When two dragons fight over a base to the buildings below them get damaged?
Scenario: Attacking a base with a dragon. A dragon comes out of the defender's clan castle and they battle over the top of the base.
Question: While the dragons are fighting, is my dragon also doing splash damage to the buildings below?
Best Answer
No.
The splash range for a dragon is 0.3 tiles which is a tiny area. I doubt that it would damage ground defences whilst also attacking air.
From my own experience, being similar to the wizard tower which also deals splash damage to ground and air attackers. Say for example a wizard tower is being attacked by minions and archers, the attackers will not all take damage at the same time. First the ground (or air) troops are killed and then the others are targeted.
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Answer 2
Sadly no, because the dragon cannot do Air Damage (opponent Dragon) and Ground Damage (Defensive buildings) at the same time.
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