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NOTE: Troops sent by your alliance or from your other cities to reinforce your city are automatically set to defend, even if you have your own troops hidden in sanctuary. By reinforcing one of your cities with troops from another, you can have some troops defending without setting your city's entire army to defend. This may be appropriate to discourage farming attacks if you've been repeatedly attacked by small armies, without risking losing all of your city's troops.
 
NOTE: Troops sent by your alliance or from your other cities to reinforce your city are automatically set to defend, even if you have your own troops hidden in sanctuary. By reinforcing one of your cities with troops from another, you can have some troops defending without setting your city's entire army to defend. This may be appropriate to discourage farming attacks if you've been repeatedly attacked by small armies, without risking losing all of your city's troops.
 
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Revision as of 11:58, 31 August 2010

Sanctuary

Sanctuary is a way to protect your troops from being killed during battle. Your troops are automatically set in sanctuary unless, for some reason, you have ordered your troops to defend your city. Unless you are engaged in battle and are sure you have adequate troops to handle the oncoming attack, you should ALWAYS keep your troops in sanctuary, otherwise , when other player attack you , you will lose your army


To change the setting, go to your Castle, click on the overview tab, and make sure the radio button labeled "Hide troops in sanctuary" is selected (not "Order troops to defend city").

Hiding troops in santuary will not stop your Wall and Field Defences from defending.


NOTE: Troops sent by your alliance or from your other cities to reinforce your city are automatically set to defend, even if you have your own troops hidden in sanctuary. By reinforcing one of your cities with troops from another, you can have some troops defending without setting your city's entire army to defend. This may be appropriate to discourage farming attacks if you've been repeatedly attacked by small armies, without risking losing all of your city's troops.