Fight commands

A breakdown of the calculating commands: .calc, .bulk, .elim and .multi

Predict fight outcomes and optimize!

.calc or .c is the most basic command. This calculates the outcome of a fight between two troops in the most intuitive format.

Things To Know:

Make sure to add a , in between the two units.

.c wa 10, ri 5

wa is for warrior, and ri is for rider. All troops have a shortcut for their names for ease and convenience.

Each troop can have various modifiers, these include: v, d, w . v is for veteran status, d is for single defense bonus, and w is for walled troops (double defense bonus).

.c wa v 14, ri 6 d

This would mean a warrior with 14/15 hp and with veteran status is attacking a rider with 6/10 hp and a singular defense bonus.

Naval units

Additionally, naval units can be calculated using bo, sh, bs. bo is for boat, sh is for ship, and bs for a battleship.

.c wa sh 9, ri bo 5

This means a warrior in a boat with 10 hp is attacking a rider in a boat with 5 hp.

HP input

If a unit isn't specified with a hp amount, the hp will automatically be assumed to be maximum.

.c wa, ri

This means a warrior at 10 hp (since it will automatically place it at maximum health due to no exact value) attacks a rider at 10 hp as well (maximum health for the same reason).

The same is true if the unit has a veteran specification.

.c wa v 12, ri

This means a warrior at 12hp (out of 15hp, since veteran) attacks a rider at 10 hp.

Everything from .calc is applicable here!

.bulk or .b allows you to know how many of the attacker unit is needed to kill the defender.

.b wa, wa w

This will return the number of full hp warriors needed to kill a walled warrior.

.b ca, gi 27

This will return the number of full hp catapults needed to kill a 27 hp (out of 40) Giant.

This is the most complicated command. If you don't quite get .calc, you should go back to it.

At your own peril 😉

.elim or .e allow to display the most optimal hp to eliminate units by putting a ? on either side (attacker or defender).

Putting the ? on the defender side doesn't do the same thing as putting it on the attacker side.

? on defender side

This returns the strongest defender the specified attacker can kill.

.e gi 32, de w ?

This answers the question: what is the highest hp returns the strongest defender the 32hp giant can kill.

? on attacker side

This will return the lowest hp attacker needed to kill the specified defender.

.e gi ?, de w 6

This answers the question: what is the lowest hp giant that can still kill a walled defender of 6hp.

? on both sides

This will return the two responses, ? on defender side and ? on the attacker side.

Putting it on both sides will ignore any hp input

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