How is the military capacity calculated?
See the three factors that increase the troop limit and the exact formula.
Train troops, establish a battle order, defend your city, and read the reports correctly.
The battle force is not made up of the number of soldiers alone. Unit roles, formation, tactics, building and expertise bonuses determine the result together with the defense left in the village; capacity is the total military limits you can only have.
Build role mix. Combine fast, durable, ranged, and siege troops according to the target; the uniform army is easily welcomed.
Split the number with the layout. The soldier you have and the soldier you assign to the battle order is not the same; the one organized alone will come out on the march.
Learn with report. Read each post-war loss distribution, counter tactic, and damage source and change the next layout accordingly.
See the three factors that increase the troop limit and the exact formula.
Each unit's role, cost, strength, speed, and carrying are different.
Compare the village step and the training building required for each unit.
Start training from the active village’s War Council.
Identify why an order doesn't start over capacity, line, and quantity.
Instantly complete the active work at the appropriate free right or diamond price.
Disband idle soldiers without a resource refund to free up army capacity.
Learn the army's hourly food and gold cost, the 50 free soldiers per village and the desertion that starts when the storehouse runs dry.
Place empty troops in tactical slots with quantities.
Separate what three counters that look like each other measure.
Change the attack, defense and speed multipliers to the battle plan.
Matchup multipliers that change your units' power based on the enemy army's composition.
Elements of attack, defense and preparedness that affect the outcome outside the number of soldiers.
Deploy the empty troops to permanent defensive positions.
Ownership, states and return rules for reinforcements sent to an ally's village.
The Tore Book records the results of the entire march in detail.