Candy Crush Saga Level 13806 Strategy and Combos Guide

To beat Level 13806 in Candy Crush Saga, target the central obstacles immediately to open up candy flow from the top dispensers. Once the board expands, focus on creating special candy combinations rather than making basic three-candy matches. Prioritizing matches along the bottom rows will drive automatic cascades, clear difficult corners, and preserve your moves for the final stage goals.

Opening the Board

The first priority on Level 13806 is clearing central blockers to establish vertical drop lanes. Narrow chutes restrict candy flow and prevent the creation of special pieces.

• Target direct blocker hits: Look for immediate three-candy matches directly adjacent to central blockers during your opening turns.
• Skip passive high-board swaps: Avoid top-row matches that do not hit obstacles or create special candies, as they waste moves without expanding playable space.
• Expand the grid early: Removing central obstructions within the first five turns widens the columns, making natural four-candy and five-candy alignments much more likely.

Special Candy Combination Priorities

Basic three-candy matches cannot break through multi-layered blockers fast enough to meet level requirements within the allotted turn limit. Focus your moves on assembling high-impact pairs.

A Color Bomb paired with a Striped Candy converts all candies of that matching color into striped pieces, immediately detonating them to clear large areas. While two adjacent Color Bombs clear the entire board of a single layer, assembling them can consume too many turns. In most situations, a Striped and Wrapped Candy combination is faster to build and reliably punches through three full rows and three full columns.

Generating Cascades and Managing the Lower Board

Making matches in the bottom three rows shifts the maximum number of candies above them. As pieces drop into the vacated spaces, they frequently form automatic matches and trigger helpful secondary explosions without spending extra turns.

Before executing a bottom-board match, check your staged combinations higher up. If you have already lined up a Color Bomb or Wrapped Candy next to a partner piece, a cascade directly below them can drop one piece out of alignment and ruin the setup. Only trigger low-board shifts when your active combinations are safe or ready to detonate.

Clearing Isolated Corners and Outer Columns

Candies along the board edges and corners have fewer neighboring tiles, making standard three-candy matches difficult to find. Chasing direct matches in these isolated pockets burns through moves quickly.

Use directional line blasts and splash damage to reach peripheral obstacles:

1. Horizontal Striped Candies: Align and detonate them in the exact row containing the corner blocker.
2. Vertical Striped Candies: Fire them down the outer vertical columns to clear stubborn bottom targets.
3. Wrapped Candies: Detonate a Wrapped Candy within two spaces of an edge to hit corner blockers with radial splash damage.

Conserving Moves in the Late Game

In the final turns of the level, calculate the chain reaction of every move before swapping. Ignore automated game hints if they point toward low-impact areas that do not directly advance your objectives. When deciding between two equal clearing options, choose the one located lower on the board or the one that impacts a larger color group to trigger late cascades.