Alliance Mobilization

01. What It Is — Two Ladders

Two separate numbers in this event both look like a "level", and confusing them costs alliances their rewards. Your League (Novice → Legendary) is a season-long tier that changes only at settlement. Your Alliance Points Level is a 27-step ladder you climb inside a single event. The League does one job: it caps how far up that ladder your alliance can climb.

Members accept timed tasks from two boards (public and exclusive). Each finished task pays Solo Points to you and adds to the alliance's Alliance Points total. Alliance Points drive the shared ladder and every milestone. Solo Points drive your own half of each milestone and your place on the Solo leaderboard.

League	Points Lvl Cap	Alliance Points At Cap	Alliance Ranks Paid	Solo Ranks Paid
Novice	18	35,000	1–5	1–5
Advanced	21	56,000	1–5	1–5
Elite	23	70,000	1–5	1–5
Glory	25	90,000	1–10	1–10
Legendary	27	120,000	1–20	1–10

Legendary pays twenty alliance places. Novice pays five. Promotion widens the net as well as raising the ceiling.

The event runs for 6 days and repeats on a two-week cycle, with a preview day before it opens and a settlement day after it closes.

02. Who Can Join

Eligibility is locked before the event opens, not while it runs. An alliance that recruits its fifteenth member on day two has already missed the season.

• ▸15 alliance members. Counted before the event starts.
• ▸Chief's Office Lvl 10. Your own building, not the alliance's.
• ▸One recent login. At least one member must have logged in during the week before the start.
• ▸No alliance switching. Changing alliance during the event ends your participation.

03. The Task Loop

Attempts are the resource that renews and your speedups are the resource that does not. The buy dialog states it plainly: task attempts and their prices reset daily and do not carry over. An attempt you did not spend today is gone at reset. That single fact drives almost every decision in this guide — spend attempts freely, spend inventory carefully.

You start with 9 attempts and can buy up to 10 more per day. You may hold one task at a time. Finish it and the next attempt is yours; there is no way to stack tasks.

Accepted tasks expire on their own clock — 24, 36 or 48 hours depending on the tile. That window is the trap on the final day: a 48-hour task accepted with 10 hours left in the event still has to be finished before the event ends, not before the task expires.

Your Chief's Office level is checked at the moment you accept, not when you finish. A tile you are too low for cannot be taken at all, and it sits there occupying the board until somebody refreshes it. Low-level accounts should refresh aggressively for tiles they can actually use.

04. Where Points Come From

Every task family ships four or five tiers of the same objective, and the game prices them so that the small tier always pays more per unit of input. Four 900-minute speedup tasks consume the same 3,600 minutes as one 3,600-minute task, and pay 440 points instead of 300. Eight of them match a 7,200-minute task's input and pay 880 instead of 450.

Base scores. A 200% badge doubles every number in this table.

The badge is a second doubling

A Public tile and a 200% Exclusive tile can carry the identical requirement for double the score. A 900-minute speedup pays 110 on the Public board and 220 with a 200% badge — 0.24 points per minute, the best rate available in the event. Stack the two rules together and a small badged tile is worth roughly four times the big Public tile per unit of inventory you burn.

Full task catalog

Task	Chief's Office	Smallest Tier	Biggest Tier
Construction Speedup	1	900 min → 110	7,200 min → 450
Research Speedup	1	900 min → 110	7,200 min → 450
Officer Training Speedup	1	900 min → 110	7,200 min → 450
Any Speedup (total)	1	900 min → 100	7,200 min → 400
Confiscate Resources	7	10M → 120	30M → 240
Defeat Criminals	7	5 → 120	30 → 300
Defeat Crime Bosses	7	5 → 200	10 → 300
Power via Officer Training	7	15,000 → 70	120,000 → 430
Legendary Hero Fragments	1	10 → 100	68 → 490
Hardened Steel	20	10 → 200	35 → 550
Chief Eqpt. Rating	22	3,000 → 200	8,900 → 430
Badge Rating	25	600 → 75	4,900 → 440
Electro Cores	30	50 → 290	150 → 450
Spend Diamonds	1	5,000 → 100	50,000 → 670
Top-Up Points	1	2,500 → 150	50,000 → 1,050

Base scores at 100%. The smallest tier is always the most efficient one.

Two more reads from the catalog. Crime Bosses pay 40 points a kill against a Criminal's 24 — take the Boss tile whenever both are on the board. And the "Any Speedup" task pays about 10% less than the matching category task for the same minutes; that is the convenience tax for being allowed to use any speedup you own.

If your Chief's Office is below 20, the four richest per-unit tasks — Hardened Steel, Eqpt. Rating, Badge Rating and Electro Cores — are closed to you. Your ceiling is speedup tiles and Crime Bosses, and the small-tier rule matters more for you than for anyone else.

05. Refreshing & Buying

The most valuable button in this event is free, and almost nobody presses it enough. Exclusive tiles refresh for free on a 2-minute cycle, and the client applies no daily limit. Across a 6-day event that is an enormous number of rerolls. Every one is a fresh chance at a 200% badge on an objective you can already clear from inventory. Reroll while you work, accept only when the board shows something worth an attempt.

Public tiles are stingier: only alliance R4 and above may refresh them, the wait is 30 minutes, and there is no paid skip. Officers should treat Public refreshes as an alliance service — clearing dead tiles that low-level members cannot accept is real points for the team.

The 500-Diamond instant refresh deserves its own warning. It does not grant an attempt, a task or a point. It only skips the 2-minute wait on an Exclusive tile. The only moment it is defensible is the closing minutes of the event, when two minutes is genuinely the thing you are short of.

06. Milestones & The Solo Cap

A huge personal score in a dead alliance is worth nothing. Every milestone has two halves, and the Alliance total gates both of them. The Alliance half needs only the Alliance Points threshold. The Solo half needs the Alliance threshold and your own Solo Points. Score 2,000 Solo Points while your alliance sits at 500 and you claim exactly zero milestones.

Planning estimate. It assumes each point a member scores adds one Alliance Point; the exact contribution rate is not confirmed.

The Solo track ends early — on purpose

Your Solo milestone track stops at your League's cap, and the caps are far apart. Past the cap, every additional 200 Solo Points grants an Unlimited Mobilization Supply, and that loop never ends.

The guaranteed coins are the real prize. One 900-point tile is about four and a half supplies, which is roughly 22,500 Alliance Coins on top of the chests. Nothing else in the event prints Alliance Coins at that rate. In a low League, where the Solo cap is 400 points, you spend almost the whole event inside this loop — treat it as your alliance-coin farm, not as a consolation prize.

That does narrow the case against the expensive attempts. Averaged over the chest weights, 4.5 chests return about 450 Diamonds plus the coins and speedups — so a 1,000-Diamond attempt is no longer the pure loss it looks like. It is still the worst buy on the board. Fill attempts 2–4 at 50 Diamonds first, every single day, before you ever look at the top tier.

Claim everything before the event ends. Anything eligible but unclaimed is mailed to you after settlement, so nothing is lost — but the "Claim All" button only appears once two or more rewards are waiting.

07. Rank Rewards

Finishing first pays nothing on its own. Rank rewards are gated by your alliance's Points Level first, and your placement second.

First place, by League

Every tier also pays 1-Hr Construction, Training and Research Speedups, scaling from 3 each up to 12 each.

Note the shape of Legendary: it pays down to rank 20 on the alliance board, and ranks 11–20 still collect 3 Legendary Universal Fragments each. Mid-table in Legendary beats first place in Novice. That is the argument for promotion, stated in loot.

08. Promotion, Demotion & Statues

Demotion has a floor that has nothing to do with rank, and it catches complacent alliances. Finish below your League's minimum Alliance Points and you drop a tier regardless of where you placed. Bottom three of your group also drops you. Novice cannot be demoted at all.

The promotion rules above are the ones the game states in its own Event Rules panel. Be aware of one display gap: the in-event preview arrow that predicts your next League never predicts promotion for Elite or Glory alliances, even when the rules say they qualify. Settlement is calculated separately from that preview, so do not read a missing arrow as a verdict. Judge yourself on the stated rules: top 3 and above your points floor.

The statues

Four permanent alliance world-map statues come from this event and nowhere else, in ascending order: Occupier's Statue, Challenger's Statue, Specialist's Statue and Champion's Statue. There is no statue at Novice — the set begins one tier up. Each needs alliance Rank 3 or above to place, and each has 99,999 HP.

Occupier's

Challenger's

Specialist's

Champion's

09. Common Mistakes