Two free, four with Pro
Add tags from one kingdom or from across servers. Two columns are free; Pro opens four, and each column keeps its own colour so a row never loses which alliance you are reading.
Alliance compare
Compare Kingshot alliances
Put two alliances on the same table for free, or four with Pro: total power, global and kingdom rank, members, and — with Pro — roster averages, kills, and online counts. Adding an alliance loads its snapshot straight away, and every comparison keeps its own link so your officers read the same numbers.
1 of 2 alliances
- [VXR]K231
Top alliances
Alliance tags are the short name in game, such as DRX. A comparison needs the kingdom number too, because the same tag can exist on several servers.
Pro opens the roster layer and two more columns
The free preview shows board position for two alliances. Pro adds four columns plus average power, town centre, kills per member, online counts, officers, and the strongest member.
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Alliance compare
Read rival tags on the same rows
Alliance pages are built for one tag at a time. When you are choosing between tags, planning a merge, or checking who is actually stronger in a rival server, compare puts the numbers you are weighing on one table: total power and rank, member count, roster averages, kills, online counts, and the age of each snapshot.
Board numbers and roster depth
The free preview shows power, leader, member count, and rank. Pro adds the roster layer: average power, town center, kills per member, online counts, officers, and the strongest member.
A link you can hand over
Every comparison has its own link that keeps every tag. Send it to your R4 and R5 chat so officers argue about the same rows instead of four open tabs.
How to compare alliances
- 1Add an alliance with its kingdom number and tag, or paste an alliance link. Its snapshot loads straight away.
- 2Add a second for free, or up to four with Pro. Each column fills in as its snapshot arrives.
- 3Read the green ticks for who leads each row. Pro opens the roster rows underneath.
Each column shows the age of its snapshot. A column is refreshed the moment you add it, so the table usually reflects the latest saved numbers; the age under each tag is the honest timestamp.
Alliance compare FAQ
How many alliances can I compare?
Two at a time for free, four with Pro. Two is enough to check a rival tag; four is for merge talks and multi-server comparisons.
Why is one column empty?
Either the lookup is busy — the column offers Retry in a few seconds — or no alliance with that tag exists in that kingdom. Check the kingdom number and the exact tag: 240 DRX and 1628 DRX are different alliances.
What does the free preview include?
Board position for two alliances: total power, global rank, kingdom rank, rank change, members, leader, and kingdom. Pro adds two more columns and the roster layer: average power, average town center, kills per member, online counts, officers, and the strongest member.
Does a comparison update on its own?
Every column shows the age of its snapshot. Adding an alliance refreshes its numbers once, and the age under the tag tells you how current they are.
Can I compare alliances from different kingdoms?
Yes. Tags repeat across servers, so the kingdom number is part of every entry — 240 DRX and 1628 DRX are different alliances.
How is this different from Alliance Rankings?
Alliance Rankings is the global Top 100 board. Compare takes the tags you care about and puts their numbers on the same rows, including roster detail the board does not show.