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Comments7996pages on this wiki What is Power? Power is the score given to a player as determined by the number of troops and the levels of the buildings in their City and Outposts as well as power given by a few quests as rewards. Theoretically, you should be able to look at a person's power and determine how strong that player's army is. However, some people build masses of beginner troops in order to appear stronger than they really are. This is called "fake power" or "fluff" in DoA terminology. If you lose troops during battles, you will lose the amount of power that you gained from that troop. If your entire army is destroyed, you will not end up with 0 power though, because your buildings and completed quests also contribute a certain amount of power as well.

Power from TroopsEdit
Power per troopAdded by LurkersRusEach troop type has a Power amount listed under the stats when you go to the training menu. This number is the amount of power that 1 of these troops will give you upon completion of their training.

To determine how much power you have from troops, look at how many of each troop type you have and multiply by the power listed on the training menu. See circled value in picture on the right.

Any power not accounted for by troops in this calulation would be power accumulated from Buildings and Quest.

Some troops which are known as Elite troops they can only be trained once you get your training camp in different Outposst's to lv 10.

Power from City BuildingsEdit
Each level per Building that you upgrade adds a certain amount of power. If you have a level 10 building, the total power you have recieved from that building is the power of that level + all the previous levels OR that level's power x 2. This applies to all levels, the power is cumulative. For example: power for level 1 + level 2 + level 3 = power for a level 4 building.

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