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Heroes

Anonymous — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 16:28:44 CDT

shaman
druidess
necromancer
mage
general
warmonger
visionary
mogul
assassin

Alliances

AlanMuir — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:37:02 CDT

Please choose the option you are looking for.

Alliance TAGS - A listing of known ROTI alliances with links to their sites

Find an Alliance - A guide to finding the best alliance.

Alliance TAGS

AlanMuir — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:34:55 CDT

Please put any contributions in alphabetical order with the tag first. Alliances added must have a link or will be removed on site.

Example:
xSoLx - Sons of Liberty

(The the list below)

~OTI~ - The Order of The Infernal Templars
~GEN~ - GENESIS
Я-∫-R - Redsword Revival
řëБë| - The Rebel Militia
G~EA -World of Gaea--Energist Alliance
Mvlk - Merga Valkyries
i4ni - WAR AMP

Acronyms & Dictionary

AlanMuir — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 22:14:12 CDT

The Warbook Acronyms & Dictionary
(in alphabetical order)

Acc (Account) - A user's account.

BF (Bottom Feeding) - The act of a larger kingdom attacking a much smaller kingdom (generally less than half the attacker's size) for land and/or money.

CA (Chain Attack) - 3 or more hits from a single kingdom (definition varies by alliance).

Ceasefire - An agreement to temporarily halt attacks between two more or more kingdoms and/or alliances.

Channels - In FA, one will talk about the 'proper' channels. This is the process of talking to the designated people of an alliance in regards to relations.

IGN (In Game Name) - A player's hero/kingdom name.

FA (Foreign Affairs; also, Full Alert) - One of several meanings. Foreign Affairs is the communication between two or more alliances. Full Alert is the highest alert status, at which a kingdom cannot be attacked by land.

Farm - The act of chain attacking a country for land, money, or experience repeatedly over time.

FB (Fireball or Facebook) - A dual meaning for two words. A fireball is an offensive spell that destroys a target's military units.

GT (Gamerstown) - A forum website that hosts alliances. Mainly used for Earth 2025, another texted based game.

K (a unit of measurement) - A 'K' is equal to 1,000. -- [ex. 20K = 20,000].

LAP (Limited-aggression Pact) - A set limit to the number of exchangeable hits between two or more alliances.

M / mil (a unit of measurement) - A 'M' is equal to 1,000,000. -- [ex. 30M = 30,000,000].

MPP (Mutual Protection Pact) - During peacetime this resembles a NAP but in times of war a MPP means that two alliances are to be considered as one. War on one is war with both.

Multi (Multiple) - A collection of kingdoms under the control of a single player.

NAP (Non-aggression Pact) - A no hit pact between two or more alliances.

Retal (Retaliation) - A hit in response to an initial hit.

RL (Real Life) - A relative term used by players to describe the world 'outside' Warbook, though some may argue that is not 'real'.

ROTI (Rise of the Infernals) - The short name given to the Warbook sequel.

Scripting - Running a program to automatically perform maintenance actions, tap one of one's own kingdoms or an allied kingdom, or attack an enemy kingdom, at preset intervals.

TJ (TJ Murphy) - The creator of Warbook.

WB (Warbook) - A game we love and hate.

WBC (Warbook Classic) - The short name given to the ROTI prequel.

WSOD / Whiteout (White Screen of Death) - A term that describes the time in which the Warbook server is down.

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~GEN~ — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 16:56:13 CDT

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~GEN~ — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 16:41:09 CDT

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Find an Alliance

~GEN~ — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 16:34:25 CDT

What to look for in an alliance

by ~GEN~

NOTE: This article reads like an essay in the point of view of an individual. This article is more a guide than an encyclopedic article.

How can you tell if an alliance is a good one?
What to look for in an alliance?

MCA (most common answer): Protection. I am tired of being farmed!

Answer: The who's who.
Reputation is perhaps the most important. Alliances that chain attack other alliances, have very little resources to support their structure, and poor leadership, are usually short lived. They are either attacked by a much more competent alliance or they fold.

Answer: Size does matter.
Membership size! There are a few exceptions like ☼, but those are held up by exceptional players. In the vast majority of cases, alliances with large numbers, but not overextended in their organization, tend to have the resources required to defend their membership. Alliances with only a few members usually cannot offer very much protection for a number of reasons. They are not distributed along the size range reducing their ability to retaliate and they often do not have enough active members.

Answer: Effort Justification.
Try to find an alliance that has an application process. Then you know they only accept certain types of players and there is an alliance structure. Alliances that freely invite people tend to loose track of their members.

Answer: Organization
A website. Organization is by far the most important aspect of finding a good alliance. Most alliances use facebook groups, but those groups are prone to looking track of posted info as topics disappear and you cannot divide topics into subject matters. One forum serves all. Best if they have their own forums which they can break down subjects such as policies, retals, private, etc. etc. Alliances that use live chat programs like IRC are super effective in war times for coordination.

Answer: The Law
Policies. You MUST find an alliance that has retal (retaliation policies) if you want to be protected. These are policies that state if one of its members is attacked, the original attacker will be retaliated upon by the alliance a certain number of times. Alliances that have NAP (Non-aggression pacts) with other alliances make for a well established alliance with friends in times of trouble. Also MDP/MPP (Mutual Defence Pack or Mutual Protection Pack) serves to further increase an Alliance's support network.

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