Where Your Battle Stats Come From

Open any battle report, tap Troop Stats, and the game shows you six numbers — thousands of percent of ATK and DEF that seem to come from nowhere. They don’t. Every one of those numbers is an open ledger: it expands into source rows, every row has a ⓘ tooltip, and everything adds up exactly. We read all of it from live reports (a Lv.200 Hunter Yeti rally and an arena fight where both sides’ tooltips were checked) and mapped the whole pipeline.

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The values on this page are one endgame account’s real numbers, used as a worked example because every sum was verified to the digit — including the opponent’s side of an arena report, on a second account. Your numbers will be different; the pipeline is the same for everyone. That’s the point of this page: once you see which pipe feeds which stat, you know exactly what building each system buys you.

The map — systems → channels → combat stats

Everything you build feeds combat through exactly three channels, and the engine simply adds them — there is no hidden math inside a stat line.

Troop % — applies to your whole march Unit % — per unit type, weighted by what you marched Hero flat ÷ 20 — flat hero stats convert to troop %

Big numbers: the measured account's Lv.200 Hunter Yeti rally report. Small lines: what the other side of two real fights had — the Yeti itself, and a Lv.155 player from an arena report. The shape is identical for every player: each stat expands in-game into source rows, and each row's ⓘ tooltip splits into the three channels. All six stats and every tooltip were checked on both accounts: each one sums exactly (one 0.1 display-rounding).

The golden conversion — 20 flat hero stat = +1% troop stat

The least-known rule in the game, hiding in plain sight in every report tooltip: flat hero ATK and DEF convert into troop-wide percentages at a fixed rate — 20 flat = 1% — averaged across the heroes you march. Statue headlines, star bonuses, hero levels, hero gear, the vehicle’s hero line: they’re all troop-wide multipliers wearing hero-stat clothes.

Report tooltip line	The math	✅
Hall of Honor 1,207.5%	24,150 flat ÷ 20	exact
Hero Rank (stars) 487.5%	9,750 ÷ 20	exact
Mod Vehicle 1,447.0%	28,940 ÷ 20	exact
Structures 20.0%	400 ÷ 20	exact
Hero Level 347.8%	avg of 3 ATK-oriented (8,532) + 2 DEF-oriented (4,594) marched heroes, ÷ 20	exact

It even held on the arena opponent’s side: a Lv.155 account’s Hero Level lines came out at 292.2% / 259.1% — exactly what the leveling chart’s level-bonus values predict for five Lv.155 heroes. Practical meaning: every 20 points of hero ATK you add anywhere in the march is +1% ATK for every unit in it. That’s why Hall of Honor statues and gear promotions carry a march, and why the Scaling Guide keeps telling you to feed them.

Anatomy of one number — 9,120.9% Troop ATK

Every source row from the report’s ATK expansion, drawn to scale. Heroes and the vehicle are almost seven tenths of the whole number:

Heroes

4,194.5%

Hall of Honor 1,207.5 · gear 2,076.7 · stars 487.5 · levels 347.8 · unit 75

Mod Vehicle

2,125.4%

troop 426.0 · flat÷20 1,447.0 · hero 252.4

Faction counter

1,189.7%

the faction layer — your always-on ×1.15 bonus; decoded in the triangle section below

Decorations

500.1%

Research techs

467.0%

troop 130 + unit 252 + hero 85 — matches the tree tables exactly

Structures

296.0%

Extra bonus

226.2%

VIP

45.0%

Alliance

41.0%

Monthly pass

20.0%

HQ skin

16.0%

The thirteen rows add to exactly 9,120.9% — nothing else. The same is true for DEF (6,547.8%), HP (450.0%), DMG Boost (612.8%) and DMG Reduction (108.5%) on this account, and for all six stats on the arena opponent’s report.

Stats that only work in rallies

Comparing the same troop in a rally report and an arena report isolates a whole bucket. (The summary panel also splits ATK into two terms, like 7,921.2% + 1,188.2% — that add-on is the ledger’s Faction Counter row. It’s not really “the counter”: it’s your always-on faction bonus, times the counter when the matchup applies — decoded in the faction-triangle section below.)

Stat	Rally	Arena	What changed
Troop ATK	9,120.9%	9,109.4%	Alliance-tech Team-Up ATK 10 gone; the faction row is 15% of the base, so it tracked the −10 with a −1.5
Troop DMG Boost	612.8%	557.8%	the Team Up 55 row vanished
Troop DMG Reduction	108.5%	106.5%	Leader’s Will’s Team Up 2 vanished
Troop HP / DEF	450.0 / 6,547.8%	450.0 / 6,547.6%	unchanged (no Team Up rows there)

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Team Up stats are rally-only. Alliance-tech Team-Up lines and Leader’s Will’s Team DMG / DMG Reduction / Team-Up family buff your rallies and reinforcements — they do nothing in solo fights. Plan Leader’s Will as a rally-leader investment.

What the percentages multiply — troop tier base stats

The six report stats are tier-blind: nothing in the ledger references troop tiers. What the percentages multiply is each unit’s base stats, set only by its tier — and identical across all three unit types (assaulters, riders, shooters), read live from the training screen:

Tier	Power	ATK	DEF	HP	Load
T8	3,530	35	35	141	2,000
T9	4,340	40	40	148	2,000
T10	5,640	45	45	155	2,000

Across T8–T10 the bases step by +5 ATK/DEF and +7 HP per tier (Load never moves), so the whole engine reduces to one line:

combat stat = tier base × (1 + your report %) — then the always-on faction multiplier when troops march with matching-faction heroes.

On the measured account (ATK 9,120.9%, HP 450.0%) a single T10 fights at 45 × 92.209 ≈ 4,149 effective ATK and 155 × 5.5 ≈ 852.5 effective HP before the faction bonus. Two practical reads fall straight out of the table:

• Per march slot, higher tier always wins. Capacity slots are fixed, and a T10 in a slot is +12.5% ATK/DEF and +4.7% HP over a T9 in that same slot — multiplied by your entire % ledger.
• Per point of power, lower tier is the tougher body. A T10 carries 30% more power than a T9 for 12.5% more ATK — T9s deliver about 15% more ATK (and 24% more HP) per point of power. Tier up because marches get stronger, not because the power rating gets more efficient — worth knowing for anyone watching kill-event trades, where losses are scored by what they were worth.

Player vs monster, player vs player

Monsters are flat stat blocks. The Lv.200 Yeti’s ledger is two rows: one big “Extra Bonus” block (+5,200% ATK and DEF; its HP is a lone +280%) plus a +750% Heroes row from its five Lv.150 zombie “heroes” — the ÷20 conversion again, working on a monster. It has no damage boost and no damage reduction: your DMG Boost lands against 0% reduction, which is why creature rallies melt monsters far above your own power.

Players are ledgers you can read. In a PvP report every row appears on both sides — and the report also prints the opponent’s research progress, gear levels, module levels and plugin resonance. From a real arena fight against a Lv.155 account running the same five heroes:

ATK source	Measured account	Lv.155 opponent	Where the gap lives
Heroes	4,194.5%	2,378.3%	gear averages ~28,600 flat ATK less per hero
Mod Vehicle	2,125.4%	600.6%	Destroyer-EX Lv.326 vs Destroyer Lv.183
Research techs	467.0%	253.0%	Field, Army Building, unit trees, TM, LW
Decorations	500.1%	130.9%	the most overlooked gap on the list

Their ledger closed exactly too — every rule on this page reproduced on an account 20 levels behind. And you don’t have to take our word for any of it: every row of both reports — all six stats, both sides, tooltips included — is published in the Battle Report Source Data tables, so you can cross-verify against your own reports.

The faction triangle, caught live

A second PvP report — a mono–Blood Rose Lv.175 march attacking a mono–Wings of Dawn Lv.155 player — put the faction triangle (WoD > BR > GO > WoD) on the wrong side for the attacker, and the ledger’s Faction Counter row finally showed all four of its faces at once ✅:

Ledger	Base	Faction Counter row	What the number is
Our Troop ATK (BR)	9,113.2%	+1,367.0%	exactly 15.0% of base — the always-on faction bonus (×1.15 with five matching-faction heroes)
Their Troop ATK (WoD)	3,715.5%	+984.6%	exactly 26.5% = 1.15 × 1.10 − 1 — bonus times their active counter
Our Troop DEF	8,063.3%	+0.0%	counter inert (BR counters GO, not WoD) — and the bonus never applies to DEF
Their Troop DEF	3,590.0%	+359.0%	exactly 10.0% — the active counter alone

So the row the game labels “Faction Counter” is really the whole faction layer: the bonus is ATK-only and always on (up to ×1.15), the counter adds ×1.10 to ATK and DEF but only for the side whose triangle applies, and the two multiply — a fully active side fights at ×1.265 ATK. That layer sits on top of everything else in the ledger.

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And here’s the punchline: the countered side won without losses — 3,539 units, zero perished, two lightly injured, against 712 wiped. The triangle is one ~10–26% layer; the other dozen rows of the ledger were worth several times that. Respect the counter in close fights; out-build it everywhere else.

Two more confirmations fell out of the same report: the completed Hall of Honor showed up in combat to the digit (the Heroes row’s HoH channel reads +525.0% DEF = 10,500 ÷ 20 — the statue finish, visible in a fight the same week), and the hero level-bonus formula predicted the Blood Rose march’s channels exactly (347.8% ATK / 308.5% DEF from three ATK- and two DEF-oriented heroes at Lv.175) — the fourth roster it has matched to the decimal.

What a round looks like

From live arena combat logs. A round is two exchanges — each attack answered by a counterattack — and shields absorb before HP (a hit that lands on shield reads 0 HP damage). Damage per hit decays as the loser’s units die.

Later rounds bring the skills volley: hero skills fire together and one round out-damages ten. Round 11 of a live arena win:

Hit	Damage
Spirit Doll! · EM Pulse! · Power of Devour! (skill-2s)	208,611 each
Precision Blast! · Arrow Shower! (skill-1s)	160,470 each
Normal attack	82,323
One round, total	−1,111,419 HP
The opponent’s whole volley back	−34,766 HP

What this means for your build

1. Heroes are nearly half your ATK. The Heroes row is statues, levels, stars and gear converted at 20-flat-per-1%. Hall of Honor fragments and gear promotions are troop buffs, not hero vanity.
2. The vehicle is the second engine. Modification, exterior modules and Tactical Plugins pay large troop %, a big flat hero line, most of your damage boost and nearly all of your damage reduction.
3. Everything is additive. The engine keeps one ledger per stat and adds the rows — even the Faction Counter appears as its own row. Breadth of systems beats depth in any single one; this is the Scaling Guide’s rule seen from inside the engine.
4. The quiet rows are free stats. Decorations, HQ skin, VIP, the monthly pass and alliance techs added over 600% ATK on the measured account — from things most players never check.
5. Research shows up exactly as published. The report’s tech tooltips reproduce the Tech Tree Stats tables to the digit — down to Leader’s Will’s freshly researched lines appearing in live combat.

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Decoded from live battle reports (Lv.200 Hunter Yeti rally + arena PvP with ⓘ tooltips read on both sides) and training-screen tier panels, September 24, 2026, with the faction layer decoded from a third report — Blood Rose vs Wings of Dawn, tooltips both sides — October 9, 2026 ✅. Every stat total and every tooltip split reconciles exactly, on both accounts. One curiosity for the record: hero-flat lines from Hero Training’s “All Heroes’” node and the summary panel’s Hero ATK/DEF totals follow extra rules still being decoded — they’ll be added here when verified.