Alliance Championship Calculatorv2.1
A complete 5-round tournament planner for the Alliance Championship. Manage your 60-player roster, track cumulative enemy battle logs in the Intelligence Hub, and generate data-driven counter-strategies to dominate your group.
About the Tournament Planner
The Alliance Championship is a week-long, 5-round competitive event where 6 alliances battle in a round-robin format. The winning strategy is to adapt your lane assignments round-by-round based on opponent intelligence.
- Matchmaking Setup: Import your 60 players and map out your 5-round schedule against the other 5 alliances.
- Intelligence Hub: Enter partial or complete enemy lane setups observed from other matches. The tool automatically estimates the remaining unseen players.
- Round Planner: Instantly generate a Blind Strategy (for Round 1) or a Counter-Strategy (Rounds 2-5) that perfectly counters your opponent's known weaknesses.
Strategy Tips
Round 1: The Blind Interleave Strategy
In Round 1, no intelligence is available. The calculator uses an "interleave" algorithm to distribute your top 40 players evenly between two win lanes. This guarantees both priority lanes have nearly identical power, maximizing your chances of securing 2 lanes against a blind opponent.
Rounds 2-5: The Intelligence Hub Advantage
As the tournament progresses, check the battle logs of *other* matches in your group. Even if you only see 10 or 12 players in an enemy lane, paste them into the Intelligence Hub! The calculator will estimate the average power of the unseen players and build a counter-strategy against that estimated total.
Troop Composition Per Lane
Use a 50/20/30 ratio for priority lanes: 50% Infantry (tanks), 20% Cavalry (tactical mobility), 30% Archer (damage output). For sacrifice lanes, composition matters less — send whatever troops minimize losses for your weakest members.
Hero Selection Matters
Each participating member uses their active hero lineup. Alliance leaders should communicate which hero to lead with before the event starts — an uncoordinated lane with mixed hero types performs significantly worse than a coordinated lane where members use complementary skills.
Alliance Championship FAQ
How many members can participate in Alliance Championship?
60 members total — 20 per lane across 3 lanes. Alliances with fewer than 60 active members should fill priority lanes first with their strongest players before placing remaining members in the sacrifice lane.
What rewards do you get for winning?
Alliance Championship rewards include Charm Stones, Forge Hammers, Gems, and Hero Shards depending on your final ranking. Winning 2 of 3 lanes secures the victory bonus. Personal performance rewards are also distributed based on kills and damage dealt within your lane.
Can each player eliminate more than 2 enemies?
No — each player is capped at eliminating a maximum of 2 enemy units per round. This is why spreading your strongest members across two lanes is more efficient than stacking all power in one lane.
What happens if we tie on lanes won?
If both alliances win one lane each and the third lane is a tie, total kills across all lanes determine the winner. This is another reason not to completely abandon the sacrifice lane — a small kill contribution there can be the tiebreaker.