Evony: Check T15 Troops Against Hospital Capacity

Before training more T15 troops in Evony, compare your total troop count with your hospital capacity. If your army exceeds that capacity, treat it as a warning to review your risk—not as proof that every troop lost in battle will die permanently.

What the comparison can tell you

The supplied strategy draft recommends keeping total troop numbers at or below hospital capacity to reduce the risk of losses exceeding that capacity. But it does not establish that every battle loss would otherwise become a death, or that staying under capacity guarantees troops will be hospitalized.

The draft also gives no reliable percentage threshold. Its claim that being 10% over capacity creates a specific level of risk is not supported here, so do not use that number as a cutoff.

What to do before adding troops

1. Check your current hospital capacity, including any active buffs the draft says may affect it.
2. Compare that figure with your total troop count, not just your T15 count.
3. If your army is above capacity, pause before adding more troops and review your defensive plan. The supplied material does not establish which troops to delete or how many to keep.
4. Do not assume that troop layers will protect T15 units or that reducing troop numbers will prevent permanent losses; those claims are not established by the available information.