Walls and Rams

Building a wall helps protect your village from enemy attacks. Higher wall levels give your defending troops a stronger defensive bonus. Each tribe has its own wall type, with different strengths and durability.

Tribal Walls

Teutonic Earthen Wall

• Low defensive bonus

• Extremely hard to destroy

Gaulic Palisade

• Average defensive bonus

• Average durability against rams

Roman City Wall

• Highest defensive bonus

• Very easy to destroy

Egyptian Stone Wall

• Defensive bonus similar to the Gaul Palisade

• Much higher durability

Hun Makeshift Wall

• Low defensive bonus (worse than Teutons)

• Very low durability (similar to Romans)

Spartan Defensive Wall

• Defensive bonus similar to the Teuton wall

• Durability comparable to the Gaul Palisade

Viking Barricade

• Low defensive bonus (similar to Huns)

• Durability between Gaul Palisade and Egyptian Stone Wall

Rams

Rams are heavy support units used to destroy enemy walls. This increases the attacking army’s chance of breaking through a village’s fortifications.

When defending troops are absent, rams destroy walls almost as quickly as catapults destroy buildings. Walls provide two important defensive effects:

1. Defensive points per level

2. A percentage-based defensive bonus for defending troops

Higher durability makes a wall more difficult for rams to destroy.

The file includes a table listing each wall’s base defensive points, durability, and defensive bonus per level. These values reflect how much each wall type improves village defence and how resistant they are to rams.

The defensive bonus increases multiplicatively. For example, the Roman City Wall:

• Level 1: 3% bonus

• Level 10: ~34.4% bonus (1.03¹⁰), not just 30%

Rams’ effectiveness increases with their upgrade level, just like catapults.