Most of this site is reading material. The trouble is that a guide can make perfect sense on the page and still leave you stuck the moment you open the game: "so what week is my server on?", "does this five actually beat a tank mono?". The War Room is where those questions get answered by poking at things. It takes the rules written in our guides and wires them to inputs — your server number, your lineup — so the answer changes as you change them.
The three tools chain together. If the quiz says tank, the result links straight into the Squad Builder with that lineup loaded; the planner then tells you when your carry's weapon hits Lv20. On a Season 6 server, hold that date up against the awakening week the Season Clock shows. That's literally the order I walk new alliance members through.
Ground rules we built to
Numbers come from our data or our guides — nowhere else. The Season Clock runs on open dates and measured season starts for 2,304 servers. The Squad Builder uses the tier list and the counters guide. The planner uses the same shard-cost table as the calculators.
Unknowns stay unknown. Dates only the studio knows, like the next season's launch, never get a countdown. You get the range earlier waves actually took, and every estimate is labelled as one.
Lightweight. No login, nothing sent to a server. Your server number stays in this browser; lineups live in the URL, so sharing is just copying the link.
Who it's for
New or returning players: start with the quiz. Once you know what you're building, every other tool's answer narrows down. Alliance officers: the Season Clock's copy button turns the Monday announcement into a one-minute job, and when a new member asks about their lineup I just send them a Squad Builder link with the lineup already loaded — faster than explaining. Thinking about migrating? Check your server's wave and migration group in the Season Clock first, then move on to the migration finder.
The analysis behind these tools is written up separately in Data Insights. If a rule looks wrong to you, tell us — we re-check everything at the next data snapshot.
