Advisors and the Advisor Attack

Advisors are characters that chain attacks for you. The Nomad Advisor Temujin Mergen attacks nomad camps, the Samurai Advisor Senzan-sama Daichi attacks samurai camps, the Berimond Advisor Eira the Chronicler attacks enemy signal towers in the Battle for Berimond, and the newest one, the Robber Baron Advisor, the Silver Marshal, automatically attacks robber baron towers in every kingdom for seven days. You activate them with a token, pick a formation and a commander, and the game then sends one attack after another with no waiting, skipping camp cooldowns from your stock of time skips.

How the Advisor Attack Works

Once you activate an advisor, an Advisor attack button appears in the attack window. You pick a formation and a commander, and the game launches a series of consecutive attacks on the same type of target. The camp's cooldown is skipped automatically after every attack, but each skip is taken from your stock of time skips. Every attack is paid for the moment it departs, and the cost is the same for every attack in the chain.

You can follow progress as an Advisor attack 3/10 counter and in the advisor attack overview. At the end you get a report with the number of wins, losses, pending attacks, and attacks that failed to send or never arrived. Premium and VIP commanders can't be used for advisor attacks, the game warns you to switch to a different commander if you pick one.

When the Chain Stops

The attack chain ends earlier than you set it up in these cases, which the game lists in the attack failure report.

• The commander is defeated. It retreats and the remaining attacks are canceled.
• You run out of gold to launch an attack. Without a refill, no further commanders depart either.
• You run out of rubies or feathers for fast travel, if the chain uses it.
• You run out of troops or tools needed for the set formation.
• You run out of time skips. The cooldown then can't be skipped and the commander pulls back.

You can also cancel the chain manually, either one attack at a time or all advisor attacks at once. Resources spent on attacks that have already departed are not refunded.

Event Advisors and Their Tokens

Each advisor belongs to one event and is activated either with the universal Advisor Contract or with its own dedicated token.

• Nomad Advisor Temujin Mergen, called the Guide. The token is named the Seal of the Guide and works during the Nomad Raid.
• Samurai Advisor Senzan-sama Daichi. The token is the Seal of Daichi, used during the Samurai Raid.
• Berimond Advisor Eira the Chronicler. The token is the Chronicler's Token, and she chains attacks on enemy signal towers in the Battle for Berimond. She also gives your Berimond camp a fixed morale bonus for as long as she's active, making troops sent from that camp stronger. You need to be signed up for the event before activating her. A gift Chronicler's Token can only be used the first time you activate the advisor.

Tokens are sold in the game's shop, and the game also has a Get advisor token window, so tokens turn up in offers outside the shop too.

Robber Baron Advisor (Silver Marshal)

The fourth advisor was added in the game data from September 2026. The Silver Marshal, full title Marshal of the Silver Banner, is activated with a Baron Advisor Token and launches a 7-day campaign. For each commander you pick a robber baron tower and a number of attacks, and the advisor keeps attacking it, online or offline, until the tower falls or you run out of troops. According to the game's texts, it works across every kingdom at once.

• According to the token's description, the campaign grants +30% combat strength, +20% coins looted and +20% experience from advisor attacks.
• Equipment looted from the towers is sold automatically.
• When the advisor needs to attack the same tower again, it spends time skips to skip the cooldown. Every repeated attack counts as one attack toward the daily limit, no matter how many times it strikes.
• The campaign ends the same way as with other advisors, when the commander is defeated or you run out of gold, rubies or feathers, troops and tools, or time skips. Premium and VIP commanders can't be used.
• The game offers the first campaign as a free trial, further tokens are in the game's shop, both individually and in bundles.

After seven days the game announces the campaign's end and offers to start a new one.

When the Advisor Is Worth It

The advisor doesn't increase attack strength, the exception being the morale bonus in Berimond. It saves time and clicking. It's worth using when you have a stock of time skips, enough troops and tools for dozens of attacks in a row, and a target your formation beats without losses. The chain always sends the same formation, so for camps where you'd tweak the formation between attacks, manual attacking is better.