Last Asylum: Plague: Plague: Attacking Guildless Bases Rules and Etiquette

Attacking guildless (unaligned) bases in Last Asylum: Plague: Plague is mechanically permitted, but whether it is treated as acceptable gameplay or bad manners depends on your server's community rules and the target's activity level. Before attacking an unaligned player, scout the base to check for unprotected resources and confirm that your server’s Non-Aggression Pact (NAP) does not forbid the strike.

Is Attacking Guildless Players Considered Bad Manners?

Raiding unaffiliated bases is generally accepted across mature servers if the target is an inactive account and the attack complies with local kingdom agreements. The game design encourages open-world combat to harvest uncollected food, water, and building supplies. However, the player base distinguishes between harvesting dead accounts and griefing newcomers.

Inactive or Abandoned Bases: Striking "dead bases" where the owner has stopped playing is standard farming practice. These accounts hold stockpiles above their vault protection limit without contributing to server growth.
Active Newcomers: Burning an active, developing player who simply lacks a guild tag is widely viewed as poor etiquette. Clearing their troops and setting their base ablaze harms kingdom retention, which reduces overall server strength in cross-server events like Kingdom versus Kingdom (KVK).

Common Kingdom NAP Frameworks

Most kingdoms establish Non-Aggression Pacts run by top alliances to control infighting. Breaking these server-wide agreements can lead to punitive rallies against your base regardless of your own alliance affiliation.

Top Alliance NAP Only: Alliances within the designated cutoff (such as the top 5 or top 10) agree not to attack each other. Unaligned players and smaller alliances outside the ranking are treated as open targets for resource raiding.
Server-Wide Peace: Base attacks are prohibited on weekdays to let all players develop. Raiding unaligned bases is restricted strictly to scheduled Kill Events.
Headquarters Level Protection: Some server councils ban burning bases below a specific threshold (such as Base Level 10 or 15) to shield beginners, even if they have not joined an alliance.

Check your server's community announcements or consult alliance leadership before launching an offensive march against any unaligned coordinate.

How to Scout and Evaluate Unaligned Targets

Never march on an unaligned base without sending a scout squad first. Scouting reveals defense garrisons, wall durability, and the exact volume of unprotected loot. If all resources sit below the target's warehouse protection ceiling, an attack consumes march stamina and causes defensive losses while providing zero payout.

Target Base Profile	Defense Status	Resource Payout	Tactical Recommendation
Inactive Farm Base	Zero troops / No stationed hero	Stockpile exceeds vault protection	Raid using high-load gathering formations
Active Newcomer Base	Low-tier defensive garrison	Minimal / Protected beneath vault limit	Do not attack; send an alliance invite
Hidden Trap Base	High wall durability / Max hero garrison	High resource balance as bait	Avoid attacking to prevent massive troop casualties

When plundering confirmed inactive bases, use squad formations with high cargo capacity, such as gathering units led by load-buffing heroes. Keep your primary combat squads in reserve unless you encounter defensive resistance.

Risks of Striking Alt Accounts and Hidden Traps

Attacking an unaligned base carries risks beyond basic wall defenses. High-tier players frequently run guildless secondary "alt" accounts to store surplus building supplies and food without taking up roster slots in their primary alliance.

If you burn an alt account, the owner can pull your coordinates from the defense battle log. Retaliation typically follows quickly:

Your headquarters may face coordinated rallies from top-ranking combat marches.
Your wall durability will be reduced to zero, forcing an involuntary base relocation.
Your medical tents will fill with wounded troops, stalling your progression.
Severe or repeated violations can place you or your alliance on a server-wide Kill-on-Sight (KOS) list.

Recommended Etiquette for Resource Harvesting

Apply these practical checks to gather supplies efficiently while staying off server hit lists:

Verify Inactivity: Look for static progression, zero movement, and untouched structures over several days before treating a base as an abandoned resource farm.
Avoid Zeroing Developing Bases: If an unaligned base belongs to an active player and server rules allow farming them, take only excess resources. Do not wipe out their entire troop pool or repeatedly zero their wall durability.
Recruit Active Players: If you find an active unaligned player, send an alliance recruitment message instead of an attack squad. Adding active members provides lasting server benefits that outweigh a single resource haul.
Seek Alliance Protection if Targeted: If you are currently guildless and taking damage from raiders, join an established alliance immediately to gain collective defense support and diplomatic coverage under the server NAP.