All italicized text only refers specifically to Imperial Order.

For the ClashCaller Creator

Go to clashcaller.com and click Start War.

Here you will put in your clan name and the enemy's clan name.

Chose the war size for your current Clan War.

When you click More Options, you can set a time limit for calls. "Timers make calls last for a given amount of time before they expire."

I'll admit that I don't know what the Clan ID and Archive features do.

Press submit, and then share the link or "Your clan's unique ID" with your clan.

Start from the top, working from left to right

At the very top, under CLASH CALLER, you'll see your clan name vs the enemy clan name that the creator submitted.

Below is the clan ID code in blue. (Used when you click Join War, or can be added at the end of clashcaller.com/war/.... to go directly to the page.) It's mostly just helpful for the ClashCaller creator so it can be relayed back to your other clan members. Clan IDs are shared through the Kik group only, to keep new members who aren't in war, from accessing it.

To the right (Only if a time limit has been set by creator) is a timer that says "Time Until War Ends" (green) 24h and runs into "War Ends In" (red) 24h. If you click on the label, not the time, you can change the timer and switch between starts/ends.

Directly under the ID, "Click here to add a clan message!" is self explanatory.

(Obviously ignore the ad there. Don't click it.)

There's a thought bubble to the left of each number. If you click on it, a dialog box pops up so you can leave notes about each enemy base. Especially if you notice something while attacking that can help the next attacker.

If you click directly on the number, you can add the Target's names. They show up in gray.

When you click on the green plus sign, you can make your call. The name you type in will show up with a [Called] "status" underneath it. (If a timer has been set for this war. During War day, the status will show the time limit the creator set and once it runs out will give an [Expired] status) If you click the X next to the name, it can be deleted.

If you click on the "status" under a called (blue) name, the status can be changed. After an attack, you can log the amount of stars you got on the respective enemy base. Even if it isn't your call, you can click their status to give a review of their attack without changing their current set status. A little note icon will appear next to their status.

Multiple calls can be made on the same target. However, a second call shouldn't be made until the first has either attacked or expired.

Technically there's an unlimited amount of calls that can be made on the same target. It eventually just runs right off the screen.

At the very very bottom it'll record calls, attacks (stars), and deleted calls, in small grey lettering.

"View Stats" Click the big red button in the top right corner

On this page you'll see how many stars have been recorded by your clan, and Enemy stars can be set.

It keeps track of who gets three stars and who gets zero.

It makes a bar graph that compares how many attacks were made on each enemy base.

It makes pie graphs to compare how many attacks got 3-2-1-0 stars, and to compare how many stars were actually accumulated by each attack (If you attack a base that someone else got 1 star on, and you get 3 stars, then the pie chart will count it as two accumulated stars).

At the bottom it ranks all the players based on the amount of stars they got and what enemy number they got them on.

(Co-Leader Election/Nomination)

Nominees can be added as "Target Names" by clicking the numbers.

You can make your vote by making a "Call".

Add stars by clicking your "status" to make your vote official. (The amount of stars doesn't matter. Even 0 stars still counts as a vote.)

You can add notes about the nominees involving why you believe they would make a good co-leader. (Let's keep it positive)

In "View Stats" (scroll down) the bar graph will show how many votes each nominee has gotten.