How a battle contributes to Field of Glory

Only the right kind of combat counts

Field of Glory records eligible enemy-player troop kills during the season. Fighting neutral defenders does not build the same score. Capturing many neutral holdings can develop a kingdom without moving this combat board in the way a player might expect.

Victory is not the only relevant outcome. Eligible kills can be credited from a battle you lose as well as one you win. The useful evidence is the resolved battle and its casualties, not simply the victory or defeat label at the top of the report.

Count the loss before recovery

The score uses enemy losses before post-battle recovery. Field Medics and applicable equipment can return troops after losses resolve, but those recovered troops do not erase the kills already counted by this rule.

For a fictional example, a battle inflicts 20,000 eligible enemy losses before recovery. If a recovery effect later returns some of those soldiers, the relevant casualty basis remains the 20,000 pre-recovery loss. The enemy’s final net troop reduction is a different number.

Read the report’s loss and recovery lines separately. Subtracting recovered troops again when comparing the score would apply a second adjustment that the rule does not request.

Do not award the full total to every participant

A shared fight can involve several contributors. Credit follows the contribution rules; the complete battle total is not independently copied to every ruler who took part. Read the contributor detail before comparing one member’s board change with the report’s aggregate casualties.

For a rally, keep each participant’s contribution and result together. The leader’s name on the operation does not mean the leader personally supplied every soldier or receives every member’s credit. The same distinction matters when several rulers provide the defense.

Allow the report and board to reconcile

A battle report, current kingdom state and ranking board are different views of a server-resolved event. If the board has not refreshed yet, reopen it after the action has settled. Do not start another fight solely to test whether a delayed display moves.

When reporting a mismatch, include the season, approximate battle time, target, report identifier if shown, and the individual contribution you are comparing. Exclude private account information from a public report. Those details are more useful than a cropped score with no corresponding battle.

Keep the cutoff and reward board straight

Only resolved events eligible for that season can contribute to its final standings. A launch just before the boundary is not proof of a completed battle before the cutoff. Use the confirmed resolution and finalized board rather than predicting credit from the departure time.

Field of Glory has its own season placement rewards. It is separate from Top Kingdoms and Top Clans, and each board has its own eligibility and finalization rules. Review the current reward guide before treating a provisional position as an award.

This system rewards combat results within the game’s fair-play rules. Arrange genuine objectives and defenses with your clan; the ranking should record those battles, not become a reason to manufacture exchanges that violate the rules.