Official Guide: Alliance Throwdown - Medium

**Author**: Feather of Truth

Alliance throwdown is one of the many alliance events in the game that promotes healthy competition within your alliance members and helps you grow as well as win various useful rewards.

It starts on Monday once every two weeks and lasts till Saturday. On Sunday you will be able to get your solo as well as alliance ranking rewards in rewards stash in the “events billboard” building. It's usually a good calming event just after you have had your capital fight and waiting for a reservoir raid.

There are five tiers to achieve in this event. You start with the “Rookie” tier and with each throwdown, depending on your overall alliance points, you can upgrade to the next tier of throwdown. Each tier has different rewards in solo rank, alliance rank and milestone.The last and highest tier is the “Champion” tier which has the maximum rewards this event has to offer.

The foremost basic requirements of participating in this event requires your HQ level to be at least 10 and your Alliance to have 15 members.

There are four tabs in the alliance throwdown event interface

### **1. Missions**

This is the tab where you can access different tasks to do to earn points for this event. The first two boxes are dedicated to exclusive tasks, which any player has access to delete regardless of their rank within the alliance, whereas other regular various tasks boxes are in control of either R5 or R4s rank to delete. The exclusive tasks are limited per day and have a shorter refresh time compared to regular tasks if you delete them to get another desired task. Exclusive tasks are a good way to boost your points as they are boosted tasks. Bear in mind, you start with 7 attempts but you are not limited to it. More attempts can be bought using biocaps. Each day you can get a free attempt to add and it goes up to 10 maximum.

Then it starts to charge from 50 biocaps and goes up to 1000 biocaps each attempt.

### **2. Solo Rank**

In this tab, you can see how many points each member has made and see the number of tasks they have accepted. By clicking on the left side “view rewards” you will be able to see what rewards you can get for each rank. Below is the example for top 3 solo rank rewards in rookie tier.

### 3**. Alliance Rank**

In the alliance rank tab, you can view the various alliances from random states you are up against. In the above screenshot, the current tier of throwdown is “Rookie” hence, the top five alliances can be seen as predicted to advance the next tier which in this particular case will be “Contender”. Again, pretty similar to the solo rank tab interface, the “view rewards *on right will show you the rewards your alliance can get based on its rank. Below are the alliance ranking rewards for top 3 alliances in rookie tier.*

### **4. Milestone**

The Milestone tab will show you different levels of rewards you can get. Left side is the goal points your alliance has to reach to unlock each level. Right side row comprises of extra rewards which you will be able to achieve when you acquire the required solo points.

**Few points to remember**

1. Once you start picking tasks and start doing throwdown event within your alliance then you can't jump alliances to continue or start over your throwdown progress in a different alliance. However, you can come back to your alliance where you started throwdown and continue it.
2. If you pick a task and decide to “give up” later then you lose an attempt and it won't be replenished.
3. Every alliance starts with a rookie tier. Only in the rookie tier will the top five alliances advance to the next tier. Contender and challenger tier requires top three alliances to advance to the next tier. The alliance in the expert tier is required to finish on top two to advance to the highest tier which is champion.
4. Bottom three alliances ranked at the end of this event will be downgraded to the previous tier.
5. This event lasts almost a week and within this week there are multiple classic events that are happening which can be taken advantage of also. These classic events usually line up very well with your exclusive tasks days.
6. Make sure you use both exclusive tasks boxes daily to maximise your points
7. If you don't want to use your backpack material much then the fiend task is very useful for you to get points for basically free. You can even save your stamina by doing failed rallies. Failed rallies consist of you starting any level fiend rally with one troop and another member joins it with one troop also failing to kill the fiend. Same strategy can be used when someone else starts a rally with one troop and you join with one troop as well.
8. If you are after a certain task, let your alliance members or even your R4s above know through a group msg so, they keep it for you and don't delete it.
9. Some of the world events such as MIGO and YITH provide additional points and materials for their respective station development and leaderboard.
10. This event is both free to play and pay to play friendly depending on how you optimise your tasks.
11. Below is a chart of various tasks to help you maximise your attempts.\*it's missing the newly added plasma cores and supply boxes exclusive tasks as of now.

## See Also

Alliance Throwdown

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