Mon Jul 18, 2011 4:24 am
Attacking and defending mines
ATTACKING AND DEFENDING MINES
Attacking an unoccupied mine:
Remember that since both you and the unoccupied mine troops have the same speed, defender gets to attack first, so you'll take losses. Meat shielding is not an option when attacking mines. All march times to a mine take 15 minutes no matter what troops you send. To attack an unoccupied mine you can't have a mine already, and you can't attack more than one mine at a time.
Attacking an occupied mine:
Again remember that both you and defender have base stats so defender attacks first. Be sure that you'll have enough troops to kill them even though they have first attack advantage. To attack an occupied mine, you can't have a mine already and you can't be attacking a seperate mine at the same time.
Defending your mine:
Keep in mind that now you have the first attack advantage as a defender. Here's some tips on protecting your mine:
1) NEVER leave troops in the mine when a vice or leader is not on, if you leave them in there with no commander they're at high risk of being easily wiped
2) If you get attacked by an alliamce, look them up invthe ranks, scout the leader on the map and determine if their alliance prestige is enough to be worried. If you think your troops are at risk, call them back. If you can take the attackers army, but you realise it when you go to command, then send ur army back at them right when the wars over, giving them no time to send their army or to resign the mine. If you think you can take their army, leave your troops in the mine and go to war.
Attacking an unoccupied mine:
Remember that since both you and the unoccupied mine troops have the same speed, defender gets to attack first, so you'll take losses. Meat shielding is not an option when attacking mines. All march times to a mine take 15 minutes no matter what troops you send. To attack an unoccupied mine you can't have a mine already, and you can't attack more than one mine at a time.
Attacking an occupied mine:
Again remember that both you and defender have base stats so defender attacks first. Be sure that you'll have enough troops to kill them even though they have first attack advantage. To attack an occupied mine, you can't have a mine already and you can't be attacking a seperate mine at the same time.
Defending your mine:
Keep in mind that now you have the first attack advantage as a defender. Here's some tips on protecting your mine:
1) NEVER leave troops in the mine when a vice or leader is not on, if you leave them in there with no commander they're at high risk of being easily wiped
2) If you get attacked by an alliamce, look them up invthe ranks, scout the leader on the map and determine if their alliance prestige is enough to be worried. If you think your troops are at risk, call them back. If you can take the attackers army, but you realise it when you go to command, then send ur army back at them right when the wars over, giving them no time to send their army or to resign the mine. If you think you can take their army, leave your troops in the mine and go to war.
