Warhammer: Chaos & Conquest: How to Share Battle Reports

To share a battle report in Warhammer: Chaos & Conquest, open your in-game mailbox, select the Reports tab, choose the combat log you want to display, and tap the Share icon in the upper section of the screen. Selecting your target chat feed posts an interactive link directly into chat, allowing alliance members to inspect enemy compositions, player casualties, and defensive stats without taking screenshots.

Steps to Share a Combat Report

Distributing a combat report takes only a few taps from the main interface:

1. Open the Mailbox: Tap the envelope icon on the bottom navigation bar of the HUD.
2. Select the Reports Tab: Tap Reports at the top of the mailbox screen. This tab isolates military actions—such as attacks, defenses, scout logs, and warband rallies—from regular player messages and system mail.
3. Open the Battle Log: Locate the relevant combat encounter from your chronological list and tap it to open the detailed breakdown.
4. Tap the Share Button: Tap the Share icon located in the upper portion of the battle report window.
5. Choose the Destination Channel: Select Alliance Chat (or Global Chat) to post an interactive summary card to that feed.

Alliance members can tap the shared card in the chat window to view the full engagement metrics.

What Shared Battle Reports Display

When an ally opens your shared link, the game displays the complete performance metrics for both attacker and defender:

Practical Alliance Applications

Coordinated warbands rely on shared combat logs to make real-time tactical adjustments during offensive and defensive operations:

• Configuring Rally Compositions: Sharing an initial scout or probe attack log allows rally leaders to adjust unit types. If an enemy fortress stacks heavy anti-infantry defenses, rally members can switch to mounted units or monsters before marching.
• Timing Follow-Up Attacks: Casualty numbers reveal whether an enemy's wounded units are filling their healing tents. High death tolls relative to wounded counts signal that the target's hospital capacity is full, marking the ideal window for an immediate follow-up strike.
• Coordinating Garrison Reinforcements: When a defended fortress takes damage, sharing the defense log immediately tells allies how many defenders survived and whether wall integrity failed. This prevents teammates from reinforcing an already-depleted stronghold.

Managing Mailbox Limits and Log Security

Battle reports do not stay in your inbox indefinitely. High-volume activities like monster hunting, gathering skirmishes, and alliance alerts will push older mail down the list until it is deleted by system storage caps.

• Lock Critical Reports: Favorite or lock important reports in your Reports tab immediately after combat so subsequent automated mail does not overwrite them.
• Limit Channel Distribution: Avoid sharing combat logs in Global Chat. Public reports reveal your active Champion gear, hospital limits, and remaining troop reserves to rival alliances, leaving your fortress vulnerable to counter-rallies.
• Record Data for Long Campaigns: In-game chat links can expire after client updates or get lost in active chat history. Note key enemy gear sets and troop compositions in alliance notes if tracking rival fortresses over an extended war.