To migrate successfully to Kingshot servers 1–235 (Migration Groups 1 and 2), inspect your destination kingdom's top alliance rankings, contact alliance leadership to verify account requirements, and confirm that your playstyle matches their governance rules before committing your transfer.
Servers in the 1–235 range are heavily influenced by established Korean alliances. While these kingdoms offer structured governance and reliable cross-server event performance, they enforce strict playstyle expectations.
Group 1 vs. Group 2 Server Environment
The first two migration groups cater to different stages of server maturity. Review their key differences to match your account power and goals:
| Feature | Migration Group 1 (Earliest Servers) | Migration Group 2 (Later Servers in Range) |
|---|---|---|
| Server Maturity | Highly mature, active since launch | Mid-game focus, post-launch stabilized |
| Roster Environment | Highly optimized hero rosters and veteran players | Moderate power gaps between veterans and new arrivals |
| Integration Atmosphere | Established power structures and long-standing rivalries | Slightly more room for account integration |
| Core Benefit | High stability and proven event coordination | Balance between organized play and mid-game progress |
Key Server Rules and Korean Alliance Governance
Veteran Korean alliances in servers 1–235 generally run a "server-first" management structure. High-ranking leadership coordinates resource distribution and server objectives to maximize victory in kingdom-versus-kingdom (KvK) content.
Entering these servers requires accepting specific operational trade-offs:
- Strict Farming Protocols: Unprovoked attacks on active resource nodes or uncoordinated field PvP are strictly forbidden on regulated servers.
- Structured Event Rotations: Kingdom events and major objectives follow preset rotations managed by top leadership rather than free-for-all participation.
- Vetting and Selection: Main alliances vet recruits based on account power, active participation history, and roster compatibility before accepting applications.
- Communication Standards: Leaders communicate primarily in Korean; non-Korean speakers must rely on in-game translation tools and seek alliances with bilingual channels.
Step-by-Step Server Vetting Process
Follow these steps before initiating your migration:
- Check Alliance Leaderboards: Open the target server's leaderboard to check whether the top alliances are predominantly Korean-speaking and tightly organized.
- Review Kingdom KvK History: Inspect recent KvK and kingdom-wide event results. Consistent wins indicate strong leadership and community coordination.
- Contact Leadership Directly: Message alliance leaders before transferring to confirm your spending tier, activity level, and roster fit.
- Confirm Rules and Roster Slots: Verify whether non-Korean members are accepted, whether translation channels are available, and if a main alliance slot is open for your account.
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Can you add more details about strategy in a future update?
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