Call of Dragons Alliance Guide: Territory, Help and Being a Valuable Member

Call of Dragons is built around alliances. Territory, rallies, behemoths and wars all depend on them, and a good alliance can make your growth twice as fast – and much safer.

Choosing an alliance

Look for an alliance that is:

• Active – members online every day, rallies happening regularly.
• Organised – clear leaders, announcements and rules.
• Friendly to new players – willing to answer questions.
• Holding territory – a sign that the alliance is established.

If your alliance goes quiet, don’t hesitate to move.

Why territory matters

Alliances build territory on the map. Living and gathering inside it gives you:

Benefit	Why it matters
Safety	Harder for enemies to attack you and your marches
Better gathering	Safe access to resource points – see our gathering guide
Faster movement	Shorter, safer marches
Shared buildings	Alliance structures and bonuses

Move your city into alliance territory as soon as you’re invited.

Alliance help

When you start a long timer, ask for alliance help. Every member who taps “help” shortens your timer. Return the favour – helping others takes seconds and makes the whole alliance faster.

Rallies and events

Rallies against darklings and behemoths are the core of alliance PvE. Alliance events often reward participation rather than raw strength, so take part even as a newer member.

Being a valuable member

1. Help every day.
2. Join rallies whenever you’re online.
3. Read announcements and follow the plan.
4. Contribute to alliance buildings and technologies.
5. Communicate – let leaders know when you’ll be away during important events.

Wars and conflict

Alliances eventually compete for territory. During conflicts:

• Follow leaders’ instructions about where to gather and when to shield.
• Don’t start fights on your own – they can drag the whole alliance into trouble.
• Keep troops healed so you’re ready to defend.

Common mistakes

• Staying outside alliance territory.
• Never pressing help.
• Ignoring rallies because your army is small.
• Picking fights without permission.

A strong alliance turns Call of Dragons from a solo grind into a team effort. Choose well, contribute every day and grow together.