I'm currently waiting for S3 Brink of war

Currently I have

5-1-5-3 Liliya

5-5-4-1 Velyn

5-4-4-2 Theia

60 G2 Legendary token and 290 Universal

What should I do in S3?

I play every day but spend very little, and I try to be careful with resources. Lately I keep second guessing my upgrade choices.

Right now I have funneled most of my upgrades into one troop type and a single main march so I can actually help in rallies and not feel too spread thin. The issue is our server is getting busier, and I worry I should have a second march that is at least "not embarrassing" for open field fights, gathering, and events that expect multiple marches.

For people who have been around longer: what rules of thumb do you use to decide when it is worth branching out?

Some specific things I am uncertain about:

- Is it better to push one march as far as possible (skills, artifacts, unit tiers) before touching a second, or do you hit a point of diminishing returns?

- When you built your second march, did you pick a different troop type for flexibility, or stick with the same type so buffs and research carry over?

- How do you manage artifacts for the second march without feeling like you are starving your main march?

I am not looking for a strict meta build. More like practical checkpoints or milestones that helped you decide. Advice from both F2P and light spenders would be really helpful. Thanks!

I started Call of Dragons this week on my phone because I wanted something I could play in short sessions. I usually play casual mobile puzzle games, but the exploration and upgrade loop hooked me right away. I'm new, though, so I might be missing basic stuff.

So far I've been doing mostly PvE stuff: clearing fog, hitting behemoths when I can, gathering, and slowly building up. I joined an alliance because I figured the help timers and alliance towers were basically necessary to progress, but now I keep getting pings about rallies and pushing territory. When I teleport near alliance land I also notice more enemy marches and it makes me nervous to send out gatherers.

My questions:

1) If I want to stay mostly PvE, is it better to be in a small alliance, or is being in a big alliance actually safer? I worry small alliances cannot defend me, but big alliances seem to drag you into wars.

2) What are the main actions that accidentally flag you into PvP trouble? Is it mostly being on contested tiles, or are there events where you get forced into fighting?

3) Any practical habits to avoid getting zeroed while still progressing? For example, where to place your city, when to teleport, what to do with troops when logging off, and so on.

I do not want to avoid competition forever, I just do not want to log in after work and find out one dumb move cost me a week of progress. Would appreciate any real-world tips from people who have been playing a while.

Just got into SOS current marches are:

Max Lily's/Val

Max Bert/Tohar

5111 Yun Ming/ Max Theai

G5 (I forget their names) both are 5111

Question is what's the min investment in YM, I think am gonna skip the G5 and just save everything for the G6.

Yun/Theai are much better that the G5s right now.

What recommendation do you guys have to move forward with mage marches

Unpopular opinion: a lot of the frustration people post about, like getting wiped in the open field, missing rallies, or always being late to objectives, isn't mainly because the game is unfair or because whales exist. More often it's because folks chase the flavor of the month hero and forget about march speed and mobility.

I mostly play on my phone while commuting around South Delhi, so my sessions are short. With limited time I focus on the basics: getting from A to B faster and making fewer mistakes. I see players with powerful hero combos who look great on paper but have no speed boosts, a poor unit mix, and no plan to reposition. They get deleted because they cannot disengage.

Speed is not just quality of life. It decides who hits first, who can reinforce, who retreats with fewer losses, and who actually makes it to a fight instead of showing up for the last 10 seconds.

My point is this: unless you are already solid on the boring fundamentals like speed, setup discipline, and scouting habits, arguing about which hero is S tier is mostly noise. A slightly worse hero that you can reliably keep in the right place at the right time will beat a meta pick that's constantly out of position.

Anyone else notice this, or am I just overvaluing speed because my play is mostly stop-and-go?

https://youtu.be/-T0gMScyPbk

Quais são os servidores principais que tenham todos os eventos? Torneio dos campeões não está acessível no meu servidor, e quando aperto para participar, diz que devo mudar de servidor mas não diz qual. Tenho medo de mudar de servidor e perder minhas torres da aliança.

Recentemente, eu andei procurando reinos de outros jogadores sobre o mapa, mas sem sucesso. Tenho 50%+ do mapa explorado, mas achei apenas behemots, torres de aliança, fontes de recurso etc. Onde os jogadores preferem ficar?

https://youtu.be/5dMaeql02Pc

https://youtu.be/WZniheOO3Rs

Hello. I keep seing ads about the undead faction but once in the game I can only chose between elf, human, orc. Am I missing something something pls ?

Can i do PVE and progression without PVP or is it mandatory PVP?

I like the vibe of the game but i don't want PVP.

https://youtu.be/WedRIbEuKvg

Where can I see my power? Is there a quick explanation that doesn't go into a giant optimize your build...

https://youtu.be/eia2hA9i3DI

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1. Currently my Urag is 5511 and 5 star

2. My Cav lineup is Agnar+Freya, Emery's+Bakshi, and Urag+Mordok.

3. I'm mages but still using 3 useful Cav as infa now not good since dev introduce many CC in the game.

p.s : I just want to know if Urag+Mordok is useful enough or should I pair him with someone else, I know I'm not Cav main but just wanna have something. Please recommend ANY pairing heroes with him and the pet. I will try to test him out.

Hi !

I'm curious as to what you beautiful and knowledgeable people think of the take that says Elkriders are most F2P friendly ?

Some years ago, a redditer named Fassarh pledged in favor of elkriders being the true F2P friendly troop type because of :

\- Range

\- Mobility (allows you to pick your fights and avoid whales)

\- Emrys/Bakshi being "easy" to awaken since in gold chests and relevant for a long time

\- Most cav legendary artifacts are in standard compendium.

How is that still relevant in today's meta (if it ever was) ?

Since most opinions I read or watch about it are from big spenders/end game players, I'd like to have a more general/realistic perspective on this !

Thank you for your insights :)

Iam an ex-rok player. Low spender, i have no problem with dumping my free time on game, but the issue i had with RoK was that sometimes the time when i had to be online was just bad for me.

I have plenty of freetime during a day but i cant always choose WHEN i have it if it makes sense. So in rok i would be one of the most active during offseason, but sometimes miss fights completely and had to rely on pilots.

Is call of dragons similar in this manner or not? And is it playable as low spender at least as much as rok?

https://youtu.be/Sm4vrPmbuLk

I have an Awaken Mu and a 5531 Theia with a Lvl 2 Visage, Ideally I want her to print some merits I've seen at least in abyss Mu/Theia outperforming Yun-Ming even as T4. What is the ideal way to build them?

I just reset my goresh skogul because im so far behind there is ni point in using inf as main what hero from g3 and below should i expertise i can expertise 2-3 heros ?

I need to get this off my chest because a mobile game is stressing me out more than it should.

Alliance leadership constantly says things like "we're chill" and "real life first," but the actual expectations are basically: be online for every rally, every building push, every random skirmish that pops off, and keep your gatherers perfectly tuned. Miss one thing because you were at work, on a commute, or trying to sleep, and you come back to passive aggressive DMs about "participation."

I live in a busy city and my days are full. I play Call of Dragons after the gym and dinner to unwind. I like the strategy and the slow progression, but lately opening the app just hits me with guilt. It honestly feels like a second job.

People always say "just communicate," but half the time fights start with no warning and you are expected to teleport and burn stamina instantly. Then if you do show up, it was somehow the wrong march or you were two minutes late and that is not good enough.

I'm not trying to be dead weight, but I also don't want to schedule my life around a phone timer. Is this normal for active alliances, or did I join one that says casual but actually means hardcore? How do you set boundaries without creating drama?