Command An Army

Command An Army Attack Build Guide

An attack-oriented squad needs a way to reach an objective, pressure it safely, and regroup after contact. This is a role framework, not a permanent unit tier list.

Command An Army Balanced Army Build

A balanced squad combines a frontline, ranged access, a response to fast units, and a clear command plan. The exact units depend on the current banner and Star Limit.

Command An Army Defense Build Guide

A defense-oriented squad is built around holding a capture point, screening the backline, and retaining a reserve for the next push. It should be adapted to the current roster and live rules.

Command An Army Starter Army Build

The verified starter pool includes Mercenary, Shieldman, Spearman, and Archer. A starter build should cover first contact, holding ground, anti-mounted screening, and ranged support instead of depending on a rare pull.

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Classes

Best Class in Command An Army

The supplied tier-list video and community discussion show that players debate class and unit strength. No supplied official balance table establishes one permanent best class.

Command An Army Classes

The supplied class gameplay discusses sword-and-shield, hammer, and assassin choices. It presents player impressions, not official numerical documentation, so class selection should be tested in the current version.

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Codes

Command An Army Codes Not Working

A rejected code can be expired, mistyped, previously claimed, or unavailable in the current game state. This troubleshooting guide does not label any string active without live confirmation.

Command An Army Codes

The supplied videos demonstrate entering promotional codes for gems, including examples shown at the time of recording. Codes are time-sensitive and must be verified in the current game before publication as active.

How to Redeem Command An Army Codes

Code redemption is a separate player task from checking whether a code is still active. Use the current in-game code interface as the authority for the available entry steps and reward confirmation.

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Commands

Command An Army Attack Command Guide

Attack is one of the four verified troop orders and commits the squad to an identified target. It is most useful after the group has regrouped and the target supports the objective plan.

Command An Army Follow Command Guide

Follow is one of the four verified troop orders. It brings the squad with the commander and is the basic reset command when a formation has spread out.

Command An Army Hold Command Guide

Hold is one of the four verified troop orders and is used to keep the squad on a fixed spot. It is especially useful when defending an objective or waiting for a coordinated enemy push.

Command An Army Rush Command Guide

Rush is one of the four verified troop orders and sends the squad forward aggressively. Its value comes from timing and a clear destination, not from using it at the start of every fight.

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Formations

Command An Army: Attack or Defend

The supplied strategy and beginner videos show attacker and defender situations around capture objectives. They support role-based planning, but they do not establish a universal attack-or-defense tier ranking.

Command An Army Formations

The supplied gameplay shows players using follow, hold, attack, and rush to control spacing. It does not provide an official named-formation list, so this guide uses practical positioning rather than invented formation names.

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Guide

Command An Army Controls

This controls reference is based on supplied Command An Army gameplay footage. Key labels can change with platform or updates, so check the in-game UI for the current binding.

Command An Army First Match Checklist

A first match is an opportunity to learn the objective sequence and four orders, not a reason to chase an unverified tier list. The checklist uses current beginner and gameplay coverage as a role-based framework.

Command An Army Guide

Start with the tutorial, then build a small roster that covers a frontline, ranged damage, and mobility. The supplied beginner walkthrough covers counter types, special cases, starter units, team building, lobby systems, gems, combat tips, and codes.

Command An Army Strategy

Community gameplay guides in the supplied material focus on unit counters, team composition, objective pressure, and choosing when to commit. They should be read as patch-sensitive player advice.

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Command An Army Tutorial Walkthrough

Current beginner coverage shows the tutorial introducing commands, starter units, and a Knight structure-breaking step. It is the best place to learn the loop before spending gems.

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Multiplayer

Command An Army Guilds

The supplied guild source is a short social post rather than an official Command An Army system guide. It is evidence of community interest, not proof of a live guild feature or a set of guild mechanics.

Command An Army Ranked Mode

The supplied gameplay and tier-list material shows player-versus-player objective matches, attackers and defenders, capture pressure, and score comparisons. It does not provide an official ranked rulebook.

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Named Units

Command An Army Flame Archer

The supplied material places Flame Archer in Command An Army search intent, but does not provide a verified official stat sheet. This guide avoids publishing unverified damage, range, or rarity values.

Command An Army Mace

The supplied material identifies Mace as a Command An Army unit topic but does not include a verified official ability table. Use the current in-game unit card for live details.

Command An Army Samurai

The supplied gameplay shows Samurai appearing around a summon result, but it does not document a full official Samurai stat or upgrade reference. This page keeps the claim limited to that evidence.

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Objectives

Command An Army Cannon Tactics

Current attack-defense coverage shows cannons as a way for attackers to soften a defended point before committing troops. This page avoids unverified cannon damage, cooldown, or map-specific claims.

Command An Army Capture Base Guide

Current coverage identifies the Capture Base as the final objective after the earlier points. It is a sequencing guide, not a substitute for the current match interface.

Command An Army Capture Point A Guide

Current match coverage identifies Capture Point A as the opening objective in the attacker-defender flow. Treat the active match UI as the final authority for objective order and rules.

Command An Army Capture Point B Guide

Current coverage places Capture Point B after the first objective is secured. The main decision is whether the army can carry its formation forward or must reset first.

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Progression

Command An Army Banner Planning Guide

The Standard Banner is the verified source of stronger units, with current coverage reporting 50 gems for one summon and 500 for ten. Pools, odds, and pity rules must always be checked in the active banner.

Command An Army Duplicate Units Guide

Community coverage discusses duplicate units and a possible gem refund, but the active use, value, and rules must be checked in the current game. This page does not promise a live refund amount.

Command An Army Evolve Units

The supplied gameplay shows an evolution area and says a unit must reach level 20 before evolving in that recorded version. Treat the requirement as footage-specific until it is confirmed in the current game.

Command An Army Gems

The supplied beginner footage uses gems for summons and shows codes as one possible reward source. It does not document a complete official earning-rate table or a guaranteed optimal spending path.

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Command An Army Star Budget Guide

The Star Limit caps the combined star value of deployed units and rises with level, while exact per-unit values are not publicly confirmed. Use this as a planning checklist rather than a numerical calculator.

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Command An Army Star Limit

The supplied gameplay references a star-limit prompt after a battle but does not document the full cap system or every unlock condition. This page preserves that boundary rather than guessing the current limits.

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Command An Army Summon Odds

The supplied gameplay shows a summon interface and mentions a four-star pity, but it does not provide a complete official odds table. This page does not invent percentages or pity thresholds.

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Roster

Command An Army All Units

The supplied footage identifies units and roles such as Mercenary, Spearman, Shieldman, Archer/Crossbowman, Scout Rider, Berserker, and Spartan. This is a source-bound roster reference, not a claim that the list is complete after updates.

Command An Army New Units

The supplied tier-list and update-oriented videos reference new units, but do not provide an authoritative live update roster. New-unit value can change with balancing and banners.

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Tier List

Command An Army Tier List

The supplied YouTube sources are community tier lists. They are useful snapshots of player opinion, but are not official balance data and can age quickly after a game update.

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Unit Guides

Command An Army Archer Guide

Archer is identified in current coverage as a starter ranged-support option. This guide focuses on protected positioning and target selection rather than unverified damage, range, rarity, or star-cost claims.

Command An Army Crossbowman Guide

Crossbowman is listed in current coverage as a Standard Banner ranged unit used for objective pressure. Its live stats and star cost are not published here; verify those values on the current in-game card.

Command An Army Flame Archer Build Guide

Flame Archer has dedicated search interest but no verified official stat table in the supplied evidence. Use this page to build a safe test setup rather than relying on unconfirmed damage claims.