I’ll post some threads you may find helpful. Fighting in raids is the best practice for war. Are you in a good teaching alliance? If not, that’s my first recommendation.
I have been running organized raids for several months. The rules are simple:
Do at least 6 raids per day
Post the results on Line: Your Power, Their Power and Win or Loss
We do 3 days each of 2-1-1-1, 2-2-1, 3-1-1, 3-2 and 4-1
Here are our results so far, after almost 1,400 raids:
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Ex: If you are using 2-2-1 vs a team that is 150 points stronger that yours in a Raid, you have a 74% change of winning.
To use this tool in Alliance wars, just shifted a column or two to the right to a…
Im curious. I own 2 alliances and have played awhile and have always believed Blue and Red hurt each other such as purple and yellow with green being universal. Recently i asked someone regarding titan hits and he said instead of putting red in to attack a blue, use green. Green hurts blue the most. Now im just confused. Please help.
When you dive into a raid or alliance war, which of the following do you prefer for your attack team?
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Also, why do you lean towards what you do? Do you swap between the above strategies fairly regularly? What influences your choice?
Teach me, oh wise ones of the interwebs, how to color stack with the best of 'em.
EDIT: Seems I missed out on the 3-1-1 possibility. While not necessarily hugely favored, at least 5-10 people have made note that a 3-1-1 is ideal for their situation (gener…
Having good heroes is important, but knowing how to use them is even more important. A well constructed team of maxed 3*, through complementary specials and appropriate placement, will have enough synergy to beat a haphazardly built team of maxed 4*.
In order to get the most out of your heroes, there are a couple basic principles to remember.
Like buffs don’t stack. If you have an attack buff active and you fire off another one, it will override the first. If there is an attack debuff acti…
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