What's the difference between sending a Garisson and sending reinforcements?
Important to note:
• Only people in your guild can send either. If you or your guildmate leave the guild, the troops will return home.
• If you port or reshield, the troops will return home.
• Sending troops to a guildmate will activate battle fury.
• You cannot shield while your troops are in a guildmate's castle.
On the surface, they might seem like the same thing: someone sends troops to a guildmate. But once they arrive, they do different things.
Reinforcements
Reinforcements go into the embassy. As you upgrade your embassy, you can hold more allies. For some reason unknown to me, you cannot see who is reinforcing you. Only that you have reinforcements.
Reinforcements act like they're part of your troops now. Don't let the word deploy throw you off. That means you must have an embassy in order to send someone else reinforcenents. You cannot control allied troops other than to dismiss them. They add to your troops on your Turf.
If you have a shield activated, they will be safe until the shield runs out. Remember: if you activate a new shield, they will be sent home.
If you get attacked, they will fight as if they were your own troops. They will use your stationed heroes, your research, your gear, and your boosts. But when you read the battle report, each guildmate that is reinforcing you will be broken out by name on the second page.
Garrisons
Garrisons set up their own little tent outside your castle wall. As the image suggests, these troops are outside your castle. It's like a mini castle from your guildmate. It can hold up to 5 heroes and as many troops as the one garrisoning can send in a single march.
It uses the stats from the player who is garrisoning you and basically has nothing to do with you. Any attack will hit that first. If the garrison wins the battle, the attacker is repelled and will never even hit your castle. If the garrison gets zeroed, then the attack will continue through to your castle.
Garrisons can sometimes help if the castle being attacked is very weak and actually needs to not get hit or if the garrison is set to just be a roadblock to weaken the attack by sending only a handful of troops and definitely not the leader.
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Important to note:
• Only people in your guild can send either. If you or your guildmate leave the guild, the troops will return home.
• If you port or reshield, the troops will return home.
• Sending troops to a guildmate will activate battle fury.
• You cannot shield while your troops are in a guildmate's castle.
On the surface, they might seem like the same thing: someone sends troops to a guildmate. But once they arrive, they do different things.
Reinforcements
Reinforcements go into the embassy. As you upgrade your embassy, you can hold more allies. For some reason unknown to me, you cannot see who is reinforcing you. Only that you have reinforcements.
Reinforcements act like they're part of your troops now. Don't let the word deploy throw you off. That means you must have an embassy in order to send someone else reinforcenents. You cannot control allied troops other than to dismiss them. They add to your troops on your Turf.
If you have a shield activated, they will be safe until the shield runs out. Remember: if you activate a new shield, they will be sent home.
If you get attacked, they will fight as if they were your own troops. They will use your stationed heroes, your research, your gear, and your boosts. But when you read the battle report, each guildmate that is reinforcing you will be broken out by name on the second page.
Garrisons
Garrisons set up their own little tent outside your castle wall. As the image suggests, these troops are outside your castle. It's like a mini castle from your guildmate. It can hold up to 5 heroes and as many troops as the one garrisoning can send in a single march.
It uses the stats from the player who is garrisoning you and basically has nothing to do with you. Any attack will hit that first. If the garrison wins the battle, the attacker is repelled and will never even hit your castle. If the garrison gets zeroed, then the attack will continue through to your castle.
Garrisons can sometimes help if the castle being attacked is very weak and actually needs to not get hit or if the garrison is set to just be a roadblock to weaken the attack by sending only a handful of troops and definitely not the leader.
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Do Garrison Soldiers die or they go the infermeries of sender castle
ReplyDeleteDo traps activate while attacker is targeting the garrison?
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ReplyDeleteCan we use reinforced troops for skirmish?
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