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War Points

How the ranking works

One simple rule set: fight, win, and climb. Here's exactly how every battle turns into points.

The battlefield

01

Server groups

States only fight other states inside their own server group (for example 193-224). Each group is its own war.

02

Seasons

A season covers one or more server groups over a date range. Only battles inside those dates count.

03

Two Saturdays

Round 1 is the first Saturday: two pairs per group fight at the same time. The winners meet in the final the next Saturday.

04

Capital scans

Results come from scanning each capital in-game: a conquered capital shows a "Conqueror" tag.

War Points

Every battle a state fights during the season adds to its total.

+100

Invasion

Invaded and won. The capital fell.

+80

Defense

Defended and repelled the invasion.

×2

Final

Winning the final multiplies the base points above. The third-place match (the two Round 1 losers) pays the base points ×1 to its winner and 0 to its loser.

+80

Runner-up

Losing the final still pays: the runner-up always outranks the third-place winner. Any other loss scores 0.

+50

Upset

Bonus when the winner had fewer than the loser. Never multiplied.

Badges

Bragging rights. They don't add points.

Crown

No points

One for every final won.

Streak

No points

shows the current run of consecutive wins. A loss resets it.

Worked example

State 230 invades successfully in Round 1, then defends the final against a state with more stars.

  1. Round 1 · Invasion+100
  2. Final · Defense ×280 × 2 = +160
  3. Upset bonus+50
Season total310pts

Reading a match card

Each card shows both states with their stars. Once the capital scan is in, the and the highlighted row mark the real winner, and the result line says whether it was an invasion or a defense. Before that, the card shows when predictions close.

Sample data
230
WinnerInvaded
240
230 invaded 240Invasion

Tie-breaks

When two states end level, the order is decided by, in this order:

  1. 1More War Points
  2. 2Better kill/power coefficient: kills divided by the power of the state's top 5 alliances
  3. 3Lower state number, only when both are equal or there is no data

Sample leaderboard

Sample data
  1. 1
    2301 finals won22 wins in a row2W · 0L
    1 Invasions · 1 Defenses · 1 Upsets240245
    310pts
  2. 2
    2451W · 1L
    1 Invasions · 0 Defenses247230
    180pts
  3. 3
    2400W · 1L
    0 Invasions · 0 Defenses230
    0pts
  4. 4
    2470W · 1L
    0 Invasions · 0 Defenses245
    0pts

Illustrative data only, not a real season. Notice the tie at the bottom: the sample has no kills or power, so it is broken by state number.