Alliance standards
Simple rules. Stronger teamwork.
These rules prioritise respect, activity, coordinated warfare, and fair treatment. Leadership announcements always override general guidance during live events.
Before acting
Check alliance mail, markers, chat, and scheduled instructions. When unsure, ask an R4/R5 before starting an attack that affects diplomacy or territory.
Member rules
Expected behaviour
1. Respect all membersNo insults, harassment, discrimination, threats, or repeated personal arguments. Disagreements should remain civil.
2. Follow alliance instructionsDuring coordinated events, territory battles, and diplomacy-sensitive situations, follow R4/R5 calls and map markers.
3. Do not start unauthorised warsNever attack protected alliances, agreed allies, reserved targets, cities, strongholds, or players when doing so could trigger conflict.
4. Participate consistentlyContribute to Alliance Duel, seasonal events, rallies, defence, donations, construction, and alliance objectives according to your availability and strength.
5. Communicate inactivityTell leadership before a long absence. Unexplained inactivity may result in demotion or removal when space is needed.
6. Protect shared territoryKeep bases positioned as instructed, reinforce when requested, avoid blocking capture paths, and do not relocate into reserved spaces.
7. Use resources responsiblyDo not waste alliance opportunities, trigger events at unsuitable times, or take limited rewards unfairly when allocation instructions exist.
8. No account or payment pressureNo member should be pressured to spend money, share personal information, or give account access.
War conduct
Do: wait for countdowns, join marked rallies, reinforce assigned locations, and report enemy movements clearly.
Do not: solo a reserved target, launch early, ignore diplomacy, or contradict event leadership in the middle of an operation.
Enforcement
Leadership should use proportionate action:
- Clarification or reminder.
- Formal warning.
- Temporary demotion or event restriction.
- Removal for repeated or serious violations.
Serious harassment, deliberate sabotage, scams, or account-security violations may justify immediate removal.