Training lines, soldiers during the process, and border

How it works

• The capacity counter sums every commitment tied to the village: garrison + active training + units marching out or returning + reinforcements on the road.
• An active reinforcement march always counts at the origin village; at the target it reserves space only if the target is your own village.
• A guest garrison stationed at an ally counts toward no village's capacity; the soldiers stay the sender's property and do not fill the host's limit.
• Exceeding capacity only blocks new training and reinforcements between your own villages; soldiers returning home from a foreign village are accepted even when capacity is full.
• While a lane has a job, a second order in that lane cannot start; as soon as the job finishes the lane frees up and a new order can be placed.

Step by step

1. Check that the amount you select on the unit card is between 1 and 250.
2. Make sure at least one of the five training lines in Agenda is empty.
3. Ready soldier + compare the amount of all active order of action + the amount of new orders to your army capacity.
4. Check the right building and village step requirement for the selected unit.
5. Start training on the empty line if the resource is sufficient; completed soldiers automatically join the village army.

Key numbers

Order amount

1–250 soldiers per order

Training line

Maximum 5 active lines at the same time — The full line of work does not start; the appropriate blank line must be chosen.

Capacity account

Ready + soldier during the process — Trainings that are not yet completed also take place at the army limit.