Myths of Moonrise: Small Farm Account Setup Guide

To supply your main sanctuary with food, wood, water, and iron in Myths of Moonrise without tying up your primary combat marches, set up a secondary "small farm" account. A dedicated farm base focuses purely on resource generation, gathering marches, and minimal building maintenance, allowing you to feed materials directly into your main base.

Palace Milestone and Building Targets

You do not need to level a farm account to high-tier endgame milestones. Keeping the Palace between Level 15 and Level 20 unlocks multiple march queues and access to higher-level resource nodes while keeping construction and research costs low.

Prioritize upgrading only infrastructure that aids resource collection or transfer:

Structure	Target Level	Primary Function
Palace	Level 15–20	Unlocks march slots and higher-tier map resource nodes.
Resource Production	Matches Palace	Generates passive hourly yields of food, wood, water, and iron.
Alliance Center	Matches Palace	Maximizes alliance help requests to reduce construction timers.
Barracks / Military Tents	Level 10–13	Allows continuous training of cheap transport units.
Depot / Warehouse	Keep Intentionally Low	Prevents stockpiled resources from being protected during attacks.

If you plan to transfer resources by attacking the farm with your main account, avoid over-leveling the Depot. A high-level Depot protects a larger percentage of your goods from being plundered.

Troop Training and Gathering Setup

Avoid training high-tier military units on a farm account. High-tier combat troops consume large quantities of food as upkeep, reducing the stockpile you can transfer.

Focus your military production on Tier 1 units:

Train Tier 1 infantry or transport units: Tier 1 units require negligible training costs, finish quickly, and carry high cargo relative to their low food upkeep.
Minimize battle losses: If rival players attack your gathering nodes, Tier 1 casualties are inexpensive to heal or replace.
Assign gathering heroes: Place heroes with passive march load or gathering speed skills in charge of your gathering marches to clear map nodes rapidly.

How to Transfer Resources to Your Main Account

Once your farm gathers a sufficient stockpile, use one of two methods to move the goods into your main sanctuary.

Method 1: Castle Plundering (Raiding)

Raiding your farm with your main account is the fastest way to move massive quantities of resources without transport limits:

Move the farm sanctuary directly next to your main base.
Remove the farm account from its alliance.
Remove all defense heroes from the farm wall and ensure all farm troops are out gathering or tucked away to avoid casualties.
Launch attacks from your main sanctuary against the farm. Each march takes resources up to the marching squad's load capacity, leaving behind only what the farm's Depot protects.

Method 2: Trade Post Transport

If you do not want to remove the farm from an alliance or leave a damaged base on the map, transfer goods through the Trade Post:

Place both accounts in the same alliance or feeder alliance.
Open the Trade Post and dispatch transport carts directly to your main sanctuary.
Account for the Trade Post tax rate and the march carriage cap, which require more time and trips than direct plundering.

Protection and Daily Routine

Unshielded farm accounts holding millions of raw resources are high-priority targets for hostile players. Protect your gathered stockpile with these operational practices:

Keep resource items in your bag: Never open itemized resource packs in your bag until the moment you transfer them. Inventory items cannot be scouted or looted by enemy players.
Empty the base before logging off: Either transfer gathered resources to your main base before long offline periods or deploy peace shields during Kill Events and kingdom war phases.
Empty storage targets: If hostile players scout your farm base when all unbagged resources have already been plundered or transported, they will find nothing worth attacking.