Should you unlock the mine in raid?

I think the answer to that is if you intend to play long-term then yes it’s worth it. It takes some time to get your gems back but after that it continues producing free gems for you. It takes 1500 gems to max out the mine and produces 15 per day at max level, so after 3 months of play it’s paid for itself.

Does the clock tower speed up the gem mine?

Most of us CoC addicts have a conditioned response upon seeing resource icons show up above a mine or collector – click on it! Here’s an example: a maxed out level 8 gem mine generates 4.3 gems per day (disregarding clock tower boost).

What does the clock tower do in clash of clans?

When activated, the Clock Tower will make timers in the Builder Base speed ten times as fast as normal for a short duration. This duration can be increased by upgrading the Clock Tower. It will speed up resource collectors, construction, upgrades and research timers.

Where is builder base in COC?

Once you reach Town Hall 4, you are able to rebuild the boat that takes you to the Builder Base.

Where can I mine for gems in NC?

Foggy Mountain Gem Mine. 491. Mines.
Elijah Mountain Gem Mine. 779. Mines.
Doc’s Rocks Gem Mine. 408. Mines.
Crystal Mountain Gem Mine. 300. Mines.
Smoky Mountain Gold and Ruby Mine. 202. Mines.
Nantahala River Gem Mine. Points of Interest & Landmarks • Mines. By by 639BM.
Emerald Village. 233.
Cherokee Ruby & Sapphire Mine. 209.

What do you wear to gem mines?

Gem mining is not a clean activity – you are going to get wet and muddy! The dirt is often a reddish color that can stain clothes, so it is best to wear old clothes and tennis shoes. The ride back will be much more comfortable if you bring an extra set of clothes and shoes to change into before heading home.

How do you find gold in a creek?

Mapping Gold in Creeks

Check where the shallow parts of the creek are.
Search in between crevices and cracks of bedrock.
Search along river bends or around objects like boulders that obstruct river flow.
See if the river leads to an intersection or confluence.
Check if the creek or river leads to a waterfall.