Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards were earned during the October 21–28, 2026 community event, which has now ended. After one battle win each day, players chose the larger red Take reward or the smaller blue Give reward. Red drained the battery, while blue added power. All seven daily choices have been documented, and players reported receiving two 5-Star Lucky Chests after the October 28 finale. The final chest outcome is based on player reports, not a separate published Supercell results notice.
Your daily pick determined the personal reward and changed the shared power meter. On October 28, the battery outcome determined a single community chest tier for everyone who took part. The table below records the red and blue rewards, including the final two days.
Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards: all seven red and blue choices
| Date | Take power (red) | Give power (blue) |
|---|---|---|
| October 21 (Day 1) | 10 Hero Coins | One Lucky Chest |
| October 22 (Day 2) | Five Epic Wild Cards | One Gold Crate |
| October 23 (Day 3) | One Overflowing Gold Crate | One Gold Crate |
| October 24 (Day 4) | One Legendary Wild Card | One Epic Wild Card |
| October 25 (Day 5) | One 4-Star Evolution Chest | Ten Rare Wild Cards |
| October 26 (Day 6) | One Magic Lucky Chest | 40 Common Wild Cards |
| October 27 (Day 7) | One Champion Wild Card | 1,000 Gold |
The October 26 and 27 choices are supported by event coverage and player reports; Supercell’s public season announcement did not list each day’s items. The October 25 reward is also described as an Evolution Box by other coverage. Gold Crates can pay different amounts depending on account progression. October 28 was the final payout, not an eighth daily choice.
How to claim Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards
During the event, you won one battle each day, returned to the event panel and selected red or blue. Your other choice immediately locked, and you could not claim both. Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards are now historical; the event ended on October 28, so neither lever is available to use again.
The red Take power lever removed energy; blue Give power added it. Supercell confirmed that the shared meter would determine the final reward for all participants. This was a community result, not a separate chest earned for each blue pick.
How the Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards community chest tiers work
| Battery at the event end | Final community prize |
|---|---|
| Below 25% | No shared chest |
| 25% or higher | One 3-Star Lucky Chest |
| 50% or higher | Three 4-Star Lucky Chests |
| 75% or higher | One 5-Star Lucky Chest |
| 100% | Two 5-Star Lucky Chests |
These five Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards outcomes are alternative tiers, not cumulative prizes. Players reported that the event finished at the 100% tier, paying two 5-Star Lucky Chests to participants regardless of the colour they chose. Supercell confirmed how the meter would determine a prize, but has not published a separate official outcome notice confirming the final chest count.
Which Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards choice is better?
Looking back at the full week, red offered valuable personal items including 10 Hero Coins, an Evolution Box and a Champion Wild Card. Blue added energy to the community battery but generally paid smaller individual prizes. Every participant was eligible for the same final community tier, whichever colour they selected.
Two Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards emotes were awarded separately from the shared Lucky Chests: King’s Treasure for contributors and Goblin’s Precious for takers. Players reported that their emote matched their final net power contribution, not whichever colour they chose on more days. Some players who took more often still received King’s Treasure, because a Give choice could add more energy than a Take removed. Those reports support net power as the determining factor, although Supercell has not published the exact calculation.
The emote outcome caused confusion because the number of days you picked red or blue did not always match the result. For Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards, players reported receiving King’s Treasure after picking Give only twice and Take five times, while others finishing at zero net contribution said they received neither emote. These examples support the net-power explanation, but they are reports, not official figures for the energy weighting.
When do Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards arrive?
The event ended Wednesday, October 28, 2026. The seven daily choices took place October 21–27; October 28 delivered the final community reward and emote. Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards can no longer be earned by winning more battles after the deadline.
Why are my Clash Royale Keep the Lights On Rewards missing?
If your final chests or emote are missing, close Clash Royale fully and reopen it. Some players reported the reward appearing after restarting or changing accounts and back, but neither method is an officially guaranteed repair. Check that you participated by claiming at least one daily choice. If the earned reward still isn’t there, use Settings → Help and Support in-game. Players reporting zero net contribution also said they received no emote; that is a community observation, not a published Supercell rule.
For more seasonal context, see the Shocktober guide and the movie album event. If you need a quick win to unlock today’s choice, use our October deck suggestions, Ranked guide and Trophy Road walkthrough. Other Shocktober modes include C.H.A.O.S Blackout and C.H.A.O.S Draft.
Official source: Supercell Shocktober season notes.
