Alliances
Alliances
This is a multiplayer game. Your alliance is how you grow, fight and survive, and it's where you'll make friends.
Why you join one
You can start on your own, but your progress soon slows right down: the important high-level resources only come through an alliance. An alliance is a team of up to 100 players on your server who help each other build, research together, take on big targets and protect each other.
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Faster building
Members help shorten each other’s builds, every single upgrade.
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Alliance research
Shared research and event rewards feed you resources and speed-ups you can’t earn alone.
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High-level rewards
Alliance Duel chests (up to Lv.7 Raven Gear), hero shards from the Alliance Shop, and boss rewards.
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Rallies
Big targets like Elite Blights and Cheese Trap bosses need lots of players attacking together.
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Alliance-only events
Alliance Duel, Hunt Battle, Cheese Trap, Undead Siege, Canyon Conquest, City Siege: many need 15 to 20+ members.
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Shared loot
Alliance gifts land in every member’s box when others open packs or beat big targets. Everyone gets them, from R1 up.
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Friends
People to chat with, learn from and play alongside. For many players that’s the best part of the game.
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Protection
Alone, you’re an easy target for hostile players. An alliance defends its members and its cities together.
- Members
- Up to 100 players
- Ranks
- R1 (newest) to R5 (the leader)
- Official titles
- God of War, Goddess, Recruiter and Diplomat: one of each
- Officer perk
- R5 and officials deal +5% damage to alliance bosses, R4s +2.5%
- First alliance bonus
- 2 Diamond boxes, 2 alliance relocation items and 5 resource boxes
- Quiet leader?
- Members can vote out a leader who has stopped playing
What's expected of you
An alliance helps you grow. In return, you help it grow.
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Help your fellow members
Tap help on their builds and research, join their rallies, and send reinforcements when they’re attacked.
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Turn up to events
Be there when your leaders start Cheese Trap, Hunt Battle or a city fight. Sign up for Canyon Conquest every time.
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Do your daily quests
Every day. They keep you growing, and every member who grows makes the whole alliance stronger.
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Work on Alliance Duel
Score points every day from Monday to Saturday, saving the right things for each day. Every member’s points count.
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Donate to alliance research
Alliance research helps every member, and it only grows if members chip in.
The biggest part of that is Alliance Duel: how it works and why timing is everything.
Ranks: R1 to R5
Everyone has a rank. R1 is the lowest, R5 the highest.
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R5
The leader. Can do everything, including choosing officials, handing over leadership and closing the alliance.
How many: One
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R4
Runs the alliance day to day: starts alliance events, declares war on cities, researches alliance tech, recruits and manages members.
How many: A handful (check your alliance screen)
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R3
The backbone. Can send alliance mail and promote or demote members.
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R2
A settled member. Can also report messages.
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R1
Where everyone starts: join rallies and events, help builds and collect alliance gifts.
The leader is the R5. The R4s are the officials who run the alliance with them. You start as an R1 and move up by being active and helpful. Every alliance sets its own rules for what each rank may do and how you get promoted.
Official titles
Four special roles, one of each, held on top of a rank.
God of War
Leads the fighting
Goddess
Keeps the alliance together: the mood, the events, the friendships
Recruiter
Finds new members
Diplomat
Talks to other alliances and keeps things running
Officials can start alliance events (Hunt Battle, Cheese Trap, Blight Siege), declare war on cities, call the territory defence and cancel rallies. And every rank, even R1, can vote out a leader who has gone quiet.
Scam alliances
Sadly, some alliances exist to take advantage of new players.
- Never give out personal information: your real name, address, phone number, email, photos or where you work. Not in the game, not on Discord, not to anyone.
- Never share your account login. No real alliance needs it.
- Watch out for pressure. If someone rushes, guilts or threatens you into anything, whether it’s spending money or moving to another app, that’s a red flag.
Choosing your alliance
Find one that fits the way you want to play.
Hard-core
Runs a tight ship: set times, clear orders, activity checks, and the top of the rankings as the goal.
Great for players who love to compete and don’t mind rules.
Casual
Plays the events and rallies, but nobody minds if you miss a day.
Great for players who want steady progress around real life.
Social
More about the people than the game: chat, friendship and a good laugh.
Great for players who are here for the company.
- Active enough for you. Whatever its style, pick one where people log in, help builds and turn up for events. A sleepy alliance is a slow alliance.
- On your first game, start on a new server so you grow up together with your alliance.
- Once you’ve found your home, stay. Hopping around loses your alliance points and help, and some events need 48 hours of membership. Shopping around until you find the right one is fine; switching every week isn’t.
How alliances fight over land, cities and other servers: Conflict grows with your server.