KiNGSLAyER Raids TQL

Hello everyone, it’s KiNGSLAyER again with another hunt story.

It was shortly before reset when KiNGSLAyER received a message from Normalone from his alliance NpW. The message was about two castles in K73 that had just lost their bubbles. Both castles were from the alliance TQL and were around 1.5 billion power, so it was immediately clear that this could be a very good opportunity. KiNGSLAyER did not need much time to think about it. As soon as he heard about the two unprotected castles, he quickly got himself ready for another hunt and prepared to jump into K73.

There was not much time to waste because situations like this can change very quickly. A castle without a bubble can stay open for only a short time before the owner notices what is happening and protects it again. Since Normalone had already found the two castles and passed the information over, KiNGSLAyER knew that this was the right moment to move. He made sure everything was ready and then jumped straight into K73 to check the targets for himself.

The first castle KiNGSLAyER decided to attack belonged to CopperBeech from TQL. The castle was around 1.5 billion power and, after checking what was inside, KiNGSLAyER could see that it was not an empty castle by any means. CopperBeech had more than 8 million T4 troops inside and more than 25 million troops in total. That made it a serious target, but the reports also showed KiNGSLAyER that the castle was worth going for. With the right setup and his infantry bleeding lineup ready, he decided to start the attack.

KiNGSLAyER sent the first attack against CopperBeech and waited for the report to come back. With more than 25 million troops inside, it was obvious that one attack would not be enough to finish the castle. The first hit still made a big difference and gave KiNGSLAyER a much better idea of how much was left. He checked the report carefully and saw that the setup was working exactly as intended. Instead of changing his plan, he decided to keep going with the same lineup and attack again.

The second attack continued to clear out the remaining troops. CopperBeech still had enough troops left that KiNGSLAyER could not simply stop there, so he went in for the third time. The third attack finally finished the job and brought the castle down to zero. Three attacks were enough to completely clear a castle with more than 25 million troops, including over 8 million T4. KiNGSLAyER checked the final report and was happy with the result. The first TQL castle was gone, but there was still another one waiting nearby.

The second target was MapleGal, also from TQL. The castle was again around 1.5 billion power and had another strong troop setup inside. MapleGal had around 8 million T4 troops and roughly 18 million troops in total. After what had just happened with CopperBeech, KiNGSLAyER already had a good idea of what to expect. He checked the report, saw that the castle was worth attacking and decided to continue without wasting time.

The first attack against MapleGal went in shortly after. Just like with the first target, KiNGSLAyER was not expecting the castle to disappear after a single hit. There were still around 18 million troops inside, so the important thing was to keep making progress without taking unnecessary losses. Once the first report came back, KiNGSLAyER checked the remaining troops and saw that another attack should be enough to finish the castle.

He sent the second attack and waited for the final report. This time there was no need for a third hit. The second attack was enough to bring MapleGal down to zero. That meant KiNGSLAyER had cleared both TQL castles, with three attacks needed for CopperBeech and only two for MapleGal. Five attacks in total were enough to remove both targets from the map.

The hunt was also another good example of how strong the infantry bleeding lineup can be when the situation is right. Both castles had a large number of troops inside and several million T4, but KiNGSLAyER was still able to clear them with only a small number of attacks. The reports showed that the lineup was doing exactly what he wanted it to do, allowing him to deal with large troop counts without needing to turn the hunt into a long series of attacks.

By the end of the hunt, KiNGSLAyER had made more than 30 million merits from the two targets. Both TQL castles were at zero, and the whole hunt had been completed in only five attacks. Considering that everything started with a simple message from Normalone shortly before reset, the result was more than worth the quick preparation and jump into K73.

What made the hunt even better was how quickly everything came together. KiNGSLAyER did not spend a long time searching for targets or waiting for the perfect opportunity. Normalone spotted the two castles after they lost their bubbles and immediately passed the information along. KiNGSLAyER is already ready to fight, so there was no reason to overthink the situation. He jumped into K73, checked the castles and went straight to work.

CopperBeech and MapleGal both had strong castles with plenty of troops inside, but that did not stop KiNGSLAyER from taking the opportunity. Three attacks cleared the first castle and two were enough for the second one. More than 30 million merits came from the two targets, while both TQL castles were left at zero. It was another clean hunt and another good reminder of how useful the right lineup can be when you find the right targets.

For KiNGSLAyER, it was a very good way to spend the time before reset. A quick message from a member of NpW turned into two strong targets in K73, five attacks cleared more than 40 million troops in total, and the final result was over 30 million merits. Two TQL castles were gone, and KiNGSLAyER could head back knowing that the quick decision to jump into K73 had definitely paid off.

Thanks for reading

KiNGSLAyER