Clash of Clans X WWE 2026 Event: How to Find John Cena’s Base, Unlock Skins, and Earn Rewards

Clash of Clans has brought WWE back into the game with a month-long crossover built around a playful search for John Cena’s village. The event, running from September 1 to September 30, lets players raid daily for a chance to find Cena’s loot-filled base and earn limited-time rewards.

The new collaboration turns a familiar WWE rivalry into an in-game community challenge. Cody Rhodes, described as a long-time Clash of Clans player, is positioned at the centre of the campaign, calling on players and fellow WWE names to help track down Cena’s base during regular raids.

How the Clash of Clans and WWE Event Works

During the event period, players can encounter Cena’s village through daily raids. A successful raid gives players a chance to unlock a one-time Cody Rhodes statue for their village. The format encourages regular play through September, rather than a single challenge or one-day unlock.

The campaign also brings WWE Superstars into the wider event rollout. The Undertaker, IYO SKY and other WWE names are part of the search party, with the crossover expected to play out across the game and online fan communities through the month.

John Cena’s role in the event leans into his long-running WWE persona and his in-game rivalry with Rhodes. “People think this started in the ring with Cody. It didn't. It started when I out-raided him in the game and he threw me off his team,” Cena said in the announcement.

“Ten years later he still needs help. This time he's asking millions of you to take on my base. That's fine. As I have always said - if you want some, come get some,” he added.

WWE Superstars Get Clash of Clans Skins

The crossover also reimagines six WWE Superstars as Clash of Clans Hero characters. Cody Rhodes returns as the Barbarian King, while Alexa Bliss appears as the Archer Queen. The Undertaker becomes the Grand Warden, IYO SKY is styled as the Royal Champion, Jey Uso appears as the Minion Prince, and Kane takes on the Dragon Duke role.

Players will also see WWE-themed features across the event, including temporary troops and a special village theme inspired by WWE Money in the Bank. That event is scheduled to take place in New Orleans on October 10, tying the mobile game campaign to WWE’s broader calendar.

WWE chests will include multiple rewards during the crossover. These include returning items such as Action Figure Equipment, along with Challenge Tickets and a guaranteed Cody Rhodes skin. The announcement positions the rewards as event-specific additions available during the September window.

For Supercell, the collaboration adds another pop-culture layer to one of mobile gaming’s most recognisable strategy titles. For WWE, it extends its characters into a large gaming audience beyond televised programming. Players who want to participate need to join raids before the event ends on September 30.