Clash of Clans’ Halloween season, Cosmic Curse: Portal Panic, ends on October 31. It packed some twenty dates into one month, and most of them are already closed: the Medal Event, Clan War League, both Battle Options windows, Clan Games. What’s left fits in a few lines, and that is exactly what you should not let slip.
What’s left to do before October 31
The Gold Pass. It runs until October 31 and unlocks the Shroud Queen, the Archer Queen’s Halloween outfit. Supercell offers the Ghost Champion as this month’s alternate skin. If you haven’t bought the Gold Pass yet, the useful question is simple: is the skin worth the price on its own? The pass’s progression boosts do little over the last three days.
The Cosmic Streak. This community event, open October 16-31, asks you to attack at least once a day for seven days. Rewards must be claimed by November 1. A player who hasn’t started a streak can no longer fit seven days before the end. A player who has started one just needs to avoid skipping a day, then remember to claim the rewards.
Hero skins. Five outfits came out two days apart: Savage King on October 5, Nasty Prince on the 7th, Terror Champion on the 9th, Behemoth Duke on the 11th and Spider Warden on the 13th. Supercell lists them through October 31. Last year’s Cosmic Curse cosmetics also returned to the shop on October 15.
Clan Games (October 22-28) and the last Resource Collector boost (October 26-28, from Town Hall 8) both ended on the 28th.

The Totem Thrower, a short-lived addition
The season’s only new troop was the Totem Thrower, a temporary troop. According to Supercell’s official post, it hits from 6 tiles away and can target anything on the ground. Its first attack, and every fourth attack after that, throws a totem instead of a rock. The totem stuns nearby defenses and summons a Tiny Totem where it lands. That small stationary totem soaks fire from both air and ground defenses, then crumbles on its own.
There were three ways to get the Totem Thrower. Battle Options offered it October 1-5, then again October 17-21. The Portal Panic Medal Event track unlocked it too. Finally, the October 7-8 Mass Troop Event gave 50 free Totem Throwers to players at Town Hall 10 or higher. All of these windows are closed. Supercell has not published its hitpoints or damage, and has not announced its return.
The Totem Thrower shared the Medal Event track with four returning Halloween troops: Lavaloon, Witch Golem, Royal Ghost and Giant Skeleton.
What the season really leaves behind
What matters from Cosmic Curse is the Portal Pendant, the Minion Prince’s Epic Equipment. It was bought with Rift Medals, earned during the Portal Panic Medal Event, which ran October 8-25 from Town Hall 6 up. The Trader’s shop closed on October 27. The article on whether the Portal Pendant is worth it covers which armies it actually fits.
The rest of the season was built to be consumed on the spot: a temporary troop, Battle Options limited to a few days, skins drip-fed to bring players back every other day. The calendar was busy, but in practice it left little behind once it ended.
What to watch
The November schedule arrives with the next season. Two points deserve attention: the next Medal Event, to see whether Supercell keeps such a well-stocked shop, and a possible return of the Totem Thrower, which for now remains a troop tied to this Halloween season.
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