Kingshot Troop Types Guide
Compare infantry, cavalry, and archers by the job your account needs them to do, not by a universal ranking.
Troops
Build a troop plan around the next battle goal, the heroes you use, and the work your city can actually support.
Infantry, cavalry, and archers work best as parts of one account plan. Compare your combat purpose with your heroes, training buildings, research direction, and resource budget before spreading attention.
Start with the activity you want to improve, then review the heroes you can field, the building queue you can sustain, and the resource pressure you are carrying. A focused direction is easier to train and adjust than three competing plans.
Troops
Compare infantry, cavalry, and archers by the job your account needs them to do, not by a universal ranking.
Use an infantry plan when the frontline role, available heroes, and training plan point in the same direction.
Build cavalry attention around a clear objective, a hero fit, and a resource plan you can keep supporting.
Treat archers as part of a coordinated lineup rather than an isolated training project.
Choose a formation for the activity in front of you, then align heroes, troop roles, and training decisions around it.
Plan training alongside buildings, research, and resources so a short-term push does not weaken the rest of the account.
Not necessarily. A main direction can make planning clearer, but the useful choice depends on your heroes, current goals, and the rest of your city plan.
No. Formation choices change with the activity, available heroes, training progress, and the trade-offs your account can support.