Travian 3.6 Rally Point Change – What Does it Really Mean?

A lot of experienced players are having problems with the newly proposed Travian rules that TravianGames is testing on the Com10 server. One of the biggest objections is the rule that a village will only be able to send attacks/call-back-reinforcements depending on the level of the rally point. This isn’t so bad, but here’s the real kicker: Only 4 attack movements will be able to be sent out per level of the rally point. This means even if your rally point is level 20 you won’t be able to send out more than 80 attacks at a time.

What this means for you:

This is actually a great change because it means that players will be raiding less, which means there will be more resources on the table for you to steal. Players who have critically thought about how they are going to evolve their raiding strategies and tricks are going to be the most successful ones at keeping their upper ranks and building the biggest hammers.

You will also still be able to send out 400 attacks each time you send out troops; you just won’t be able to do it all from one village. There’s a way to go about doing this that’s a little complex. Basically what it suggests is that you create a separate raiding outpost from each of your villages. These villages are spread out a little so that you can make the best use of space, but not spread yourself out to thin (opening yourself to attacks without being able to get reinforcements in your village in time).