Updated November 14, 2026
What does a Total Battle Calculator do?
A troop stack calculator helps you choose how many units to send in a march. A compensation calculator estimates the silver reimbursement for losses. They solve different problems: army composition and clan reimbursement agreements. You can use both tools here without an account.
Total Battle Stack Calculator: leadership, dominance and authority
Enter march capacities and total health and strength bonuses. Choose guardsmen, specialists, monsters or mercenaries and adjust each unit’s statistics and inventory. The calculator returns whole-unit quantities, used capacity and a theoretical loss order for planning epic monster attacks.
Open in the appHow to plan troop stacking for epic monsters
Read bonuses from your battle report, select guardsmen tiers and check the other units’ statistics. Use “Try G1 example” to preview a result before entering your own army. Recalculate after changing inputs. The plan depends on your values: it does not simulate damage, victory, points or revival costs. Double damage and second strikes are not modeled.
Total Battle Compensation Calculator: silver reimbursement and tax
Add lost quantities and a silver value per unit. Set the compensation percentage agreed with your clan and any transfer tax. The result separates base loss value, compensation to receive and silver to send. Suggested rates are editable community conventions, not official prices. Enter clan-agreed rates for monsters and mercenaries.
Compensation example: 100 archers with 20% transfer tax
At 100 silver per archer, losing 100 archers with 100% compensation gives a 10,000 silver reimbursement. If the transfer deducts 20%, send 12,500 silver. Formula: sum of quantity × unit value × compensation percentage; silver to send = reimbursement ÷ (1 − tax). Totals are rounded up.
G1 stack example: 10,000 leadership
With no units selected, choose “Try G1 example”. The calculator sets leadership to 10,000, dominance and authority to zero, all bonuses to zero and one G1 guardsmen tier. Read the resulting quantities and used capacity, then enter your actual bonuses and recalculate to compare your plan.
Partial compensation example: 50% reimbursement
Enter 100 lost units at 100 silver each, 50% compensation and 20% transfer tax. Base losses are 10,000 silver, compensation is 5,000 and silver to send is 6,250. With zero transfer tax, the amount to send equals the reimbursement: 5,000 silver.