Intelligence from the field — for the Chiefs who run the toughest precincts.
In-depth tactics, mechanics breakdowns, and event playbooks to help you climb the ranks. Pick a guide below.
Seven core buildings can now reach Lv. 55 from State day 154. Electro Level cap rises to 5, with stronger Electro Officers. New Electro Aggregator building gives Electro Cores five times a day. Alliances can now place a Joint Confiscation Point for members. State Showdown Valor Crystal task now gives 144,000 points, up from 40,000.
Published on October 17, 2026
Every hero now has an Arena/Patrol grade and a Deploy grade, calculated from the game's own code. Compare all heroes in one table, or by Guard, Biker, and Marksman. Launch offer: use code GRADES for 10% off any membership until October 19.
Published on October 13, 2026
→Staggered captain rotation strategy for the 30-minute vault assault. Hero picks, rally mechanics, Tranquilizer donations, and how to build your rotation.
30-minute oil collection scramble across a 240×240 map. Rewards, the battle timeline, oilfield economics, the tech tree, and the refinery.
60-minute building-capture PvP on a fixed battlefield. Event rules, the map and buildings, scoring, and how to prepare for battle.
Train vs promote, the throughput math, speedup strategy, and which tier to promote first. The actual right answer for end-game players.
→The top-rarity late-game currency: how Electro Levels work, the 7 Electro buildings, officer combat skills, spend priority, and where to farm Cores.
→All 13 Gen 1 heroes — classes, traits, scaling ratios, skills, gear, and acquisition. Plus where to focus your investment and how to use Boot Camp.
→Three new Legendaries — Samuel, Pamela & Franklin. Full kits (RPG + SLG), exclusive gear, the universal-fragment accessibility win, progression costs, and team comps.
→Three free Epic heroes from the Defenders from Afar login event. Two of them are city buildings you never deploy, the ★6/★12/★24 breakpoints, fragment sources, and who is actually worth a march slot.
→Three Legendaries — Marcus, Duke and Lexie — live from State day 112. The 15-draw Lucky Wheel guarantee for Lexie, the 14,850-Diamond Marcus, all seven Duke Fragment channels, the 1.5× power ratio, the twelve march skills, the three exclusive-gear patrol skills, and the only silence in the game.
Your personal 60×60 island. Tree clearing, the Tiki Bar, supply crates, the full decoration catalog, all 22 buffs, and a phase-by-phase investment plan.
→Hunt the Sunset Killer, recruit the Epic hero Rix, and farm Rix Fragments. Rally mechanics, the 50/day cap, reward tables, and a Spur-banking advanced strategy.
The six one-shot Press Office buffs. The 120× PD-time trap, the Satisfaction economy, the crime → cash chain, ED vs SC math, and a 4-phase unlock rotation.
Cross-server PvP supply runs: dispatch & raid trucks, the N/R/SR/SSR quality ladder, the 5-permit guaranteed SSR, raiding payouts, and the full reward pool.
→Five always-on dogs unlocked from Server Day 55. The unlock chain & taming, leveling vs breakthrough, the drilling RNG ratchet, skills, and power-gated Special Operations.
The biweekly alliance siege for the State Capitol and its 4 Cannons. The 3-hour win rule, the Cannons, scoring, becoming Governor, and the full reward streams.
→An alliance-wide PvE defense event — 20 waves over ~33 minutes hit every PD and the Alliance HQ. The 5 boss waves that hold ~72% of the points, the wave timeline, scoring & reinforcement, difficulty unlocks, and rewards.
Two nearly-identical buff names, two very different buffs. What each buff covers, how they stack, the "Rix Effect", and which island building to build first.
A zero-risk weekly 6-alliance, 3-lane round-robin. How lane battles resolve, points & tiebreakers, lane strategy, the 16-rung league ladder, and rewards.
A 6.5-day 1v1 point race between two Top-20 alliances. The truck-run scoring engine, daily chest resets, Victory Points, Star tiers, and the ranking-reward gate.
A 3-day fugitive hunt: the 50-stage solo ladder, difficulty selection & power walls, the three reward buckets, and Elite Bounty alliance-boss coordination.
A 7-day cross-server sprint where the guaranteed Medal of Honor track — not the four leaderboards — is the real prize. Points-per-action, the medal ladder, castle-tier scaling, and a phase-by-phase stockpile playbook.
→A seven-day solo points race that scores one system per day. Per-phase point rates, the PD-bracket ladder trap, the two rank gates, and where to land builds, fragments and speedups.
A 2-day Depleted-Core grind where spend order is the whole game. The Magnetic Thug fight, the fixed-price exchange shop, spend priority, and the auto-convert trap.
A two-State war in two ledgers — occupation time wins the Capitol, Points only buy your rewards. Prep-stage scoring economy, the Cannon order, the 3-Level rule, and Field First Aid triage.
Two ladders — your League caps the milestone track, your points climb it. The small-tier math that doubles your rate, the free 2-minute reroll, the Diamond ladder, and the demotion floor.
Six audits of six separate investments — your army, buffs and consumables count for nothing. The multiplicative theme buff, the marginal-return math, and why you only ever park on a stage ending in 0.
Legendary gear pushed past Lvl 100 through six Empower milestones. The real 50-piece cost, the permanent reforge lock, and why four slots at +20 beat one slot at +100 three to one.
A 25-container freighter loop where the guarantee is a price tag, not a safety net. The Manifest budget, the cost ceilings, and why the Ocean Freighter every fifth board is the cheapest reward in the event.
A 21-step login ladder whose free track recruits all three new Epic heroes in seven logins. The Advanced Pass buys star levels, not access — and half its value sits in the last six steps.
A nine-safe board that charges the same 60 Vault Keys for every rarity. The free key budget, the per-tier drop tables, and the refresh habit that turns your 18 opens into roughly 17 Legendary safes — then the Reward Exchange plan that spends the medals.
A 48-hour solo points race that pays only for enemy Officers you defeat or injure — criminals score nothing. The flatter-than-Power point ladder that makes small accounts the best targets, the four-bracket tier walls, the 4,000-point ranking floor, and the shield lockouts that leave you exposed.
A three-day task board that pays Order Marks for world-map work, hero recruits and one top-up, cashed in at five milestone chests. The 102-versus-110 gap that money alone cannot close, the two very different third-task rosters, and which Justice Cache pick is actually worth taking.
→A permanent 8-round alliance event: clear the Mafia out of 16 state-map prisons and hold them for chests, hero fragments and season points. The five reward channels, the 14.8× season-3 garrison jump, why the Supermax is the same fight for double pay, the 24-hour distribution fuse, and the seven-facility buff set.
A seven-day 5×3 task grid the game re-skins every few months — same 15 tasks, 8 line chests and one grand chest under every name. The four free chests, the two Diamond-gated lines, why the pack cell holds most of the value, and how every skin so far has paid.
→A three-day ricochet-shooting event with 90 stages where you pay once to open a stage and retry it for free. The cost wall at 3-9, why stars pay nothing, the EX-6 to EX-10 permit order, the daily 600-spend permit, and the first-hour Tactical Vest buy.
→A five-day event where up to four Enforcement Squads run timed missions for Storage Crates you open or merge. Why the 2,000-Diamond second squad pays for itself, why Squad 3 does not, the speedup rounding rule, the open-vs-merge math, and the claim-day merge deadline.
An alliance special building that R4/R5 place in alliance territory, where every member sends one squad to confiscate Safe resources at a Lvl 8 gather rate with no risk of attack. The Lvl 8 and 50-member unlock gates, the 800,000 placement cost on a single shared slot, why all four point types fill a squad in the same time, and the speed-over-capacity yield rule.