QUESTION: has anyone figured out how much plunder an assassination generates? I'd like to know if I should dump my spies on eb or farm some unluckies
EB assassination plunder is based on how much damage you do. Since the damage is random, you can't put an exact number on it, but they do pay decently well for Hansels.
Its not exactly how much damage you do. Its your build. This is my theory.. Guilds give a postive addition to assa/scout/steal plunder. This is because you get spy stats. SoS and Vol will increase your steal plundur because the stats increase by a ton. However, only with vols will the assa and scout plunder increase, that because the total plunder (in ally/self) is greater than guild, for SoS is not. Now, this is thr confusing part... Troop buildings decrease the amount of plunder an assassination/scout/steal will earn. This is determined by how many/how great the stats are by the troop building(s). This is just what I see in this mechanic.
Just a question on that darkness. So in other words the higher spy bfa , the stronger your spies are. Therfore making assassination stronger(?) doing more damage. . Increasing plunder? just curious.
Unless it's changed since I last played, it's 500k attack to do a half unload without fail. Even when I was 3.5m attack, I couldn't get in a full unload without failing.
I have tested this a few times at various build sizes, and what I have found is that it is roughly 75% the amount you get from your first hit at full troops. For example, if you make 40m first full troop hit, then you'll get 30m first assassination. But the assassination pay rate drops a lot faster than attack pay rate because there is no "assassination ally bonus." This means your last assassination will give something like 200k gold. So overall, it's better to skim both troops and spies for the max plunder possible. In any case, it's really easy to test and you could easily do it yourself. Just wait till your spies are full and hit the EB only once and wait to see your end bonus.
What exactly does OSW mean? I've been inactive for awhile and I think it means something like Open Spy ?
Off System War Also sometimes referred to as a "strip war." OSF stands for Open Spy Farm, which is what was used for the now obsolete PWARS a few years ago.
OSF Would be Opposing Spy Farm or Open Secret Farm or something along those lines. OSW is Off System War.
Actually, when your clan is signed up to participate in an EE War, only those who cast Wave of Conflict can participate. It's an Opt-in spell.