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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>A '''Rally''' is a coordinated, multi-player attack in Whiteout Survival where an alliance leader initiates a combined march and alliance members contribute troops that all attack the target simultaneously. Rallies are far more powerful than individual attacks and are essential for defeating strong targets in events.<br />
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== Overview ==<br />
When a single player's march is insufficient to defeat a powerful target — such as a heavily fortified enemy city, a State Fortress during [[State vs State]], or a high-level [[Bear Hunt|bear]] — a rally combines the attacking power of multiple alliance members. All participating troops arrive at the target together and fight as one combined force.<br />
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== How to Start a Rally ==<br />
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=== Initiating ===<br />
# Tap the target on the world map.<br />
# Select "Rally" instead of "Attack."<br />
# Set the rally timer (how long members have to join before the march launches).<br />
# Your troops are committed as the rally leader's contribution.<br />
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=== Joining a Rally ===<br />
# When an alliance member starts a rally, it appears in the alliance rally list.<br />
# Tap "Join Rally" and select the troops you want to contribute.<br />
# Your troops are held until the timer expires, then march together.<br />
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=== Launch ===<br />
When the timer runs out (or the leader manually launches), all committed troops from all participants march simultaneously and arrive at the target at the same time.<br />
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== Rally Capacity ==<br />
The maximum number of troops a rally can contain is determined by:<br />
* The rally leader's [[Command Center]] level<br />
* [[Alliance Technology]] research that expands rally capacity<br />
* VIP level bonuses (for the rally leader)<br />
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This means alliance leaders with highly upgraded cities can host larger, more powerful rallies.<br />
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== Rally vs. Individual Attack ==<br />
Rallies are preferred when:<br />
* The target has far more troops than any one player can field<br />
* Capturing key event objectives (State Fortresses, Alliance Fortresses)<br />
* Concentrating force in [[State vs State]] to eliminate strong enemy players<br />
* Defeating world bosses or high-level event targets<br />
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Individual attacks are better when:<br />
* The target is weak enough for one march to handle<br />
* Speed is more important than overwhelming force<br />
* Scouting a target (scouts don't need rallies)<br />
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== Tips ==<br />
* '''Coordinate timing:''' Rallies are most effective when alliance members are online simultaneously — schedule them during active hours.<br />
* '''The rally leader matters:''' A rally leader with a high-level Command Center can host more troops — choose your strongest player as leader.<br />
* '''Don't commit troops you need for defense:''' If your city might be targeted simultaneously, keep some troops back for garrison defense.<br />
* '''Watch the timer:''' If you join a rally, your troops are locked until it launches — don't join rallies if you need your troops elsewhere.<br />
* '''Use rallies for objectives:''' In [[State vs State]], rallying on the State Fortress is typically the highest-point action your alliance can take.<br />
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== See Also ==<br />
* [[Combat]]<br />
* [[Alliance]]<br />
* [[Alliance Technology]]<br />
* [[State vs State]]<br />
* [[Marches]]<br />
* [[Command Center]]</div>WikiAdmin