R3ED Beginner Guide
R3ED Alliance Knowledge Base · English
Welcome to 1reddd3
This alliance was founded by experienced veterans.
We are warriors and PvP players. If you are looking for guidance and want to improve your skills, join our alliance.
Active players are welcome. Here you can exchange knowledge with experienced players.
Rules
- Gather resources inside alliance territory whenever possible.
- Please teleport into alliance territory.
- Players who are offline for 3 days without notice will be removed.
- Good organization, no drama.
- If you have problems or complaints, please contact R4 or R5.
Alliance Events
Large Events with Limited Participation
- Dragon Treasure / Dragon Event · 13:00 UTC
- Island Events
- Archipelago Events
- R3 members and registered participants have priority.
1. Choose ONE Troop Type
The biggest beginner mistake is developing Ranged, Infantry and Riders at the same time.
Choose one main troop type early and invest most of your resources into it.
2. Build ONE Main March
1 very strong march
3 average marches
One strong march wins fights. Three weak marches lose fights.
3. Prioritize Heroes Correctly
Finish one hero first. Then the next one.
- Nova half-built
- Julia half-built
- Louis half-built
- Finish Nova
- then Julia
- then the next hero
Hero Suggestions by Troop Type
After choosing your main troop type, focus your hero development around that troop type.
These examples are useful starting points for players who are still building their first strong march.
Important: Do not spread your fragments and resources across too many heroes at the same time.
Low-Spender / F2P Hero Advice
If you invest only a little money or play mostly free-to-play, do not chase every S-Hero early.
S-Heroes can become very strong, but they usually need a lot of fragments and resources before they are truly effective.
- Many unfinished S-Heroes
- Spreading fragments too widely
- Changing your main march too often
- Focus one strong normal hero first
- Build one reliable main march
- Save premium resources for long-term goals
Rule: A finished normal hero is usually more useful than an expensive S-Hero that is only half-built.
4. Assistants Work Differently
Assistants provide skills and star unlocks.
Assistants normally do not require investment in armaments or talent tree optimization.
Important: Armaments only count for the leader hero.
5. Power Is Not Everything
More power does not automatically mean more combat strength.
- Technology
- Commander Equipment
- Troop Equipment
- Armaments
- Hero Combinations
6. Focus Technology
- Main troop type
- Combat technologies
- Secondary troop types
- Luxury research
Do not research everything at the same time.
7. Prioritize Commander Equipment
Priorities
- Ranged: Backpack → Weapon → Helmet
- Infantry: Backpack → Chest → Knife
- Riders: Backpack → Pants → Boots
One strongly upgraded item is more important than many half-upgraded items.
8. Prioritize the Backpack
The backpack affects all troop types. Many strong players prioritize it first.
- Troop Counter DMG
- Troop Normal Attack DMG
These stats significantly increase actual combat damage.
9. Common Equipment Mistakes
Many beginners waste resources by spreading equipment across too many heroes or chasing gear that they cannot realistically upgrade.
- Equipping support heroes
- Chasing Legendary gear too early
- Building multiple unfinished sets
- Ignoring equipment stars and set upgrades
- Equip only your main leader first
- Complete one usable set before switching
- Upgrade equipment stars
- Focus resources on one main march
Important: One team only needs one equipment set for the leader hero.
Support heroes do not need equipment for battle. Their equipment does not provide combat value while they are used as assistants.
10. Equipment Quality Tiers
Higher rarity is not automatically better if you cannot upgrade it. A complete upgraded set is usually more useful than a rare unfinished set.
Beginner Rule
Build one normal equipment set to 5★ first before chasing a Gold or Legendary set that you cannot upgrade.
- One rare item with no stars
- Unfinished Gold or Legendary pieces
- No complete set bonus
- One complete usable set
- Equipment upgraded to 5★
- Resources focused on the main leader
Rule: Upgrade what you can finish. Do not chase the highest rarity too early.
11. Focus Armaments
Good armaments belong on leader heroes. Assistants do not need high-quality armaments.
Resources should be concentrated instead of spread out.
12. Always Take Part in Events
Even small events provide valuable long-term resources:
13. Troops Are Consumables
Not every fight is worth it. Ask before every fight:
- Does this fight give points?
- Does this fight help the alliance?
- Can I win this fight?
If the answer is “No” multiple times, reposition instead.
14. Alliance Is More Important Than Power
An active alliance provides help, rallies, events, knowledge and rewards.
A good alliance speeds up progress more than many purchases.
Summary
- Choose one troop type.
- Build one main march.
- Finish one hero after another.
- Focus equipment and armaments on the leader.
- Do not equip support heroes.
- Complete and upgrade one usable equipment set first.
- Focus technology.
- Prioritize the backpack.
- Take part in events.
- Do not confuse power with strength.
- Follow alliance instructions.
- Stay patient.