Ten x Bow

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⚔️ [Kingshot] Cesare Hunt & Boss Summon Tips Guide

※ Gold Bars have been added as a reward for Nightmare and Hell difficulty stages.

🧭 Cesare Hunt Tips

🔹 Structure

Total of 50 stages
※ You must clear Stage 50 to unlock the next difficulty level

🔋 Lord Stamina (Meat) Cost

Scout: 15
Defeat (Solo Kill): 10
Rally/Assist Request: 25

🔗 Rally & Assist Requests

If soloing is difficult → use rally
If rally fails → send assist request
Each player can request help up to 5 times
Recommended to save for Stages 46–50

✅ General Tips

Cesare consumes a lot of stamina, so stockpile meat in advance
Only request help for bosses you can’t kill solo
Always aim to clear Stage 50 to unlock the next level
Even if lower stages feel easy, use help on Stages 46–50 to secure success

👑 Boss Summon & Progress Tips

🔔 How to Summon

Only R4/R5 can summon the boss
Use either Instant Scout or Scheduled Scout

🕒 Boss Duration

Lasts 30 minutes after summoning
Ends when defeated or when time runs out

🎁 Rewards

All participants receive rewards
Damage dealt does not affect reward eligibility

🧠 Operation Tips

Best timing: right after Bear Hunt event
Have many members hit once, then let someone finish it

⚠️ Caution

Make sure the boss doesn’t die too quickly
Example: Hit with just one unit and wait

🎯 Additional Notes

When responding to a member’s help request, the resulting Cesare Hunt may grant you Cesare Orders as a reward.
You are guaranteed 5 base orders, and can obtain up to N total (confirmed up to 4 bonus orders currently).
Plan your assist requests based on how many orders you receive.

Use this guide to make the most out of Cesare events and boss summons — and help your alliance stay ahead of the competition!

📢 Hello TR1! This is Ten.

📢 Hello TR1! This is Ten.

Thanks to Bow, who truly wants every TR1 member to grow stronger, I’ve decided to restart this blog that had previously been put on hold.

There might be some translation errors here and there, but I’ll be uploading helpful tips as best I can.

If there’s any specific info you need, just leave a comment —
I’ll upload it right away!

Let’s get stronger together

🐻 [Kingshot] Bear Hunt High Score Strategy Guide

Bear Hunt is a recurring alliance event in Kingshot that occurs every 48 hours.
It’s one of the best ways to earn valuable hero upgrade materials, forge hammers, and other key items.

This guide will walk you through how to maximize your score—whether you're leading a solo rally or participating as a rally member.

🎯 Main Objective

Maximize your total damage to earn more points and secure better reward tiers.

📌 Recommended Troop Composition

For both solo (rally leader) and rally member roles:

Archers: 60–70%
Cavalry: 20–30%
Infantry: 10–15% or less (minimized due to low DPS)

⚠️ In the early game, a 1:1:8 (Infantry:Cavalry:Archer) ratio may not be feasible due to limited troop production.
It’s best to gradually scale up by training full squads with proper ratios over time.

💡 Troop Production Tips

If you’re low on troops, infantry will fill the gaps, so focus on training archers first.
During speedup events, prioritize archer training to prepare for Bear Hunt.

🧠 Hero Selection Strategy

For Rally Leaders:

Use heroes with Attack or Destruction buffs in their Expedition Skills.
Prioritize those buffs in your hero skill upgrades.

For Rally Members:

Only your first hero's Expedition Skill 1 is applied.
Choose a hero with Attack or Destruction buff as their first skill.
Upgrade that specific skill to max level for best results.

⚔️ Preparation Checklist Before Battle

Troop Count: At least 100K troops recommended (per march).
- You can deploy up to 6 marches, so aim for 500–600K total troops for high scores.

▶ Use VIP Buffs

Effect: Increases troop size and attack power.
When to Use: Activate when you're close to reaching the next reward bracket.

▶ Upgrade Equipment

Effect: Stronger gear means stronger heroes and better performance.

🚩 Solo (Rally Leader) vs. Rally Member

If you're strong, solo attacks (as rally leader) yield more points.
If you're underpowered or a low spender, participating in strong rallies is more efficient.

💡 Rally participation is most effective when joining rallies led by the top 5 players in your alliance.

This guide helps both F2P and mid-tier players maximize their performance in Bear Hunt and secure top-tier rewards.
Don’t just show up—show up prepared.

⚙️ [Kingshot Guide] Mastering Strategic Points (Centers)

Take control of Kingshot’s world by mastering Centers—special buildings that offer powerful buffs to your entire alliance when captured!

🏗️ What Are Centers?

Centers are strategic buildings scattered across the kingdom.
Occupying a center provides powerful buffs to your entire alliance.

📌 Types of Centers (by Function)

🛡️ Defense Type: Increases troop defense
⚔️ Training Type: Boosts training speed
🧺 Gathering Type: Speeds up resource collection
🧪 Research Type: Increases research speed
🧭 Expedition Type: Speeds up stamina recovery
🧱 Production Type: Improves building speed and output

🔼 Center Levels & Duration

Level	Hold Time	Notes
Lv.1	15 minutes	Only wounded troops
Lv.2	20 minutes	Only wounded troops
Lv.3	25 minutes	Only wounded troops
Lv.4	30 minutes	⚠️ Troop deaths occur during battle

💡 Higher-level centers offer stronger buffs, and buffs stack even for the same type if the levels are different.

⚔️ Capture Conditions

Your alliance territory must be connected to the center via flags.
Battles can only begin after the countdown ends.
The first alliance to capture the center receives special rewards.
If not recaptured within 24 hours, ownership reverts to the previous alliance.

❗ Battle Damage Warning

Lv.4 Centers cause troop deaths during battle.
Lv.1–3 Centers only result in wounded troops.

🎁 Reward Types

⚙️ Occupation Rewards: Earned when defeating mercenaries after taking control
🎖️ Domination Rewards: Given to all participants of the final occupying alliance
👑 Seizure Rewards: Exclusive rewards that can be distributed by R4+ officers

📖 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

❓ Q: Why can't I attack a center?
✔️ Your alliance territory must be linked to the center via flags.

❓ Q: What’s the protection cooldown after capturing a center?
✔️ The center will be in protected status for 3 days after capture.

❓ Q: Does the buff apply during the capture countdown?
✔️ No. Buffs are not applied during capture status.

❓ Q: Are flags required to attack centers?
✔️ Yes. You must connect your territory to the center using flags.

🥰 Pro Tip!

Even same-type centers stack buffs if they are of different levels.
So make sure to prioritize higher-level centers to maximize the effect!

This guide covers everything you need to dominate centers and give your alliance a massive edge in war.
Use it well — and claim your strategic advantage in Kingshot!

📘 [Kingshot Strategy Guide] Core Combat Tips & Battle Fundamentals

A solid understanding of battle mechanics is key to dominating in Kingshot.
Here’s a breakdown of essential strategies and rules every player should know:

3️⃣ Solo vs Rally Battles – Defense is Stronger

In general, defending is much more advantageous than attacking.

Unless attackers have a 2–3 tier power advantage, the defending side usually wins.

📌 Power Difference Guidelines:

Solo attacks are only efficient when the attacker is 3+ tiers stronger.
Rally attacks need at least 2-tier advantage to be cost-effective.

3-1️⃣ Event Buildings – Siege Attacks Recommended

For event structures like Castles, Turrets, and Fortresses, siege attacks are more effective.

Siege allows rapid consecutive rallies, putting pressure on defenders.
Defenders struggle to get reinforcements in time, making it difficult to hold the building.

3-2️⃣ Chain Attacks – Break Defense with 2 Coordinated Rallies

Two rally leaders can coordinate chain rallies to break down castle defenses.
If the defender doesn’t have a 2-tier advantage, they'll likely fall to consecutive hits.
📛 If defenders fail to switch heroes, their risk of collapse increases dramatically.

4️⃣ Hero & Gear Switching – Critical in SvS

During siege-to-defense transitions:

The rally leader must recall their troops, switch to defensive heroes, and then re-enter the building.
Keeping siege heroes active while defending leads to heavy losses.

5️⃣ Defense Rally Leader Rules – Auto Assignment System

In defensive rallies:

The system automatically assigns the rally leader based on highest combat power among participants.

📌 This allows for fake rally leader tactics, where a high-capacity, low-power player joins first to confuse the enemy.

📘 Building Occupation Rule – 1 Player = 1 Building

Kingshot enforces a “1 Player, 1 Building” rule during occupation-based events like Castle or Turret battles.

Understanding this mechanic is crucial for alliance coordination.

🔸 One Building Per Player (Real-Time Restriction)

A player can only send troops to one event building at a time.
Example: If you’re in a Turret rally, you cannot join a Castle rally at the same time.
This applies across all rallyable buildings.

🔸 Movement Counts as Participation

Even if your troops are just marching toward a building,
➤ You still can’t join another until they arrive or return.
Attempting to do so triggers the system message:
“Each player may only join one building at a time.”

🔸 Once Troops Arrive, You Can Reinforce Freely

After your troops have arrived and joined the building,
➤ You may send reinforcements freely to that same building.
But still, you can’t participate in any other building until you leave the current one.

📌 Quick Summary

✅ You can only participate in one building (Castle/Turret) at a time
❌ Can’t be in two buildings at once
❌ Can’t send reinforcements to another building while marching
✅ Once your troops arrive, you can freely reinforce that same building

This core strategy guide is perfect for new players and alliances preparing for Server vs Server wars or major alliance battles.
Apply these principles and you’ll gain a significant edge in both offense and defense!

🔴 Must-Know Skill Rules for Rally Participation in Kingshot

Whether you're leading or joining a rally in Kingshot, understanding how skills are applied is essential for maximizing power and minimizing waste.
Here’s everything you need to know:

🧭 1. Role of the Rally Leader (Captain)

The rally leader’s hero skills and weapon effects apply to everyone in the rally.
If the rally leader sets up the wrong heroes or weapons, it can lead to huge resource waste.
✅ Always double-check before starting the rally.

💡 "Rally leader" refers to the player with the best hero gear, gems, and lord equipment in the alliance.

👥 2. How Team Member Skills Are Applied (Critical!)

Among the first four players who join the rally, only the first hero (leftmost slot) of each member is considered.
The system picks the highest-level Expedition Skill 1 from these heroes.

✅ Skill Application Example

If all five members join a rally:

The Expedition Skill 1 of the first hero from the first four members is checked.
The highest among those is applied to the rally.

Example Scenarios:

Situation	Skill Applied
All four first heroes have Lv5	Lv5 skill applies
1x Lv5, 3x Lv4	Lv5 + Lv4 skills apply
First 4 players have Lv3, later 4 have Lv5	Lv5 skill applies (from later players if early ones don’t override)

⚠️ If multiple heroes have the same skill level, entry order decides which one applies first.

🧠 Rally Skill Priority Logic

Among the first four participants, check the Expedition Skill 1 of the leftmost hero.
The system uses the highest skill level available from these four.
If the levels are the same, the earlier entrant’s skill is prioritized.

💡 Quick Summary

✅ Rally Leader: All hero skills + weapon effects are applied to all.
✅ Team Members:
- Only the Expedition Skill 1 of the first hero (leftmost) is considered.
- Only the first 4 members to join affect skill selection.
- Place your strongest skill hero (e.g., Chenko, Amadeus, Gordon, Howard) on the far left.

📌 Optimize your rallies by prepping your hero lineup in advance—every percent matters.

🛡️ [Ultimate SvS Guide] Mastering Rally Control & Chain Attacks in Kingshot

When it comes to Server vs Server (SvS) warfare, rally coordination isn't just important—it's everything.

A well-coordinated rally with strong synergy often defeats even whales with better stats but poor organization.

Here’s a master guide for R4s and rally leaders to control and execute rallies like pros:

🔑 Rally Control: Top 7 Priorities

1️⃣ Hero in the First Slot (Attack & Defense)

For Attacking:
- Use Chenko (25% Destruction Power buff)
For Defending:
- Use Gordon (HP multiplier buff)

⚠️ The first slot hero of any random rally participant might get applied to the entire rally—so every participant must check and adjust their lineup carefully.

2️⃣ Troop Tier Limitations

Attacking Enemy Castles:
- If TG3 is unlocked, only allow TG2 or higher.
- On servers where TG5 is maxed, TG3+ only.
Defending Friendly Castles:
- Focus on TG4–TG5 troops for layered defense.

3️⃣ Troop Refill Timing

After the first rally hit, frontline infantry might drop fast.
➤ Prioritize infantry refill.
The gap between 1st and 2nd rally is the most critical window—timely refills can determine victory.

4️⃣ When Enemy Chains 3+ Rallies: Switch to Guerrilla

If the enemy executes more than 3 consecutive rallies:
➤ Stop refilling
➤ Switch to guerrilla tactics to disrupt their rallies altogether.

5️⃣ Troop Type Ratio

At least 1/3 Infantry in every rally.
Keep Cavalry/Archer gap within 2x.
Adjust based on rally captain's hero buffs.

6️⃣ Turret Usage Strategy

During intense castle fights, abandon turrets if needed.
Only retake turrets if holding the castle for 10+ minutes.
If a castle is clearly lost, capture turrets to deal bonus injury damage.

7️⃣ When to Use Guerrilla Tactics

If your server has multiple high-power players,
➤ Target TG1–TG3 mid-range players on the enemy side.
Defenders can't use speedups,
➤ Attacking becomes the optimal way to drain their resources.

🪓 Chain Rally Strategy Summary

🪓 First Hit

A pure spending battle.
Used by your top whale, at least 2 tiers above enemy captain.

🪓🪓 Second Hit (Standard Chain Rally)

1st rally inflicts light injuries,
2nd rally finishes them off.
Order: From weaker to stronger rally captains.
Timing: Keep gap under 5 seconds.
Prepare next rally immediately after march returns, use speedups if needed.

🪓🪓🪓 Triple Rally (Single Alliance)

Up to 3 rallies = still efficient.
4 or more rallies → high injury burden.
3 rallies max is the sweet spot.

🪓🪓 | 🪓 Triple Rally with Two Alliances

Alliance A: Does double rally defense.
Alliance B: Follows up with a single rally, timed 5s after enemy’s rally.

🧠 Pro Tip: After enemy successfully defends,
they’re temporarily vulnerable—strike back immediately to reclaim castle.

🪓🪓 | 🪓🪓 4-Chain with Two Alliances (Ultimate Form)

Requires real-time coordination (Discord, KakaoTalk).
Can reverse situations even without the top-tier rally captains.
If coordination fails, consider cutting your losses and retreat strategically.

🧠 Conclusion:
Success in SvS isn’t just about power—it’s about discipline, timing, and teamwork.
Master these tactics, and your alliance will become a force to be reckoned with.

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