Unit types, values and available count

How it works

• Attack and defence points are fixed per unit type; the Army screen, the defence panel and battle resolution all use the same central values.
• A mixed army marches at the count-weighted average of its unit speeds; travel time is scaled by 55 ÷ average speed, clamped between 0.55 and 1.70.
• Loot and gathering cargo are capped by the total carry capacity of the units that reach the target and survive; the excess never arrives.
• Training time is base seconds per soldier × number of soldiers; Reserve Horse Pack, the Commander's duty and world multipliers are applied to that base.
• Idle count = total in the village − assigned to defence positions − away on marches; only idle soldiers can be sent on marches, placed in formations, sent as reinforcements or disbanded.
• Wolf Agents add no combat power; they are only sent on scouting missions and cannot be placed in a battle formation.

Step by step

1. Open up the Army section.
2. Find infantry, cavalry, support or agent with a search or role filter.
3. Compare the total, idle, defensive and on-campus numbers on the unit card.
4. Read the terms of attack, defense, speed, transport, cost and opening of the selected unit.