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  1. Choose the ruler or clan leaderboard.
  2. Inspect profiles for context.
  3. Use Clan Chat for coordination and scouting for tactical intelligence.

Common mistake: A strong leaderboard score does not reveal a specific city’s garrison.

Actual Crownlands game rankings interface with fictional example values
September 20 game capture with fictional demonstration state and simulated battles. Guide text reviewed against the September 30 web build; older screenshot values may differ.
  1. Switch between kingdoms and clans.
  2. Your standing is a kingdom-wide comparison.
  3. King Power ranks kingdoms; it is not a scout report.

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King Power measures military readiness

King Power combines controlled troops, sustainable troop replacement, and part of the defensive advantage of your holdings. It is not simply gold, city count, or a promise that you will win the next battle.

The current model counts your controlled soldiers across holdings, marches, reinforcements, and committed rally contributions once. Each controlled troop contributes 2 power. Twelve hours of sustainable troop replacement contribute to the score, as does 25% of defensive advantage above the base troop count. Personal skills, gear and timed items do not inflate infrastructure power; applicable objective support does. A combined rally is not counted again as its creator's personal army.

Use the ranking that answers your question

Open the leaderboard from the map interface. Compare the relevant ruler or clan ranking and inspect profiles for context. A strong kingdom-wide score does not reveal exactly how many troops defend the city in front of your army.

Scouting remains the tool for tactical intelligence. Leaderboards help you understand the wider realm; reports help you understand an individual battle. Objective history provides a third perspective: the Crown Citadel's Reign Ledger and each Stronghold's Legacy record control over time.

Make your ruler recognizable

Your Profile brings together your ruler identity, flag, progression, kingdom information, and entry to the Inner Castle. Names and flags help other players recognize who owns a city, appears in a report, or contributes to a clan action.

Clan heraldry is separate from your personal flag. The clan's authorized manager changes its identity through the clan interface. Do not assume every member can rename the clan or change its banner. Use accurate profile information and respect the game's community rules.

Coordinate without losing the map

The compact chat preview keeps recent messages within reach while you inspect the map. Open the full conversation when you need history or room to write. Global Chat is for the realm; Clan Chat is for coordination with your own clan. Global messages remain visible for 24 hours. Clan messages have no automatic age-based expiry. Sending has a three-second cooldown.

Messages can expose individual translation actions where available. Translate the message you need instead of assuming there is a channel-wide translation toggle. Translation is a reading aid: clarify important assembly times, targets, and troop commitments with your clan if wording is ambiguous.

Never share passwords, sign-in codes, access tokens, or private account details in chat. Use the published game rules and support channels for conduct or technical concerns.

Turn information into the next useful action

Kingdom Activity groups information such as marches, rallies, reinforcements, camps, and Strongholds. Use it to locate a commitment, review a countdown, or return to the relevant holding. The map and reports provide the detail behind the summary.

For example, a rally may be assembling while your own reinforcements are still returning. Check both commitments before promising more troops. A leaderboard position, an unread message, and a march countdown describe different parts of your situation.

Field of Glory and season rewards

Field of Glory is the third leaderboard. It counts enemy player-owned troops defeated in eligible attack and defense battles before casualty recovery. Neutral troops and friendly battles do not score. Shared battles divide credit by effective contribution. It answers a different question from King Power: what you have defeated this season, rather than the strength you currently control.

Open Season Rewards from Leaderboards to compare all three projected placements. Final Kingdom, Clan and Glory rewards can stack. The season rewards guide lists the box tiers, eligibility, medals and claim process. Past Season Rankings holds finalized public results; current standings remain in the game.

Put this system into practice