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"This majestic creature lives to protect and aid her fellow troops. Any army is improved with her healing support, but make sure to protect her from air defenses!"
The Healer is a flying unit. She is the only troop with no attacking/offensive capability, but can heal any ground Troops, except when she is defending as a clan castle troop (in which case she heals damaged Buildings, Clan Castlereinforcement troops, and heroes).
When the Healer is deployed, a pulsating circular aura appears around her. If all units have full health, she will start healing the closest troops (although it will have no effect on the healed troops). Should a ground troop be damaged by a Defense, she will fly over and start healing.
Note that Healers will not heal flying units (other Healers, Dragons, Balloons, Minions or itself) unlike a Healing Spell which heals every kind of troop.
Note that Healers will heal Heroes at a reduced rate of only 50% of her normal healing rate; keep this in mind if you want to use Healers with your Heroes.
Offensive Strategy
A Healer does not last long if she is in the range of an Air Defense, so make sure you destroy the Air Defense first or otherwise occupy them before sending in your Healer(s). One strategy is to send a few Wall Breakers in to break the wall that is protecting the Air Defense. Then send in a group of Giants (usually 12 or more) to destroy it. Finally send in a Healer along with other troops after the Giants. As long as the Healer does not get distracted by other Troops taking damage, or is not killed by a corner Archer Tower or Wizard Tower, the Giants will live for a significant amount of time (due to the constant healing) and will distract the defenses while the other troops destroy everything. This is known as a Giant-Healer raid and is extremely popular when attacking a Town Hall 6, since a Town Hall 6 only gets one Air Defense and the incapability of the two Air Bombs Town Hall 6s get to stop the Healer.
Another strategy is to use Balloons to tank the hits from an Air Defense. Since Balloons target defenses, there is a good chance that the Balloons will be closer to the Air Defense than the Healer. The Balloons may also destroy the Air Defense too.
If at any point in the battle all of your non-Healer Troops are killed and you have no more non-Healer troops or Lightning Spells to deploy, the battle will end, even if you have Healers deployed that are still alive or non-Lightning Spells that are still in effect.
Healers can allow Giants and other defensive troops to withstand massive amounts of damage, even doubling that of their normal health.
You are able to heal a Healer with a Healing Spell.
Defensive Strategy
Healers do not last long if she is in range of a Single-Target defenses or an Air Defense, so make sure you upgrade and protect your Air Defense as much as possible.
Put your air defense in the middle of the base to prevent ground troops like Giants from destroying it quickly.
She is very vulnerable to Seeking Air Mines and will be killed in one hit by them. Place your Seeking Air Mines in a strategic way such that the Healer will be taken out as soon as possible.
Upgrade Differences
Initially, the Healer has long, white angelic wings with short, white hair. She wears a golden dress that goes up to her chest and ends in 4 long pieces. Her dress has a white star on it.
At level 3, her aura and her dress both turn from yellow to purple.
Trivia
In the Chinese language setting of the game, the Healer is called "Angel" literally, which the unit resembles.
As part of the 23 May 2013 update, Healers had their training costs reduced at all levels, training time shortened from 20 minutes to 15, and required housing space lowered from 20 to 14.
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Note: Having this many Healers is highly discouraged as your army will have no offensive capabilities.
Although Healers have no favorite target, as of the September 16, 2014 update Healers now prioritize healing larger group of troops.
The Healer requires the least amount of Elixir of any troop to upgrade to maximum level (5,250,000).
Prior to the September 2014 update a Healer in a defensive Clan Castle would heal damaged buildings. This is no longer true and she will now only heal Heroes and other Clan Castle Troops when defending; if Heroes and Clan Castle Troops are taken out she will do nothing for the rest of the defense.
Since the Healer has no attack, rage spells will increase her heal and speed.
