Alliances

Creating an Alliance
Players may create an alliance within Reign in World 1 only to protect themselves and work with other players in order to achieve goals that solo nations may not be able to accomplish. To create an alliance, the alliance leader must pay a non-refundable fee of 11 and invite nations that he wishes would join his alliance. An alliance does not have a member cap so the leader is able to invite anyone he or she wishes.

Features

 * A private Alliance Chat that you may use to communicate with fellow alliance members


 * Message of the Day customizable by the alliance leader to issue announcements to the alliance


 * Alliance Cache capable of storing unlimited resources to be shared by members with permission from the leader.


 * Fully disclosed reports of ally nation setup and unit distribution (Excluding stealth units)


 * World log display of allies allowing you to see what your alliance members are doing

Disclaimer
An alliance is capable of being a very powerful tool. However, one must still be wary of the members they allow inside an alliance. An alliance with unreliable members may suffer from inactive members who will leech resources from the alliance. Even worse, some alliances may be betrayed by other players or spies from other alliances. In this case, it is okay to attack others within your alliance with permission from your leaders.

Current Alliances

 * Warsaw Pact

Tips for Alliances
As mentioned above, Alliances can be a tricky thing. Here's a few tips to make things simpler.

Joining an Alliance

 * Use the forums to your advantage, many alliances post their recruitment messages here.


 * Make sure to find an alliance early, or prove yourself as a worthy metal mine. Your choice.


 * Research the alliances! Power is good, and in that department, Warsaw Pact wins.


 * Talk with the leaders yourselves. Leaders are shown in the alliance pages in game. Send them a private message to see if they think you're worth it.


 * Make sure the leader knows what you can provide. Tell him about your activity, experience and what you are good at as well as your weakness. Playtime and experience with fast moving gameplay is a good starting point.


 * Talk in the world chat! The more you talk the more likely people will notice you.

Playing Within an Alliance

 * Be a team player. Alliances is all about teamwork. Everyone has to sacrifice everything for the alliance and its leaders.


 * Be willing to learn. You do not need to be the most experience player to be in a good alliance. Resource gatherer is a worthy position.


 * Check the alliance chat for messages and orders. You might receive some useful tips, too.

Ruling an Alliance

 * Be the bad guy. Even if it means crushing your own members, do what you must for the good of the alliance.