Unit Roster

Scouts cannot fight and carry no loot. Their sole purpose is intelligence gathering. Send them to enemy settlements to reveal troop counts, resource levels, and building layouts — but only if your Scouts outnumber the defender's Scouts. The losing side in a scout-vs-scout engagement learns nothing and loses all Scouts sent.

The workhorse of the early game. Scavengers are cheap, fast, and carry 50 resources each — making them ideal for farming raider camps. Their combat stats are weak, so they rely on numbers or on Militia to do the fighting while they haul the loot. In PvP, they're used for quick resource raids: hit, grab, and run before reinforcements arrive.

The backbone of every army. Militia have solid attack and the highest infantry defense, making them effective on both offense and defense. They're the default combat unit you'll use from early game through endgame. Their low carry capacity means they're fighters, not haulers — pair them with Scavengers or Trucks for efficient raids.

Pure offense. Snipers have the highest attack-per-unit of any infantry at 50, but their defense is abysmal. On offense, they're devastating — a squad of Snipers dramatically increases your total attack power. On defense, they melt quickly. Use them in attack waves, never as a garrison. Their slow speed (8) also means they drag down your march travel time.

The ultimate farming vehicle. At 200 carry capacity, a single Truck hauls as much as 4 Scavengers. They're also reasonably fast at speed 15 and have decent vehicle defense. The ideal farming army is Militia + Snipers for firepower and Trucks for hauling. Even 5 Trucks carry 1,000 resources — enough to empty most mid-tier raider camps in one trip.

The most powerful unit in the game. At 100 attack and 80 vehicle defense, a single War Rig outfights 4 Militia. They're the endgame assault unit for breaking through heavily fortified settlements and crushing high-tier raider camps. The trade-off: they're extremely expensive, very slow (speed 6 drags any army they join), and eat 10 food/hour. War Rigs are for decisive strikes, not casual farming.

The only unit that can conquer enemy settlements. Enforcers don't fight well — they have 5 attack and speed 4, making them the slowest and weakest combat unit. Their power is political, not military: each surviving Enforcer reduces the target settlement's Loyalty by 20-35 points (random). When Loyalty hits 0, the settlement changes hands. You'll need a strong army escort to get them to the target alive, then 3-5 attack waves to grind Loyalty from 100 to 0.