War and Order
How does the alliance system work in War and Order, and what can you do with your alliance members?
The alliance system is the game's highlight, letting you join groups like 'Iron Wolves' to chat, share troop positions, send resources, and coordinate attacks. It makes the game feel alive with active members, though typing on a phone keyboard during battles can be tricky.
Can you customize your army with heroes in War and Order, and how do battles play out?
Yes, you can recruit fantasy heroes like elves and orcs from hero towers, each with special abilities that unlock over time, allowing army customization. Battles are automated—you send troops, watch a cinematic, and get results—so you don't need to micromanage every fight.
Why do building upgrades take so long in War and Order, and how can I speed them up?
Upgrades can take 12-18 hours for higher levels, like a level 10 building or town hall, which is designed to slow progression. Speed-up items exist but are scarce unless you pay, so focus on using them strategically for key upgrades and check the app periodically to queue new builds.
I keep running out of wood while having plenty of stone in War and Order. How do I fix this resource imbalance?
This is a common issue due to rough resource balancing; prioritize sending troops to gather wood from map nodes and upgrade your sawmills early. You can also request wood from alliance members or use speed-ups to accelerate wood production buildings.
How does War and Order compare to other city-building mobile games like Clash of Clans or Game of War?
War and Order offers better graphics and detailed buildings than many competitors, with a huge map for exploration and weekly events like 'Kill Event.' However, it shares the slow progression and pay-to-speed-up mechanics common in the genre, but its alliance coordination and hero customization give it a unique edge.
