A truce is a temporary break in the game, usually scheduled for major international holidays such as New Year. It’s meant to give players time to relax and spend time away from the game with friends and family.
Before each truce, the start and end times are officially announced.
The announcement may also include details on when the “no starvation” period ends.
Example:
During a truce and for 24 hours after it, troop starvation is disabled — no troops die even if you run out of crop.
Here’s what you can and cannot do while a truce is active:
Complete hero adventures.
Settle new villages.
Scout other villages — scouting remains possible.
Attack other players.
Any attacks landing during the truce will only submit greetings.
Attack Natar villages or oases.
These daily tasks will be automatically prefilled, so you can still reach 100 points.
Avoid sending attacks scheduled too close to the start or end of a truce — slight delays may occur when the truce begins or ends.
Natars will still attack if you settle in the grey area.
At both the start and end of a truce, it’s recommended to log in and check your avatar to prevent crop-related issues.
If needed, send and recall a single troop to trigger a new crop calculation to ensure your troops remain safe
