Clash Royale Keep the Lights On ran from October 21 to 28, 2026, and has now ended. Each day, players won a battle and chose a reward from the red or blue side of the event screen. Taking red awarded a larger immediate prize while draining the shared battery. Giving blue added energy to help everyone reach a higher end-of-event tier. Players reported receiving two 5-Star Lucky Chests when the meter reached 100%. That final outcome is reported by participants rather than separately announced by Supercell.
The event also awarded either King’s Treasure or Goblin’s Precious according to a player’s contribution. This guide now explains the final battery result, why some players got an unexpected emote, and what to do if your end-of-event rewards are missing. The complete seven-day red and blue list is in our daily rewards table.
How to join Clash Royale Keep the Lights On
During the October event, you opened the Keep the Lights On panel and won one battle to activate that day’s choice. There was no separate tournament to enter, crown target or trophy requirement announced by Supercell. The seven daily decisions took place October 21–27 and cannot be made now the event has ended.
The red Take power lever subtracted energy from the battery and paid its displayed item. The blue Give power lever added power and paid a different item. You could claim only one side per day. These were individual prizes, separate from the shared chest determined when the event closed.
Clash Royale Keep the Lights On: should you give or take power?
Looking back, red awarded high-value items including 10 Hero Coins on October 21, an Overflowing Gold Crate on October 23, an Evolution Box on October 25 and a Champion Wild Card on October 27. Blue offered smaller items but charged the community meter. All seven confirmed or reported pairs are in the Keep the Lights On Rewards guide.
In Clash Royale Keep the Lights On, mixing red and blue choices was allowed, but many players misunderstood how the emote would be determined. Reports after October 28 indicate the game used net energy contribution, rather than simply counting which colour a player selected more often. The exact numerical formula has not been released by Supercell.
How the Clash Royale Keep the Lights On battery changes the reward
The Clash Royale Keep the Lights On battery was shared by everyone, and the amount of energy remaining at the end decided a single prize tier for each participant. These were the in-game thresholds:
| Battery at the end | Shared prize |
|---|---|
| Below 25% | No community chest |
| 25% or more | One 3-Star Lucky Chest |
| 50% or more | Three 4-Star Lucky Chests |
| 75% or more | One 5-Star Lucky Chest |
| 100% | Two 5-Star Lucky Chests |
The tiers were alternatives, not rewards that stacked. Reports from October 28 show the community reached the 100% tier, paying two 5-Star Lucky Chests to participating accounts. That matches the in-game prize chart; Supercell confirmed the power-meter rule but had not separately published the final results when those player reports appeared.
What emote does Clash Royale Keep the Lights On give?
The Clash Royale Keep the Lights On emotes were King’s Treasure for giving power and Goblin’s Precious for taking it. After the event, players reported receiving King’s Treasure even after taking power on more days than they gave. That fits the net contribution percentage shown in the event, because giving could add more energy than taking removed. Players ending at exactly zero net also reported getting no emote. Supercell has not confirmed a precise formula, so these are observed outcomes rather than official calculations.
Why is my Clash Royale Keep the Lights On choice locked?
Both levers are now unavailable because Clash Royale Keep the Lights On ended on October 28. During the event, you had to win one battle each day before making a choice; after selecting one side, the other locked until the next reset. There is no way to catch up missed daily picks after the finale.
If you qualified but did not see your final Lucky Chests or emote, try closing and reopening the game. Players also reported that switching accounts and back refreshed their reward screen, but that is not an official guaranteed fix. If it remains missing, contact Supercell through Settings → Help and Support and include the event details.
When does Clash Royale Keep the Lights On end?
The Clash Royale Keep the Lights On event ended Wednesday, October 28, 2026. There were seven daily red or blue claims from October 21–27, followed by the community payout on October 28. There is no eighth choice or new claim window announced for this event.
The seven-day rewards table records what was available on each date. For events still live, the 20-Win Challenge and Shocktober Album Event both run until November 2. The 20-Win Challenge is a completely different competition with a three-loss limit; it has no red or blue power battery.
Official source: Supercell’s Shocktober announcement.
