Age of Empires Mobile Raiding Guide: Rallies and War Reports

To raid enemy player resources in Age of Empires Mobile, launch coordinated rally attacks led by players with high War Hall levels, keep hospital capacity higher than your expected casualties, and adjust your squad compositions using battle report data.

War Hall Levels and Rally Execution

When attacking fortified enemy cities, solo marches often lack the strength to break through defenses. Initiating a rally combines troop numbers from multiple alliance members into a single attack.

• War Hall Capacity: The rally leader's War Hall level determines the total troop capacity of the alliance march. If members attempt to send more troops than the War Hall allows, surplus troops are left behind, reducing the rally's overall damage output. Always designate the player with the highest War Hall level as the rally leader.
• Alliance Coordination: Ensure participating alliance members dispatch troops that match the leader's main march type to maximize combined offensive buffs.

Reading War Reports and Managing Troop Losses

Sustained resource raiding requires monitoring your hospital limits to avoid permanent troop losses. Every combat log provides essential diagnostic metrics for your next strike:

• Plundered Resources: Shows the exact amount of loot taken. Low yield indicates the defender's stores are depleted or shielded by city structures.
• Wounded vs. Killed: Troops wounded in combat fill your medical facilities. If your hospital capacity is reached, any additional wounded troops die permanently.
• Triage Adjustment: If a report shows high permanent troop deaths, your hospitals are over capacity or the battle intensity bypassed standard triage. Stop raiding immediately to heal units before launching another march.

Offensive Heroes and Sequential Attack Timing

Maximizing resource yield depends on high burst damage and aggressive strike timing.

Using Attila for High-Burst Raids

Attila relies on high burst damage to turn city engagements quickly. When building a squad around Attila:

• Pair him with heroes that increase direct damage output rather than defensive or healing abilities.
• Use offensive buffs to collapse enemy defenses before reinforcements can arrive or before defenders can shield their city.

Executing Sequential Attacks ("Len-geki")

Sequential attacks involve launching rapid, staggered strikes against a single target rather than relying on one isolated attack.

1. Coordinate consecutive marches with alliance members so attacks land in quick succession.
2. Keep the defender under constant pressure to prevent them from repairing walls or healing defending units between strikes.
3. Check your available hospital space between each wave to ensure repeated strikes do not overflow your medical facilities.