Massive 'Clash of Clans' March Update Predicted to Include Gem Mine Building and Wizard King Hero [VIDEO]

Despite having been released almost four years ago, Supercell's highly popular massively multiplayer online (MMO) strategy video game, "Clash of Clans," has managed to hold its own against more modern mobile video games. With the game's steady player base, the game's developer has continued to roll out updates and changes to the game. New reports have emerged suggesting that a massive "Clash of Clans" March update is on its way.

For March, the developer has announced a massive new update that will be bringing in some new units, new buildings, and possibly even a fourth hero. Before the big "Clash of Clans" March update will be released, the game's developer apparently first rolled out a balancing patch that included some relatively significant changes to the game.

The minor update is reportedly to prepare the game for the big changes to come when the "Clash of Clans" March update arrives. Among the changes that were included in the balance update were level 9 air defense, more level 12 walls for Town Hall level 11, increased damage for Dragons, and increased hit points for the Hog Rider and Miners.

As for the speculation and theories regarding what will be included in the big "Clash of Clans" March update, Gotta Be Mobile predicts that Supercell may finally be including the highly requested Gem Mine building. The new building basically mines gems, as the name suggests, giving players a limited amount of free gems each day. If this turns out to be true, old and new players will likely now have an entirely new reason to download the game as it would be easier to level up using the free gems.

As for the alleged new hero, a report from Telegiz speculates that Supercell may finally be adding the long rumored Wizard King as the game's fourth Hero. The pure Wizard will sure be a sight to behold in clan wars and raids. Supercell has yet to announce any details regarding their planned "Clash of Clans" March update, but they have repeatedly mentioned that it is, in fact, going to be a big one.