more troops share it.

• Void also chips crown towers directly: 97 tower damage per wave (291 total) when it's only hitting the tower, scaling down to 51 per wave if 2-4 troops are also caught, and 35 per wave with 5 or more troops caught.

• EvolutionVoid has no Evolution or Hero variant as of this update — the base spell is the only form of the card.

• The August 2026 rework repositioned Void from a cheap, general-purpose spell into what Supercell describes as the game's first 5-Elixir damage spell, purpose-built to answer tanky ranged troops such as Bowler, Executioner, and Hunter.

• The rework also slightly slowed Void's internal hit rate, from a damage wave every 1 second to one every 1.2 seconds, even as the damage per wave roughly doubled overall.