Dark Forces

The Dark Forces are the bad guys in the game, and it's your job to take them down. In the game, at the bottom of the screen, tap the "World" button and you'll be transported to the World Map. You will see your base taking up one "square" while around it there is open land, other bases, Farmland, Oil Fields, Gold Mines, and the Dark Forces.

### Dark Forces

Dark Forces come in many types. There are three that the game generally refers to as "Dark Forces" which you tackle on your own. Dark Air Force, Dark Army, and Dark Navy. Using the large Search button at the bottom of the screen, make certain the "Enemy" tab is selected, select the type of unit you wish to go after, and use the slide bar to select the level of enemy you wish to take on. Each type of enemy provides different rewards. The Dark Air Force will provide design plans to use in your base, the Dark Army provides unit merge plans, the Dark Navy provides building merge plans. Additionally, all enemy types also provide General R&D plans.

### Warhammers-4K

Warhammers are large robots that you fight along with your alliance. In the Search Window, on the Rally tab you will find the Warhammers, and a slider bar to select the level range you wish to fight against. Currently the Warhammers range from level 10 to 60. When you attack the Warhammer, the game will provide time for your alliance members to first go to your base, then together you will convoy out and attack the Warhammer. Note that the default timer is 60 seconds, though you can change that to as high as 4 hours(!) if necessary in the top half of the screen. For rewards, you will receive General R&D plans, Tech Chests, and purple (25%) or gold (50%) march speed ups. The person who initiates the Rally gets more, the other participants get an equal amount. The total amount depends on the level of the Warhammer, with higher levels providing more rewards.

NOTE: The rewards do change based on participants in the rally. At level 59 with 3 participants vs 4 you'll lose about 36 chests and 9 R&D.

### Heartthrob / LovePop

These units only appear as part of an event. They are also "Rally" enemies, so you will need to work with your alliance. They will provide Gold Boxes and/or event vouchers to be used in the Throb Limited Time Redemption store. Rewards vary from month to month.

### Treasure Guards

These units appear as part of the "Hunting Guild" as a possible reward. They are an additional enemy to fight and get rewards from. Anyone on the map can attack them, but they appear close to your base. They come in three difficulty levels - Common, Uncommon and Rare - with the Rare having a much higher HP than the common. Each rarity gives a different value box, indicated by colors. Common Treasure Guards give Blue boxes, Uncommon give Purple boxes, and Rare gives you Gold boxes. You will receive 3 boxes for summoning, as well 1 box for attacking it, as well as rewards for 1st (3 boxes), 2nd (2 boxes), and 3rd (1 box) rank in doing damage to the guard. Rewards are only given out if or when the guard is destroyed.

### Alliance Droid

The Alliance droid is a unit that can be summoned by the alliance leader for rewards. It can daily be upgraded by members using Droid shards for greater rewards.

One such shard is available to freely available daily after each reset, and a reward is granted every time a donation is made, The current donation reward is 2 standard recruit vouchers, 2 blue XP books, and 4 shining gold chests

Level Hit Points, Summoning Requirements and Rewards