The Combat Simulator helps you plan and predict the outcome of battles. By entering the details of your attacking and defending armies, you can simulate how a real fight might unfold and use that information to prepare your strategy.
What the Simulator Does
The simulator estimates the most likely outcome of a battle based on the information you provide.
It’s not 100% precise — many factors influence real combat — but it gives a reliable approximation you can use to:
Adjust troop numbers before attacking.
See how upgrades (e.g. Smithy levels) affect combat strength.
Experiment with different unit combinations to find weaknesses in your opponent’s setup.
Plan defensive reinforcements more effectively.
Using the Combat Simulator
You can find the simulator in your Rally Point under the “Combat Simulator” tab.
Choose whether you’re simulating an attack or a raid.
Enter the number and type of troops for both attacker and defender.
(Optional) Add reinforcements or hero bonuses.
Click Simulate to see the result.
(The screenshot on page 2 shows the simulator interface — including attack/raid selection, troop entry fields, and the “Simulate” button.)
Remember
There are thousands of possible variations depending on the tribes and unit types involved. Use the simulator as a planning tool, not an exact prediction — it’s most effective for spotting potential losses or for testing “what-if” scenarios before committing to a real battle.
✅ Tip: Always run a quick simulation before sending a major attack. A few seconds of preparation can save your army and resources.
