Kingshot Tri-Alliance Clash Guide

Kingshot’s Tri-Alliance Clash puts three alliances from separate kingdoms on the same battlefield for a 60-minute contest. Success depends on scoring structures, reliable travel routes, and squads that still have energy when the central objective opens. Build your plan around the minute-20 and minute-40 transitions—not around chasing enemy players.

Schedule and Entry Requirements

The event repeats every four weeks, with preparation spread across the week and combat scheduled for Saturday.

Days	Activity	Your priority
Monday–Tuesday	Time-slot voting	Choose a slot your fighters can attend
Wednesday–Thursday	Participant registration	Enroll members and finalize selections
Friday	Opponent matching	Review assignments and substitutes
Saturday	60-minute battle	Join for the selected start time

An alliance must place within its kingdom’s top 20 by power. Fielding a second legion requires alliance Level 6 and 40 or more active members. A legion needs at least 15 members to enter matchmaking.

Individual eligibility requires Town Center Level 16 or higher. Players who have been absent for five consecutive days or longer before the event cannot participate.

Registration accommodates 30 combatants and 10 substitutes per alliance. Each participant operates three squads. Prioritize dependable attendance: a powerful account contributes nothing if its owner misses the battle.

Buildings and Point Values

The highest alliance score at the finish determines the winner. Combat should therefore serve a purpose: securing income, maintaining access, or removing defenders from an objective.

Structure	Point income	Battlefield importance
Temple of Tides / Sea God Temple	1,800 per minute	Opens at minute 40; first capture grants 50,000 points
Garrison	1,800 per minute	Level 4 objective; opens at minute 20
Ruin Cluster	600 per minute	Level 3 source of sustained income
Ruins / Pillar	180 / 60 per minute	Smaller scoring locations
Transit Hub / Transit Center	60 per minute	Enables teleportation and improves movement
Headquarters	None	Starting location and revival point

The Temple’s 50,000-point award belongs to its first capture. It is not an extra reward for ownership when time expires. Holding it afterward remains important because its regular income continues.

Two Garrisons together produce 3,600 points per minute. That makes sustained ownership extremely valuable, but trying to take both without protecting existing territory can leave your alliance worse off.

Organize Before Entering

Select a primary shot-caller and a replacement. Assign lanes, opening targets, and support responsibilities before Saturday’s countdown.

Role	Responsibility
Attack group	Deliver synchronized pressure against priority targets
Defensive anchor	Maintain ownership of important positions
Support group	Reinforce defenders and cover recovery rotations
Floater group	Handle exposed routes, weak targets, and unexpected threats

Give each player’s three squads a practical function. Concentrate your best combat strength in the squad intended for demanding fights. Use another for dependable reinforcement, and keep the third available for flexible work.

Avoid forcing equal displayed power across all squads. Likewise, troop splits such as 40/20/40 or 60/10/30 are not universal solutions. Hero development, troop statistics, enemy composition, and the assignment all affect the best setup. A cavalry-speed approach is not automatically correct either.

Prepare presets, recall troops before entry, and reserve useful combat buffs for the event.

Minutes 0–3: Confirm the Opening

The initial three minutes are a preparation window with the battlefield locked. Officers should place markers and repeat an already established plan.

Confirm:

• Which group takes each opening structure.
• Where supporting squads should wait.
• Who answers an unexpected enemy push.
• Which routes must remain available for later rotations.

Do not spend this window debating the entire strategy. Clear, brief instructions leave less room for squads to wander into unrelated fights.

Minutes 3–20: Secure Movement and Income

The following 17 minutes establish your battlefield position. Garrisons are still protected, so focus on accessible scoring structures and the travel network.

Transit Centers deserve early attention. Their modest income understates their value: teleport access helps squads respond, reinforce, and reach important objectives efficiently.

Keep each lane group concentrated enough to secure its assigned position. Place support behind the leading fighters so damaged squads can rotate out without collapsing the lane.

Send floaters toward lightly defended buildings only after your main routes are stable. Pursuing a retreating opponent across the map usually wastes movement and energy unless that pursuit directly protects an objective.

Minutes 20–40: Build a Garrison Advantage

At minute 20, the three Garrisons become available. Their 1,800-point-per-minute income makes this transition a major opportunity.

Secure a defensible Garrison first, then pressure a second when your alliance can sustain both positions. Taking two of the three is a strong objective, not a reason to abandon your existing defense.

Coordinate arrivals against contested targets. Repeated solo attacks let defenders handle threats separately instead of facing concentrated pressure.

Support squads should maintain the lane while frontline fighters recover. Meanwhile, floaters protect nearby connections and respond to openings elsewhere.

Begin preparing for the Temple before minute 40. Your strongest squads need recovery time and a usable route inward; leaving those tasks until the unlock risks surrendering the first-capture opportunity.

Minutes 40–60: Contest the Temple

The final 20 minutes revolve around the Temple, but route protection and existing income still matter.

Before it becomes available, gather the assault group, restore damaged squads, and verify access from your Headquarters side toward the center. At the unlock, coordinate your attacks rather than feeding individual squads into the defense.

After capturing it, maintain reinforcements while other groups guard the structures supporting your approach. Committing every squad to the center can expose the route that keeps the Temple supplied.

If an opponent claims the 50,000-point first-capture award, keep playing the map. Recapturing the Temple denies further income and starts generating points for your side. Combine that pressure with Garrison control rather than treating the initial loss as decisive.

Energy, Recovery, and Captain Assignments

Movement and actions—including attacks, retreats, revivals, and conscription—consume energy. Powerful squads become ineffective when they cannot reach the next objective.

Move damaged units back to a safe owned structure when possible. Use Conscript outside combat, and rotate support forward during recovery. This is generally quicker than suffering a defeat, reviving at Headquarters, and returning across the battlefield.

R4 and R5 officers can appoint Captains at captured structures to improve energy regeneration. Use those appointments to support players repeatedly handling important movements.

There is no necessary universal energy percentage for the Temple phase. Check whether each squad can perform its actual assignment: attack, reinforce, or attempt a retake.

Rewards

Alliance placement determines rewards such as Tidal Stone Coins, gems, and resources.

Personal ranking eligibility requires 10,000 Merit Points. Available prizes can include avatar frames, hero fragments, and speedups. Tidal Stone Coins are spendable through the event’s dedicated store.

Quick Tips

• Register fighters who can attend the chosen Saturday slot.
• Remember the phase lengths: 3, 17, 20, and 20 minutes.
• Secure teleport access before stretching across the map.
• Prepare Garrison attacks for minute 20.
• Recover and regroup before the minute-40 Temple opening.
• Treat the Temple’s 50,000 points as a first-capture prize.
• Protect scoring structures and routes instead of chasing kills.