Travian Offense Calculator πŸ†• Confirmed

You need to destroy a building level:

Attacker infantry attack = 180,000 β†’ ratio = 0.48 β†’ attacker loses badly.

Attacker cavalry attack = 55,000 β†’ ratio = 0.08 β†’ all cavalry die. travian offense calculator

: Defender infantry defense = 2000Γ—35 = 70,000 + 1000Γ—45 = 45,000 β†’ total 115,000 With wall: 115,000 Γ— (1 + 2.25) = 115,000 Γ— 3.25 = 373,750 defense

Wall is partially after an attack:

| Input | Explanation | |-------|-------------| | | Number of each offensive unit (clubs, axes, imperians, TTs, paladins, etc.) | | Your hero (optional) | Attack value, weapon, level | | Defender’s troop counts | Including garrison, trapper, reinforcements | | Wall type & level | Earth wall (Gauls), palisade (Romans), stone wall (Teutons) | | Residence / Palace level | Affects chief loyalty drop | | Morale | Usually (DefenderPoints / AttackerPoints) Γ— 0.5 + 0.5 capped 0.5–1.0 | | Catapults (if sieging) | Number and target building | | Chiefs / Senators | Number and target building | 4. Formulas Used in the Calculator 4.1 Base Attack vs Defense Attacker_Total_Attack = Ξ£( unit_count Γ— unit_attack_value ) Defender_Total_Defense = Ξ£( unit_count Γ— unit_defense_value_matching_attacker_type ) Then:

TotalAttack = SUMPRODUCT(B2:B10, C2:C10) TotalDefenseInf = SUMPRODUCT(defender_counts, defender_inf_def) * (1 + wall_bonus) Winner = IF(TotalAttack > TotalDefenseInf, "Attacker", "Defender") Losses_Attacker = attacker_counts * (defense / attack)^1.5 (cap at 0.95) For advanced, use lookup tables for all tribes and units. | Tribe | Infantry attack | Cavalry attack | |-------|----------------|----------------| | Teuton – Axeman | 60 | – | | Teuton – Paladin | – | 55 | | Roman – Imperian | 70 | – | | Roman – Equites Imperatoris | – | 120 | | Gaul – Swordsman | 65 | – | | Gaul – Theutates Thunder | – | 90 | You need to destroy a building level: Attacker

Attacker_Loss_% = (Defender_Total_Defense / Attacker_Total_Attack) ^ 1.5 (capped) But real simulators use the (randomized within Β±10%).