Battle Report: ACP Raids Aliens-TCP Practice Battle

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Battle Report: ACP Raids Aliens-TCP Practice Battle

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on July 13, 2026

On July 11, a practice training battle took place between the Aliens and Templars. However, the event ended in a raid, causing the battle to come to an unexpected end.

On April 28, the Army of Club Penguin officially declared war on the Templars following the raid they conducted on Club Penguin Journey. This raid showed its effects by disrupting the rogue Templars’ event. In addition, this raid marked the first war in army history to ever be primarily fought on CPJ. Ultimately, this conflict stems from the Templars’ recent defeat in their war against the Water Vikings, which WV had won.

ACP during the first raid on the Templars

ACP listed this war as “The Spring Offensive.” This new operation followed their Earth Day event. In addition to the Templars’ loss to the Vikings, which led to the declaration, ACP formed a clear strategic alliance with the Shadow Legionnaires, a move first established by SL leader AB. Ultimately, this left the Templars facing another series of battles after their loss to the Vikings.

The battle of Cloudy between WV-TCP

Aliens and Templars were scheduled to face each other in a practice battle on the server Battleground. Shortly before the event began, the judges informed both armies that the Army of Club Penguin was planning to raid the battle. After a discussion between the leaders of Aliens and Templars, both armies agreed to move to the Yeti server to continue the event without interruption. However, ACP‘s Delta Division followed them to the server and disrupted the battle.

Templars & Aliens before the ACP raid

The raid lasted for approximately ten minutes, making it difficult for the practice battle to continue as planned. As a result, both armies decided to log off, bringing the event to an early end.

Although the battle was not complete, both the Aliens and the Templars showed quick action by attempting to continue the event on another server. Ultimately, the raid had its spot as armies logged off, not commencing the practice battle.

Lastly, Club Penguin Armies reached out to TCP Grand Prior Borapenguins to learn more about what happened.

Can you tell me what happened during the battle training?

Templars were slated to practice battle the Aliens on Battleground, however, word had come out from our judge that Army of Club Penguin was going to raid the battle. With agreement between our respective leaders (TCP-Aliens), we decide to make a last-minute move to the server Yeti. The ACP Delta Division follows us onto Yeti and thoroughly disrupts our battle. After around 10 minutes or so, we both decide to log off of the game & I guess that’s the end of our practice battle

How do you plan to respond?

Probably by directly confronting the ACP in private. I’m unsure what their problem is with us at this point. They come into our personal space by raiding our rogue events, then about a month later they issue their concerns with us, concerns of which we’ve used all accessible proof to invalidate in our latest response post, but we’re somehow still the bad guys to them. I don’t know what more they want from us. At this point, it’s like an obsession.

Your troops are a crucial part of this. What do you have to say for them?

For the troops of Templars, we’re gonna continue what we’ve been doing because we don’t hurt anybody. I love set competition as much as the next guy, however, Toxicity is what’s killing the community. Army of Club Penguin has been, and still is pushing toxic agendas to remain hostile with us. They don’t have to do that. It would actually benefit the both of us if we don’t take it there.

Furthermore, Club Penguin Armies was able to get a message from ACP leader Daniel about what happened.

To send a message. “ACP doesn’t know how to raid.” Well we just got your practice battle cancelled. “The community needs war.” We’ve been seeking it for months and you’re not cooperating. There’s just so many things you can run away from. If you’re going to call yourself an army, then act like one. We also did not agree with Templars response, at all. So we replied. We want to see them respond to ALL the information we presented.

I hope the community can see how Templars and Aliens are damaging the community overall. Separating the Club Penguin from Army is not the right move. Also, read the Templars post properly. There’s so much left unanswered which they don’t wanna respond to because they know they’re guilty

The raid clearly demonstrated its strength by ending the other party’s practice battle. However, how will the Templars and the Aliens respond? Are they getting ready for one? Only time will tell.

shania32
Reporter-in-Training

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Filed under: Battle Report, Latest News | Tagged: ACP, Aliens, Aliens of Club Penguin, Army of Club Penguin, Battle Raid, Club Penguin Armies, CP Armies, CPA, Practice Battle, Raid, TCP, Templars of Club Penguin

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armystuff July 15, 2026 (15:26)

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this army stuff is crazy yo