Clash of Clans League Distribution: How Rare Is Your League?

Unlike most competitive ladders, Clash of Clans' new Ranked system spreads players remarkably evenly — most leagues hold 2–4% of the population each, because league placement follows Town Hall progression as much as skill. The population only thins at the very top: Electro League (31–33) holds about 6.1% of active players, and Legend League just 1.75% — roughly 1 in 57 active accounts.

Reaching Dragon League already puts you in the top quarter of the ladder; finishing a season anywhere in Electro means you out-rank about 94% of tracked active players.

In October 2025 Supercell replaced the legacy trophy leagues (Bronze–Titan) with the current Ranked system: 33 numbered leagues grouped under theme names (Skeleton, Barbarian, Archer, Wizard, Valkyrie, Witch, Golem, P.E.K.K.A, Titan, Dragon, Electro) with Legend League above League 33. Distribution data for the old trophy ladder is not comparable to this table — treat any pre-2026 "league distribution" you find elsewhere as describing a system that no longer exists.

ClashSpot aggregates accounts via the official Clash of Clans API and publishes live player counts per league; we derive the percentages from those verbatim counts (count ÷ 19,044,430). Three caveats keep this honest: (1) tracked players only — ClashSpot indexes accounts discovered mainly through clans, so clanless casual players are under-counted and the true "all players" base is larger; (2) active means 45 days — at least one Ranked/War/CWL/Raid attack in that window; (3) Legend League is one league — the source renders it as three bands (254,743 / 65,497 / 12,158), which we combine into the single 332,398 figure shown above. Data snapshot: July 2026; the source is a live dashboard, so exact counts move continuously.