Read
Confirm wall state, test the frontline and record exactly what the probes showed.
RALLY LEADER ACADEMY
Learn the call—not just the copy button.
A reliable lead controls information, final ratio, formation, lineup, filler instructions and timing.
Choose
Pick the counter family, then verify its composition-versus-composition risk.
Build
Set final INF–RNG–CAV totals, formation, leader march, heroes and familiars.
Call
Give fillers exact troop counts and T4/T5 requirements; watch the final total.
Review
Save report, formation, stats and lineups. Change one variable in the next test.
HERO + FAMILIAR LOGIC
Assign jobs to the five slots.
Primary damageUsually 2 slots
Secondary damageUsually 2 slots
Absorber / armyUsually 1 slot
The 2–2–1 pattern is a starting point, not a universal law. If INF and RNG deal damage while CAV absorbs, favor INF/RNG damage and reserve protection for CAV. Specialist records may deliberately break this pattern.
LEADER MARCH INTEGRITY
The final rally ratio is the rule.
A full-type leader march can be intentional only when fillers compensate it. The combined army—not the leader’s march alone—must land on the planned composition.
Leader march+all filler marches=final target counts
Never send a pure leader march accidentally. It shifts the rally and can destroy formation and targeting logic.
Open the full Battalion Builder →40-SECOND TRAINING MODEL
Neutral target (1×)Damage and elapsed-time calculator
Use this to understand accumulation across time windows. It is an editable training model, not IGG’s hidden damage formula.
10s elapsed50,000
20s elapsed100,000
30s elapsed150,000
40s elapsed200,000
Cumulative model damage = base per 10s × troop scale × counter multiplier × elapsed windows