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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>A '''March''' is a group of troops sent from your city on a mission across the world map. Marches are used for attacking, gathering, reinforcing allies, occupying territory, and other activities.<br />
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== Overview ==<br />
Marches are the fundamental unit of action in Whiteout Survival's world map layer. When you send troops anywhere — whether to attack an enemy, gather resources, or reinforce an ally — they travel as a march. The number of simultaneous marches you can have active is limited and expandable.<br />
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== March Types ==<br />
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=== Attack March ===<br />
Sent to attack another player's city, a monster camp, or an event target. Attack marches engage the target's defenders in combat.<br />
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=== Gathering March ===<br />
Sent to resource tiles (Meat, Wood, Coal, Iron) on the world map to collect resources and return them to your city. See [[Food Gathering]], [[Wood Gathering]], [[Coal Mining]], and [[Iron Mining]] for details.<br />
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=== Reinforcement March ===<br />
Sent to an alliance member's city to bolster their garrison. Reinforcement troops fight alongside the recipient's troops if their city is attacked. See [[Embassy]] for details.<br />
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=== Scouting March ===<br />
A reconnaissance mission sent to gather intelligence about another player's city before an attack. See [[Scouting]] for details.<br />
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=== Rally March ===<br />
A coordinated multi-player attack where an alliance leader initiates a rally and multiple members contribute troops that attack simultaneously. Very powerful for defeating strong targets.<br />
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== March Capacity ==<br />
Each march has a capacity — the maximum number of troops it can carry. March capacity is determined by:<br />
* [[Command Center]] level (primary factor)<br />
* [[Growth Research]] March Capacity technologies<br />
* Heroes with March Capacity bonuses<br />
* VIP level bonuses<br />
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A larger march capacity means more troops per attack or more resources per gathering trip.<br />
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== March Count ==<br />
The number of simultaneous marches you can send is limited:<br />
* Base: 2 marches<br />
* Increases with [[Command Center]] upgrades<br />
* Further increases from research and VIP levels<br />
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Maximizing your march count is critical for efficient gathering (more simultaneous gathering marches) and combat (multiple attack marches during events).<br />
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== March Speed ==<br />
How fast marches travel across the world map is influenced by:<br />
* The distance to the target<br />
* Research technologies boosting March Speed<br />
* Heroes with March Speed bonuses<br />
* VIP level bonuses<br />
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Faster marches reduce the time between sending troops and engaging the target.<br />
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== Tips ==<br />
* '''Keep marches active:''' Idle march capacity is wasted potential — always have gathering marches running when not in combat.<br />
* '''Upgrade the Command Center:''' More marches means more gathering income and more combat flexibility.<br />
* '''Use the right march for the task:''' Don't send attack-configured marches on gathering trips — set up the composition correctly.<br />
* '''Coordinate rally attacks:''' For powerful targets in events, use rally attacks with multiple alliance members contributing troops.<br />
* '''Watch march timers:''' Marches tie up troops for their duration — plan around your troops being unavailable during the march.<br />
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== See Also ==<br />
* [[Command Center]]<br />
* [[Combat]]<br />
* [[Scouting]]<br />
* [[Food Gathering]]<br />
* [[Wood Gathering]]<br />
* [[Coal Mining]]<br />
* [[Iron Mining]]<br />
* [[Embassy]]<br />
* [[Alliance]]</div>WikiAdmin