What are various clan roles in Clash of Clans?

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Clash of Clans is an online multiplayer real-time strategy game in which players can build Clans, a community of up to 50 players. Clans are ranked based on how many individual player trophies each clan member has. Every month, top Clans are rewarded with gems to show appreciation for the users' achievements.

Players must achieve specified pre-requisites to join Clans, such as trophies, a minimum town hall level, a league, and builder base trophies. If players achieve these criteria, they can join any Clan, occupy positions as leaders, co-leaders, elders, and members, and contribute to the clan's success.

Each Clan Role has its own set of obligations, tasks, and powers, and each role has a maximum limit. By tapping a clanmate's profile or a Clan profile, players can learn about their Clan Role.

You will immediately earn membership as you join a clan in Clash of Clans. Even if you have previously served as an Elder, Co-Leader, or Leader in another or the same clan, you will always begin as a Member when you join a clan. Members can only donate and request troops; they cannot launch clan wars or kick anyone out.

Elder is the third highest post in the Clan, just above the Member position. It gives players various powers like inviting new players and many more. There is no limit to the number of Elders.

Powers:

Kick members (Once every 20 minutes)

Invite new players to the Clan

Accept new player requests if the Clan is an invite-only Clan

The Co-Leader has more responsibilities than the Elder, while lesser than the Leader. As the Co-Leaders of the clan have significant power, it is one of the most prestigious positions in a clan. Usually, trusted and experienced players are offered the position of Co-Leader in a clan.

Powers:

Invite