Want a Clash of Clans Private Server iOS? Find the Best One and Start Playing

Alright, so I’ve been messing around with this idea of setting up a Clash of Clans private server on my iOS device, and let me tell you, it’s been a bit of a journey. I’m not the most tech-savvy person, but I do enjoy a good challenge, and diving into the world of private servers definitely qualified.

First off, I started by digging around online, trying to figure out just what a private server for Clash of Clans even was. Turns out, it’s basically a separate server that mimics the official game but isn’t run by Supercell. This means you can do things like get unlimited resources, mess around with custom troops, and basically experience the game in a whole new way. Sounds cool, right?

I stumbled upon a few names that kept popping up: Null’s Clash, Atrasis Ultimate Server, Clash of Lights, and PlenixClash. Each one seemed to offer something a bit different. Null’s Clash, for example, apparently had some neat commands you could use to speed things up, like upgrading everything super fast. Atrasis claimed to have 99.9% uptime and some cool mods like a Nita hero. Clash of Lights, or “Light Server,” boasted about being super stable and fast. PlenixClash seemed to be a favorite for a lot of people, saying they were online 24/7.

Now, the tricky part was actually getting one of these servers running on my iPhone. Normally, you’d need to jailbreak your phone to install apps outside of the App Store, but honestly, I wasn’t too keen on going down that route. It always seemed a bit risky to me, and I didn’t want to mess up my phone.

After a bunch more searching, I found out that PlenixClash was an option that worked without jailbreaking. Score! They had versions for iOS, Android, and even PC. I went with the iOS route, obviously.

The process involved downloading a special app, not from the App Store, of course. Then I had to make some tweaks in my phone’s settings to basically tell it that it was okay to trust this app.

Once I got the server app installed, I launched it and created a new account for the private server. This was separate from my regular Clash of Clans account, which was a relief. I wasn’t going to risk my main account.

When I first started the game on the server, it was pretty wild. I was swimming in gems, gold, and elixir. It was like hitting the jackpot! The server had these special codes you could type into the chat to give you different things. I tried one out and bam, maxed out my resources instantly!

Here’s a little list of the main things I did:

• Searched for information about Clash of Clans private servers.
• Found several options like Null’s Clash, Atrasis, Clash of Lights, and PlenixClash.
• Decided to try PlenixClash because it worked without jailbreaking.
• Downloaded their iOS app.
• Adjusted my phone’s settings to trust the app.
• Created a new account on the private server.
• Used the in-game codes to get unlimited resources.

It was definitely a fun experiment, playing around with a modified version of the game. It made me realize how much time and effort goes into the regular gameplay, and it was interesting to see the game from a different perspective. I spent a good few hours just messing around, building crazy bases, and trying out different troop combinations. It’s not something I’d do all the time, but it was definitely a fun little adventure into the world of Clash of Clans private servers on iOS!