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Cookhouse

2025-08-30T18:59:00Z

KermitTheFrog: /* Cookhouse Menu */

Cookhouse provides food for survivors. Consumes [[Meat]]. Depending on the selected '''Production''' option you can select three types of meal. The capacity of cookhouse is 32 survivors.

== Cookhouse Menu ==

{| style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
|-
|
[[File:Healthy Gruel.png|48px|frameless|none|alt=Healthy Gruel|Healthy Gruel]]
|| [[File:Nutritious_Meal.png|48px|frameless|none|alt=Nutritious Meal|Nutritious Meal]] || [[File:Fancy_Meal.png|48px|frameless|none|alt=Fancy Meal|Fancy Meal]]
|-
| Healthy Gruel || Nutritious Meal || Fancy Meal
|}

=== Healthy Gruel ===

Basic food that will help survivors stave off hunger briefly.

=== Nutritious Meal ===

Full of nutrition and largely eliminates hunger.

=== Fancy Meal ===

A grand meal that keeps Survivors full for a long time.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Expenses (Meat) !! Survivor fullness
|-
| Healthy Gruel || 50 || 40
|-
| Nutritious Meal || 150 || 50
|-
| Fancy Meal || 300 || 60
|}

== Furniture ==

=== Stove ===
The stove is used to prepare and cook food. You can add up to '''3''' dining tables.

=== Sideboard ===
The sideboard is used for food distribution.

=== Dining Table ===
A table where survivors can eat. You can add up to '''2''' dining tables.

=== Larder ===
The larder is used to store food and keep it fresh.

=== Heater ===
Keeps the entire cookhouse warm.

=== Bin ===
Used for disposing of rubbish and leftovers.

=== Water Bucket ===
The water bucket is used to store water for later use.

=== Washbasin ===
Used for washing hands.

=== Cask ===
Wine casks are only opened on special occasions.

Cookhouse

2025-08-30T18:57:57Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "Cookhouse provides food for survivors. Consumes Meat. Depending on the selected '''Production''' option you can select three types of meal. The capacity of cookhouse is 32 survivors. == Cookhouse Menu == {| style="text-align: center; width: 100%;" |- | Healthy Gruel || Nutritious Meal || File:Fancy_Meal.png|48px|frameless|none|al..."

Cookhouse provides food for survivors. Consumes [[Meat]]. Depending on the selected '''Production''' option you can select three types of meal. The capacity of cookhouse is 32 survivors.

== Cookhouse Menu ==

{| style="text-align: center; width: 100%;"
|-
|
[[File:Healthy Gruel.png|48px|frameless|none|alt=Healthy Gruel|Healthy Gruel]]
|| [[File:Nutritious_Meal.png|48px|frameless|none|alt=Nutritious Meal|Nutritious Meal]] || [[File:Fancy_Meal.png|48px|frameless|none|alt=Fancy Meal|Fancy Meal]]
|-
| Healthy Gruel || Nutritious Meal || Fancy Meal
|}

=== Healthy Gruel ===

Basic food that will help survivors stave off hunger briefly.

=== Nutritious Meal ===

Full of nutrition and largely eliminates hunger.

=== Fancy Meal ===

A grand meal that keeps Survivors full for a long time.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Menu
|-
! Name !! Description !! Expenses (Meat) !! Survivor fullness
|-
| Healthy Gruel || Basic food that will help survivors stave off hunger briefly || 50 || 40
|-
| Nutritious Meal || Full of nutrition and largely eliminates hunger || 150 || 50
|-
| Fancy Meal || A grand meal that keeps Survivors full for a long time || 300 || 60
|}

== Furniture ==

=== Stove ===
The stove is used to prepare and cook food. You can add up to '''3''' dining tables.

=== Sideboard ===
The sideboard is used for food distribution.

=== Dining Table ===
A table where survivors can eat. You can add up to '''2''' dining tables.

=== Larder ===
The larder is used to store food and keep it fresh.

=== Heater ===
Keeps the entire cookhouse warm.

=== Bin ===
Used for disposing of rubbish and leftovers.

=== Water Bucket ===
The water bucket is used to store water for later use.

=== Washbasin ===
Used for washing hands.

=== Cask ===
Wine casks are only opened on special occasions.

File:Fancy Meal.png

2025-08-30T18:45:28Z

KermitTheFrog:

File:Nutritious Meal.png

2025-08-30T18:45:05Z

KermitTheFrog:

File:Healthy Gruel.png

2025-08-30T18:44:46Z

KermitTheFrog:

Hero Shards

2025-08-25T12:27:38Z

KermitTheFrog: /* Hero Ascension Requirements */

'''Hero Shards''' in [[Whiteout_Survival:About|Whiteout Survival]] are collectible fragments used to unlock and ascend heroes through star levels. Higher star levels improve hero stats, unlock new skills, and increase rally power.

== Types ==

There are three primary tiers of shards:

=== Mythic Hero Shards ===

* The rarest shards, used to ascend Legendary (Mythic) heroes.
* Include both '''general''' (exchangeable) and '''hero‑specific''' shards.
* Obtainable via events, intel missions, [[Tundra Trading Station]], [[VIP]]/Foundry/Arena shops, packs with real money, and the [[Lucky Wheel]].

=== Epic Hero Shards ===

* Used for SR/Epic heroes.
* Easier to obtain than Mythic shards.
* Sources include Polar Terrors, Epic intel missions, events, shops, and packs <ref name="whiteoutdata">https://whiteoutdata.com/items/hero-shards</ref>.

=== Rare Hero Shards ===

* Used for Rare (blue) heroes.
* Most abundant shard type.
* Can be acquired from intel missions, shops, packs, hero recruitment, and growth missions <ref name="whiteoutdata" />.

== Hero Ascension Requirements ==

The number of shards needed to ascend a hero through five tiers:

{| class="wikitable"
! Star Level !! Total Shards Required
|-
| <div style="display:flex;flex-flow:row nowrap;">[[File:Star.svg|none|32px]]</div> || 10
|-
| <div style="display:flex;flex-flow:row nowrap;">[[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]]</div> || 40
|-
| <div style="display:flex;flex-flow:row nowrap;">[[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]]</div> || 115
|-
| <div style="display:flex;flex-flow:row nowrap;">[[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]]</div> || 300
|-
| <div style="display:flex;flex-flow:row nowrap;">[[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]]</div> || 600
|-
! Total || 1,065 (to max a Hero) <ref name="onechilledgamer">https://onechilledgamer.com/whiteout-survival-hero-guide/</ref><ref name="theriagames">https://theriagames.com/guide/whiteout-survival-general-hero-shards-guide/</ref>
|}

Additionally, recruiting a hero typically costs 10 initial shards regardless of rarity<ref name="onechilledgamer" />.

== Sources ==

* '''Events''' – Alliance Mobilization, Canyon/Polar Lance, Hall of Heroes, King of Icefield, Gina’s Revenge, State of Power, and others.
* '''Intel Missions & Beast Hunts''' – High chance drops for Epic/Mythic shards.
* '''Polar Terrors''' – Rally bosses rewarding shards.
* '''Shops''' – VIP, Arena, Foundry, Tundra Trading Station, and Mystery shops offer shard packs.
* '''Packs''' – Game shop bundles (real money) occasionally include shards.
* '''Hero Recruitment''' – Recruiting duplicates gives 10 shards each.
* '''Lucky Wheel''' – Can yield Mythic General Hero Shards; best used during its events.

== General vs. Specific Shards ==

* '''General Hero Shards''' (common across rarity tiers) can convert into specific hero shards within their rarity level.
* '''Specific Hero Shards''' are bound to a single hero and automatically apply upon acquisition<ref name="theriagames" />.

== Usage of Excess Shards ==

Surplus Hero Shards (all types) can be exchanged at the [[Tundra Trading Station]] for Trade Vouchers, which can be redeemed for other valuable items such as Mythic Gear, Essence Stones, or XP <ref name="theriagames" /><ref name="whiteoutdata" />.

== References ==
<references/>

Category:Deals

2025-07-22T08:35:17Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "Events to spend money"

Events to spend money

Category:Events

2025-07-14T19:39:35Z

KermitTheFrog:

Events in the game.

State of Power

2025-07-14T19:39:20Z

KermitTheFrog:

The '''State of Power''' is a competing event between states. Also known as '''State Vs. State''' or '''SvS'''.

== Event Phases ==

=== Matchmaking Phase ===

During the '''Matchmaking phase''' you'll be able to check detailed in-game rules, opposing state information, start time (countdown) and reward details.

=== Preparation Phase ===

In this phase you need to complete sub-phase milestones to win points for your [[State]]. The state with the '''higher total points''' at the end of this phase will gain '''State Bonus'''. The '''Cross-State Castle battle''' will be held within the State with '''lower points'''.

==== Day 1 ====

* Raise Chief Charm max score
* Use Refined Fire Crystals
* Use Fire Crystals
* Use Fire Crystal Shards
* Use Speedups for Construction Use Speedups for Research
* Use Speedups for Troop Training

==== Day 2 ====

* Use Refined Fire Crystals
* Use Fire Crystals
* Use Fire Crystal Shards
* Use Speedups for Construction Use Speedups for Research Use Speedups for Troop Training
* Play [[Lucky Wheel]]
* Use Hero Shards (General Shards excluded)
* Gather resources in Wilderness

==== Day 3 ====

* Raise Pet Advancement score
* Pet Refinement
* Pet Advanced Refinement
* Raise Chief Charm max score
* Play Lucky Wheel
* Use Hero Shards (excluding General Shards)
* Call for a rally and kill Polar Terror
* Kill beasts in Wilderness

==== Day 4 ====

* Raise Chief Charm max score
* Use Essence Stones on gear
* Use Exclusive Gear Widgets of any heroes
* Use Mithril
* Train or Promote Troops

==== Day 5* ====

''*The last sub-phase of Preparation phase lasts longer up to 2 hours before the Battle Phase.''

* Raise Pet Advancement score
* Pet Refinement
* Pet Advanced Refinement
* Use Mithril
* Raise Chief Gear max score
* Use Essence Stones on gear
* Use Exclusive Gear Widgets of any heroes
* Use Refined Fire Crystals
* Use Fire Crystals
* Use Fire Crystal Shards
* Use Speedups for Construction Use Speedups for Research Use Speedups for Troop Training

=== Battle Phase ===

* The State with higher points in the '''Preparation Phase''' will attack the [[Sunfire Castle]] of the opponent. The Sunfire Castle of the attacker will be protected and can not be attacked.
* In the '''Battle Phase''', [[Chief|Chiefs]] from both sides may enter the opposing State to battle with the opposing Chief. Provided that the difference in Furnace Level of both sides is '''not greater than 3''', you will gain points for enemy troops eliminated or own troops injured. ''When rallying, the Furnace Level of the Rally Captain will be considered. When there are reinforcements on the battlefield, then the Furnace Level of the assisted will be considered.''
3. If the attacker wins, the leader of the Alliance that occupies the Sunfire Castle may appoint themselves or an ally as the [[Supreme President]] for the two States. The presidency of the loser for that round will be vacant.
4. Participate in the battle for Sunfire Castle and [[Turrets|turrets]] in the event to obtain more points.

=== Field Triage Phase ===

'''Field Triage Phase''' has these rules:
# Troops lost in the '''Battle Phase''' can be revived, with the base revival rate of '''30%''', raise to '''90%''' maximum through the methods below.
# Purchase and use [[Revival Potion]] with gems to increase the revival rate by '''1%''', up to '''10%'''.
# Each chief gets '''20 [[Rebirth Tome]]''' that can be used to increase the revival rate by '''1%''' each for [[Alliance]] members that has requested for '''Revival Assistance'''. Each Chief can be assisted by allies for up to '''50''' times.
# The number of troops to be revived is based on the losses stated in the battle report of the '''Battle Phase''' (excluding troops in the [[Enlistment Office]]).

== Rules ==

Among the phase rules, there is also another rules:

# When '''Battle Phase''' begins, the position perks of both sides will be cleared.
# The state first to achieve 3 hours of continuous occupation of the Sunfire Castle will win. If none of the states could achieve it, then the state with the alliance with the longest occupation when the Battle Phase ends wins.
# If the Attacker wins, the alliance with the longest Sunfire Castle occupation of the winning state can appoint the '''Supreme President''' that rules both states. Supreme President will be in charge of the appointment and reward issuance of both states.
# If the defender wins, the two alliances with the longest occupation of the Sunfire Castle from each state can appoint the President of their own state.
# You may teleport to any alliances' territory in an opposing state with [[Teleport|Cross-State Teleport]].
# Both sides are unable to attack the [[Alliance Buildings]] of the opposing side.
# If the turrets and Sunfire Castle are controlled by the Alliances from the same State, then the turrets will not attack the Sunfire Castle.
''Note: Alliance rewards will not be distributed to members who leave before the tally phase.''

[[Category:Events]]

State of Power

2025-07-14T19:38:34Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "The '''State of Power''' is a competing event between states. Also known as '''State Vs. State''' or '''SvS'''. == Event Phases == === Matchmaking Phase === During the '''Matchmaking phase''' you'll be able to check detailed in-game rules, opposing state information, start time (countdown) and reward details. === Preparation Phase === In this phase you need to complete sub-phase milestones to win points for your State. The state with the '''higher total points''..."

Gems

2025-07-14T18:41:53Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "Gem '''Gems''' in the Whiteout Survival are trading items that can be used to purchase various types of items in Shops. == Source == You can get gems from: * Growth Missions. * Recruiting Heroes. * Buying packs."

File:Gem.png

2025-07-14T18:40:38Z

KermitTheFrog:

Category:Events

2025-07-14T18:25:04Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "Events in a game."

Events in a game.

Tundra Trading Station

2025-07-07T15:34:41Z

KermitTheFrog:

'''Tundra Trading Station''' is an event where you can exchange items you don’t need for valuable goods. The event lasts for '''2 days (48 hours)'''. It is a recurring event that repeats every 4 weeks. Depending on your server age, some items may not be available. Valuable rewards include:
* Custom [[Hero Widget]] chest
* [[Wild_Mark|Advanced Wild Mark]]
* [[Hero_Shards#Mythic_Hero_Shards|Mythic General Hero Shard]]
* [[Essence Stone]]

== Rules ==
* Exchange items you don’t need for '''Trade Vouchers''', then use the '''Trade Vouchers''' to purchase other items at the '''Trading Station'''.
''Redeemed items will not be counted toward the progress of any consumption missions.''

== Details ==

The event page contains two tabs:
* The '''Trading Station Shop''' tab is for buying items.
* The '''Obtain [Trade Vouchers]''' tab is for exchanging items for Trade Vouchers.

=== Trading Station Shop ===

''Available last three last heroes generation widgets.''

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Available items
|-
! Item !! Quantity !! Required Trade Vouchers
|-
| Custom Hero Widget (current gen) || 10 || 1,000
|-
| Custom Hero Widget (previous gen) || 10 || 850
|-
| Custom Hero Widget (before previous gen) || 10 || 700
|-
| Essence Stones || 10 || 500
|-
| Strengthening Serum || 5 || 1,000
|-
| Advanced Wild Mark || 2 || 2,000
|-
| Mythic General Hero Shard || 10 || 1,000
|-
| Design Plans || 10 || 350
|-
| Charm Design || 10 || 350
|-
| Charm Guide || 10 || 350
|-
| Mythic Exploration Manual || 100 || 200
|-
| Mythic Expedition Skill Manual || 100 || 200
|-
| Energizing Potion || 10 || 500
|-
| Taming Manual || 50 || 100
|-
| Chief Stamina || 10 || 60
|-
| 100 Enhancement XP Component || 20 || 100
|-
| Steel (1000) || 150 || 200
|-
| Lv. 2 Custom Secured Resource Chest || 99,999 || 10
|}

=== Obtain [Trade Vouchers] ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Item !! Trade Vouchers
|-
!colspan="2" | Hero Shards
|-
| Rare Hero Shard<br/>Rare General Hero Shard || 6
|-
| Epic Hero Shard<br/>Epic General Hero Shard || 10
|-
| Mythic Hero Shard<br/>Mythic General Hero Shard || 100
|-
!colspan="2" | Manuals
|-
| Rare Exploration Manual<br/>Rare Expedition Skill Manual || 2
|-
| Epic Exploration Manual<br/>Epic Expedition Skill Manual || 6
|-
| Mythic Exploration Manual<br/>Mythic Expedition Skill Manual || 12
|-
!colspan="2" | Hero Widgets
|-
| All other generations of Hero Widgets || 200
|-
| Before previous generation Hero Widgets || 300
|-
| Previous generation Hero Widgets || 400
|}

[[Category:Deals]]

Tundra Trading Station

2025-07-07T15:14:57Z

KermitTheFrog: /* Rules */

'''Tundra Trading Station''' is an event where you can exchange items you don’t need for valuable goods. The event lasts for '''2 days (48 hours)'''. It is a recurring event that repeats every 4 weeks. Depending on your server age, some items may not be available. Valuable rewards include:
* Custom [[Hero Widget]] chest
* [[Wild_Mark|Advanced Wild Mark]]
* [[Hero_Shards#Mythic_Hero_Shards|Mythic General Hero Shard]]
* [[Essence Stone]]

== Rules ==
* Exchange items you don’t need for '''Trade Vouchers''', then use the '''Trade Vouchers''' to purchase other items at the '''Trading Station'''.
''Redeemed items will not be counted toward the progress of any consumption missions.''

== Details ==

The event page contains two tabs:
* The '''Trading Station Shop''' tab is for buying items.
* The '''Obtain [Trade Vouchers]''' tab is for exchanging items for Trade Vouchers.

=== Trading Station Shop ===

''Available last three last heroes generation widgets.''

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Available items
|-
! Item !! Quantity !! Required Trade Vouchers
|-
| Custom Hero Widget (current gen) || 10 || 1,000
|-
| Custom Hero Widget (previous gen) || 10 || 850
|-
| Custom Hero Widget (before previous gen) || 10 || 700
|-
| Essence Stones || 10 || 500
|-
| Strengthening Serum || 5 || 1,000
|-
| Advanced Wild Mark || 2 || 2,000
|-
| Mythic General Hero Shard || 10 || 1,000
|-
| Design Plans || 10 || 350
|-
| Charm Design || 10 || 350
|-
| Charm Guide || 10 || 350
|-
| Mythic Exploration Manual || 100 || 200
|-
| Mythic Expedition Skill Manual || 100 || 200
|-
| Energizing Potion || 10 || 500
|-
| Taming Manual || 50 || 100
|-
| Chief Stamina || 10 || 60
|-
| 100 Enhancement XP Component || 20 || 100
|-
| Steel (1000) || 150 || 200
|-
| Lv. 2 Custom Secured Resource Chest || 99,999 || 10
|}

[[Category:Deals]]

Tundra Trading Station

2025-07-07T15:14:14Z

KermitTheFrog:

'''Tundra Trading Station''' is an event where you can exchange items you don’t need for valuable goods. The event lasts for '''2 days (48 hours)'''. It is a recurring event that repeats every 4 weeks. Depending on your server age, some items may not be available. Valuable rewards include:
* Custom [[Hero Widget]] chest
* [[Wild_Mark|Advanced Wild Mark]]
* [[Hero_Shards#Mythic_Hero_Shards|Mythic General Hero Shard]]
* [[Essence Stone]]

== Rules ==
* Exchange items you don’t need for ‘’‘Trade Vouchers’’’, then use the ‘’‘Trade Vouchers’’’ to purchase other items at the ‘’‘Trading Station’’’.
''Redeemed items will not be counted toward the progress of any consumption missions.''

== Details ==

The event page contains two tabs:
* The '''Trading Station Shop''' tab is for buying items.
* The '''Obtain [Trade Vouchers]''' tab is for exchanging items for Trade Vouchers.

=== Trading Station Shop ===

''Available last three last heroes generation widgets.''

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Available items
|-
! Item !! Quantity !! Required Trade Vouchers
|-
| Custom Hero Widget (current gen) || 10 || 1,000
|-
| Custom Hero Widget (previous gen) || 10 || 850
|-
| Custom Hero Widget (before previous gen) || 10 || 700
|-
| Essence Stones || 10 || 500
|-
| Strengthening Serum || 5 || 1,000
|-
| Advanced Wild Mark || 2 || 2,000
|-
| Mythic General Hero Shard || 10 || 1,000
|-
| Design Plans || 10 || 350
|-
| Charm Design || 10 || 350
|-
| Charm Guide || 10 || 350
|-
| Mythic Exploration Manual || 100 || 200
|-
| Mythic Expedition Skill Manual || 100 || 200
|-
| Energizing Potion || 10 || 500
|-
| Taming Manual || 50 || 100
|-
| Chief Stamina || 10 || 60
|-
| 100 Enhancement XP Component || 20 || 100
|-
| Steel (1000) || 150 || 200
|-
| Lv. 2 Custom Secured Resource Chest || 99,999 || 10
|}

[[Category:Deals]]

Wild Mark

2025-07-07T15:06:40Z

KermitTheFrog:

Wild Mark stone is a pet refinement item used for improving pet stats.

== Requirements ==

* Requires the 18th [[Furnace]] level.

== Types ==

There is two pet advancment Wil Mark stone types.

<blockquote>
Wild Mark is a stone imbued with a subtle touch of the wild, which can stir a pet's instincts to some extent. Used for pet refinement.
</blockquote>

=== Common Wild Mark ===

[[File:Common_Wild_Mark.png|64px|frameless|alt=Common Wild Mark|Common Wild Mark]]

==== Source ====

* [[Pet Adventure]]
* Buy Packs
* Use [[Gems]]

=== Advanced Wild Mark ===

[[File:Advanced_Wild_Mark.png|64px|frameless|alt=Advanced Wild Mark|Advanced Wild Mark]]

==== Source ====

* [[Pet Adventure]]
* [[Pet Weekly Card]]
* Buy Packs
* [[Arena Shop]]
* [[Alliance Championship Shop]]
* [[Mystery Shop]]

Wild Mark

2025-07-07T14:53:36Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "Wild Mark stone is a pet refinement item used for improving pet stats. == Types == There is two pet advancment Wil Mark stone types. <blockquote> Wild Mark is a stone imbued with a subtle touch of the wild, which can stir a pet's instincts to some extent. Used for pet refinement. </blockquote> === Common Wild Mark === Common Wild Mark ==== Source ==== * Pet Adventure * Buy Packs * Use Gems..."

Wild Mark stone is a pet refinement item used for improving pet stats.

== Types ==

There is two pet advancment Wil Mark stone types.

<blockquote>
Wild Mark is a stone imbued with a subtle touch of the wild, which can stir a pet's instincts to some extent. Used for pet refinement.
</blockquote>

=== Common Wild Mark ===

[[File:Common_Wild_Mark.png|64px|frameless|alt=Common Wild Mark|Common Wild Mark]]

==== Source ====

* [[Pet Adventure]]
* Buy Packs
* Use [[Gems]]

=== Advanced Wild Mark ===

[[File:Advanced_Wild_Mark.png|64px|frameless|alt=Advanced Wild Mark|Advanced Wild Mark]]

==== Source ====

* [[Pet Adventure]]
* [[Pet Weekly Card]]
* Buy Packs
* [[Arena Shop]]
* [[Alliance Championship Shop]]
* [[Mystery Shop]]

File:Advanced Wild Mark.png

2025-07-07T14:50:10Z

KermitTheFrog:

File:Common Wild Mark.png

2025-07-07T14:49:46Z

KermitTheFrog:

Tundra Trading Station

2025-07-07T14:31:29Z

KermitTheFrog:

Tundra Trading Station

2025-07-07T09:08:09Z

KermitTheFrog: /* Details */

Tundra Trading Station

2025-07-07T09:07:46Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "'''Tundra Trading Station''' is an event where you can exchange items you don’t need for valuable goods. The event lasts for '''2 days (48 hours)'''. It is a recurring event that repeats every 4 weeks. Depending on your server age, some items may not be available. Valuable rewards include: * Custom Hero Widget chest * Advanced Wild Mark * Mythic General Hero Shard * Essence Stone == Rules == * Exchange items you don’t n..."

VIP

2025-07-07T06:57:46Z

KermitTheFrog: /* VIP Level */

VIP status is another source of benefits that can be upgraded either by top-ups or through long-term grinding as a [[Player_Type#F2P|F2P]] player.

== VIP Level ==

Each VIP level offers paid '''Special Packs''' containing [[Hero Shards|hero shards]] of [[Natalia]] and [[Jeronimo]].

=== Daily Free Bundle ===

Depending on your VIP level, a daily free bundle will include:
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Hero Shards|hero shards]]
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Exploration Manual]]
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Expedition Skill Manual]]

=== Special Pack ===

Special Packs contain hero shards and VIP Points.

== VIP XP ==

VIP XP is used to upgrade your VIP level.

=== Sources ===

* VIP Special Pack
* Packs
* Shop:
** Alliance Shop
** Nomadic Merchant

== Benefits ==

Benefits do not stack.

{| class="wikitable"
! Benefit !! VIP 1 !! VIP 2 !! VIP 3 !! VIP 4 !! VIP 5 !! VIP 6 !! VIP 7 !! VIP 8 !! VIP 9 !! VIP 10 !! VIP 11 !! VIP 12 !! Maximum benefit value
|-
| Resource Production Speed || +2.0% || +4.0% || +6.0% || +8.0% || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +18.0% || +20.0% || +22.0% || +24.0% || +24.0%
|-
| Storehouse Capacity || +100K || +150K || +200K || +300K || +400K || +500K || +600K || +700K || +800K || +900K || +1M || +1.1M || +1.1M
|-
| Construction Speed || - || - || - || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || - || +20.0%
|-
| Squads || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +2 || +2 || - || - || - || +2
|-
| March Queue || - || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +1 || - || - || - || +1
|-
| Troops Attack || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Troops Defense || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Troops Health || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +14.0% || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Troops Lethality || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Custom Avatar Upload Cooldown || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -48 hrs || - || - || -48 hrs
|}

Hunter's Hut

2025-07-07T06:57:13Z

KermitTheFrog: /* Upgrades */

'''Hunter's hut''' produces [[Meat|meat]].

== Furniture ==

=== Animal Head Trophy ===

A stuffed animal head trophy. Said to bring good luck.

=== Mini Heater ===

Not only does it warm the body, it also comforts the soul.

=== Washer ===

A place to wash and handle animal carcasses.

=== Jaw Trap ===

A common hunting trap.

=== Hunter's Box ===

A toolkit full of hunter essentials.

== Output production bonus ==

Gathering bonus depends on:

* Alliance has [[Gathering facility]].
* Your '''Meat output''' research tiers and levels.
* Your [[VIP]] status level.
* [[Cloris|Cloris's]] '''Top Hunter''' expedition skill.

{| class="wikitable"
! Gathering Facility<br /> (Lv. 1) !! Meat Output I<br />(Lv. 3) !! Meat Output II<br />(Lv. 3) !! Meat Output III<br />(Lv. 3) !! Meat Output IV<br />(Lv. 3) !! Meat Output V<br />(Lv. 3) !! Meat Output VI<br />(Lv. 3) !! Top Hunter Skill<br />(Lv. 5) || VIP status<br />(Lv. 12)
|-
| 5,00% || 13,50% || 13,50% || 18,00% || 22,50% || 26,00% || 26,00% || 25,00% || 24,00%
|}

== Upgrades ==

Hunter's Hut can be upgraded to 30th level<ref>In game upgrades table</ref><ref>https://www.whiteoutsurvival.wiki/buildings/hunters-hut/</ref>.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Level !! Building Power !! Prerequisites !! Meat !! Wood !! Coal !! Iron !! Construction Time<br/>(DD HH:MM:SS)
|-
| 1 || 40 || Furnace Lv. 1 || 30 || - || - || - || 00:00:02
|-
| 2 || 76 || Furnace Lv. 2 || 45 || - || - || - || 00:00:03
|-
| 3 || 130 || Furnace Lv. 3 || 200 || - || - || - || 00:00:10
|-
| 4 || 202 || Furnace Lv. 4 || 450 || 90 || - || - || 00:00:35
|-
| 5 || 310 || Furnace Lv. 5 || 1,900 || 380 || - || - || 00:01:10
|-
| 6 || 472 || Furnace Lv. 6 || 4,800 || 960 || 240 || - || 00:02:20
|-
| 7 || 706 || Furnace Lv. 7 || 17,000 || 3,400 || 865 || - || 00:04:45
|-
| 8 || 940 || Furnace Lv. 8 || 31,000 || 6,300 || 1,500 || - || 00:07:10
|-
| 9 || 1,174 || Furnace Lv. 9 || 65,000 || 13,000 || 3,200 || - || 00:10:30
|-
| 10 || 1,514 || Furnace Lv. 10 || 110,000 || 23,000 || 5,700 || - || 00:14:00
|-
| 11 || 1,854 || Furnace Lv. 11 || 110,000 || 110,000 || 23,000 || 5,900 || 00:18:00
|-
| 12 || 2,194 || Furnace Lv. 12 || 150,000 || 150,000 || 30,000 || 7,500 || 00:21:30
|-
| 13 || 2,768 || Furnace Lv. 13 || 210,000 || 210,000 || 42,000 || 10,000 || 00:26:00
|-
| 14 || 3,342 || Furnace Lv. 14 || 280,000 || 280,000 || 56,000 || 14,000 || 00:33:30
|-
| 15 || 3,916 || Furnace Lv. 15 || 410,000 || 410,000 || 83,000 || 20,000 || 00:43:00
|-
| 16 || 4,724 || Furnace Lv. 16 || 530,000 || 530,000 || 100,000 || 26,000 || 01:13:00
|-
| 17 || 5,532 || Furnace Lv. 17 || 830,000 || 830,000 || 160,000 || 41,000 || 01:27:30
|-
| 18 || 6,340 || Furnace Lv. 18 || 1,100,000 || 1,100,000 || 220,000 || 56,000 || 01:45:00
|-
| 19 || 7,488 || Furnace Lv. 19 || 1,400,000 || 1,400,000 || 280,000 || 70,000 || 02:38:00
|-
| 20 || 8,636 || Furnace Lv. 20 || 1,900,000 || 1,900,000 || 300,000 || 96,000 || 03:17:30
|-
| 21 || 9,784 || Furnace Lv. 21 || 2,400,000 || 2,400,000 || 490,000 || 120,000 || 04:16:30
|-
| 22 || 11,506 || Furnace Lv. 22 || 3,200,000 || 3,200,000 || 640,000 || 160,000 || 06:25:00
|-
| 23 || 13,228 || Furnace Lv. 23 || 4,000,000 || 4,000,000 || 800,000 || 200,000 || 08:59:00
|-
| 24 || 14,950 || Furnace Lv. 24 || 5,400,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,000,000 || 270,000 || 12:34:30
|-
| 25 || 16,672 || Furnace Lv. 25 || 7,300,000 || 7,300,000 || 1,400,000 || 360,000 || 17:36:30
|-
| 26 || 19,202 || Furnace Lv. 26 || 9,400,000 || 9,400,000 || 1,800,000 || 470,000 || 20:15:00
|-
| 27 || 21,732 || Furnace Lv. 27 || 13,000,000 || 13,000,000 || 2,600,000 || 670,000 || 1d 00:18:00
|-
| 28 || 24,262 || Furnace Lv. 28 || 17,000,000 || 17,000,000 || 3,500,000 || 890,000 || 1d 03:57:00
|-
| 29 || 26,792 || Furnace Lv. 29 || 22,000,000 || 22,000,000 || 4,400,000 || 1,100,000 || 1d 08:08:00
|-
| 30 || 30,470 || Furnace Lv. 30 || 27,000,000 || 27,000,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,300,000 || 1d 14:34:00
|-
! Total !! 240,956 !! N/A !! 117,850,425 !! 117,667,130 !! 23,335,505 !! 5,886,400 !! 8d 14:27:15
|}

== References ==
<references />

[[Category:Buildings]]

Sawmill

2025-07-07T06:56:37Z

KermitTheFrog: /* Upgrades */

Sawmill produces [[Wood|wood]].

== Furniture ==

=== Workbench ===

A table fro simple woodworking. You can build '''6''' of them and assign one [[Survivor|survivor]] per workbench. Maximum upgrade level is '''40'''.

=== Design Bench ===

A desk dedicated to wood crafting. You can build only '''1''' design bench. Maximum upgrade level is '''20''', each level adds up '''0.8''' to production amount.

=== Steam Engine ===

A multipurpose device that converts steam to kinetic energy. You can build only '''1''' steam engine. Maximum upgrade level is '''20'''.

=== Bellows ===

A machine for pumping air. You can build only '''2''' bellows. Maximum upgrade level is '''20'''.

=== Changing room ===

A stall for changing work clothes. You can build only '''1''' changing room. Maximum upgrade level is '''20'''.

== Output production bonus ==
Gathering bonus depends on:

* Alliance has [[Gathering facility]].
* Your '''Wood output''' research tiers and levels.
* Your [[VIP]] status level.
* [[Eugene|Eugene's]] '''Woodland Inheritor''' expedition skill.

{| class="wikitable"
! Gathering Facility<br /> (Lv. 1) !! Wood Output I<br />(Lv. 3) !! Wood Output II<br />(Lv. 3) !! Wood Output III<br />(Lv. 3) !! Wood Output IV<br />(Lv. 3) !! Wood Output V<br />(Lv. 3) !! Wood Output VI<br />(Lv. 3) !! Woodland Inheritor Skill<br />(Lv. 5) || VIP status<br />(Lv. 12)
|-
| 5,00% || 13,50% || 13,50% || 18,00% || 22,50% || 26,00% || 26,00% || 25,00% || 24,00%
|}

== Upgrades ==

'''Sawmill''' can be upgraded to 30th level <ref>In game upgrades table</ref><ref>https://www.whiteoutsurvival.wiki/buildings/sawmill/</ref>.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Level !! Building Power !! Prerequisites !! Meat !! Wood !! Coal !! Iron !! Construction Time<br/>(DD HH:MM:SS)
|-
| 1 || 40 || Furnace Lv. 1 || 30 || - || - || - || 00:00:02
|-
| 2 || 76 || Furnace Lv. 2 || 45 || - || - || - || 00:00:03
|-
| 3 || 130 || Furnace Lv. 3 || 200 || - || - || - || 00:00:10
|-
| 4 || 202 || Furnace Lv. 4 || 450 || 90 || - || - || 00:00:35
|-
| 5 || 310 || Furnace Lv. 5 || 1,900 || 380 || - || - || 00:01:10
|-
| 6 || 472 || Furnace Lv. 6 || 4,800 || 960 || 240 || - || 00:02:20
|-
| 7 || 706 || Furnace Lv. 7 || 17,000 || 3,400 || 865 || - || 00:04:45
|-
| 8 || 940 || Furnace Lv. 8 || 31,000 || 6,300 || 1,500 || - || 00:07:10
|-
| 9 || 1,174 || Furnace Lv. 9 || 65,000 || 13,000 || 3,200 || - || 00:10:30
|-
| 10 || 1,514 || Furnace Lv. 10 || 110,000 || 23,000 || 5,700 || - || 00:14:00
|-
| 11 || 1,854 || Furnace Lv. 11 || 110,000 || 110,000 || 23,000 || 5,900 || 00:18:00
|-
| 12 || 2,194 || Furnace Lv. 12 || 150,000 || 150,000 || 30,000 || 7,500 || 00:21:30
|-
| 13 || 2,768 || Furnace Lv. 13 || 210,000 || 210,000 || 42,000 || 10,000 || 00:26:00
|-
| 14 || 3,342 || Furnace Lv. 14 || 280,000 || 280,000 || 56,000 || 14,000 || 00:33:30
|-
| 15 || 3,916 || Furnace Lv. 15 || 410,000 || 410,000 || 83,000 || 20,000 || 00:43:00
|-
| 16 || 4,724 || Furnace Lv. 16 || 530,000 || 530,000 || 100,000 || 26,000 || 01:13:00
|-
| 17 || 5,532 || Furnace Lv. 17 || 830,000 || 830,000 || 160,000 || 41,000 || 01:27:30
|-
| 18 || 6,340 || Furnace Lv. 18 || 1,100,000 || 1,100,000 || 220,000 || 56,000 || 01:45:00
|-
| 19 || 7,488 || Furnace Lv. 19 || 1,400,000 || 1,400,000 || 280,000 || 70,000 || 02:38:00
|-
| 20 || 8,636 || Furnace Lv. 20 || 1,900,000 || 1,900,000 || 300,000 || 96,000 || 03:17:30
|-
| 21 || 9,784 || Furnace Lv. 21 || 2,400,000 || 2,400,000 || 490,000 || 120,000 || 04:16:30
|-
| 22 || 11,506 || Furnace Lv. 22 || 3,200,000 || 3,200,000 || 640,000 || 160,000 || 06:25:00
|-
| 23 || 13,228 || Furnace Lv. 23 || 4,000,000 || 4,000,000 || 800,000 || 200,000 || 08:59:00
|-
| 24 || 14,950 || Furnace Lv. 24 || 5,400,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,000,000 || 270,000 || 12:34:30
|-
| 25 || 16,672 || Furnace Lv. 25 || 7,300,000 || 7,300,000 || 1,400,000 || 360,000 || 17:36:30
|-
| 26 || 19,202 || Furnace Lv. 26 || 9,400,000 || 9,400,000 || 1,800,000 || 470,000 || 20:15:00
|-
| 27 || 21,732 || Furnace Lv. 27 || 13,000,000 || 13,000,000 || 2,600,000 || 670,000 || 1d 00:18:00
|-
| 28 || 24,262 || Furnace Lv. 28 || 17,000,000 || 17,000,000 || 3,500,000 || 890,000 || 1d 03:57:00
|-
| 29 || 26,792 || Furnace Lv. 29 || 22,000,000 || 22,000,000 || 4,400,000 || 1,100,000 || 1d 08:08:00
|-
| 30 || 30,470 || Furnace Lv. 30 || 27,000,000 || 27,000,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,300,000 || 1d 14:34:00
|-
! Total !! 240956 !! N/A !! 117,850,425 !! 117,667,130 !! 23,335,505 !! 5,886,400 !! 8d 14:27:15
|}

== References ==
<references />

[[Category:Buildings]]

Fire Crystal Ember

2025-07-05T06:43:54Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "'''Fire Crystal Ember''' is event item to get a Fire Crystal Pack. == Description == Nearby Fire Crystal mines have strangely begun spitting out usable Fire Embers! The Dawn Alliance's new Resonator can reactivate Embers into Fire Crystals, which may hopefully one day solve all Cities' energy needs! Obtain Embers by expending Chief Stamina and gathering resources. Exchange Embers with the Dawn Alliance for Fire Crystals during the event. Unclaimed Fire Crystal Embers a..."

'''Fire Crystal Ember''' is event item to get a Fire Crystal Pack.

== Description ==

Nearby Fire Crystal mines have strangely begun spitting out usable Fire Embers! The Dawn Alliance's new Resonator can reactivate Embers into Fire Crystals, which may hopefully one day solve all Cities' energy needs!
Obtain Embers by expending Chief Stamina and gathering resources. Exchange Embers with the Dawn Alliance for Fire Crystals during the event.
Unclaimed Fire Crystal Embers at the end of the event will be mailed.

Category:Heroes

2025-07-04T18:31:31Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "Heroes related category."

Heroes related category.

Heroes

2025-07-04T18:30:48Z

KermitTheFrog: KermitTheFrog moved page Hero to Heroes without leaving a redirect

'''Heroes''' are unique commanders in Whiteout Survival, each possessing specialized skills and attributes that help players navigate the harsh, frozen post-apocalyptic world. Heroes are divided into various classes such as '''Infantry''', '''Marksman''', and '''Lancer''', with each playing a critical role in exploration, resource gathering, and combat against both the environment and other players. Players can recruit and upgrade these heroes to strengthen their shelters and armies, using their abilities strategically to advance in both PvE and PvP modes. As the game evolves, new heroes are introduced in different generations, providing fresh strategies and combinations for players to master as they fight for survival in the icy wastelands.

== Types ==

There are two hero types:
* Combat
* Exploration

=== Combat ===

Combat-type heroes excel in all combat-related activities, including defeating enemies in the wilderness, attacking other cities, and participating in alliance wars. They often have skills that increase troop damage, defense, and marching speed, making them essential for PvP dominance and defense.

=== Exploration ===

Exploration-type heroes provide bonuses in PvE-related events, including hunting beasts, completing exploration challenges. They often increase resource gathering speed, healing efficiency, or exploration damage, making them valuable for overall city progression and material collection.

== Classes ==

There are three hero classes:
* Infantry
* Marksman
* Lancer

Each class has unique strengths in combat:
* Infantry heroes lead front-line units with high defense and health.
* Marksman heroes specialize in dealing high ranged damage.
* Lancer heroes provide mobility and balanced offensive and defensive capabilities.

=== Infantry ===

Infantry heroes are responsible for tanking damage during battles. They often have skills that enhance troop defense and health, allowing them to absorb hits and protect other units during combat. They are vital for forming the front line during attacks and defenses.

=== Marksman ===

Marksman heroes specialize in dealing high damage from a distance. They typically have skills that boost critical hit rates, damage output, and armor penetration, making them crucial for eliminating enemies quickly in battles and PvE challenges.

=== Lancer ===

Lancer heroes provide mobility and versatility on the battlefield. They often have skills that increase marching speed, provide attack buffs, and inflict debuffs on enemies. Lancers are effective in both offensive operations and providing flexible support during alliance wars and expeditions.

[[Category:Heroes]]

Heroes

2025-07-04T18:29:56Z

KermitTheFrog:

Heroes

2025-07-04T18:29:49Z

KermitTheFrog:

Heroes

2025-07-04T18:28:51Z

KermitTheFrog:

'''Heroes''' are unique commanders in Whiteout Survival, each possessing specialized skills and attributes that help players navigate the harsh, frozen post-apocalyptic world. Heroes are divided into various classes such as ‘’‘Infantry’’’, ‘’‘Marksman’’’, and ‘’‘Lancer’’’, with each playing a critical role in exploration, resource gathering, and combat against both the environment and other players. Players can recruit and upgrade these heroes to strengthen their shelters and armies, using their abilities strategically to advance in both PvE and PvP modes. As the game evolves, new heroes are introduced in different generations, providing fresh strategies and combinations for players to master as they fight for survival in the icy wastelands.

== Types ==

There are two hero types:
* Combat
* Exploration

=== Combat ===

Combat-type heroes excel in all combat-related activities, including defeating enemies in the wilderness, attacking other cities, and participating in alliance wars. They often have skills that increase troop damage, defense, and marching speed, making them essential for PvP dominance and defense.

=== Exploration ===

Exploration-type heroes provide bonuses in PvE-related events, including hunting beasts, completing exploration challenges. They often increase resource gathering speed, healing efficiency, or exploration damage, making them valuable for overall city progression and material collection.

== Classes ==

There are three hero classes:
* Infantry
* Marksman
* Lancer

Each class has unique strengths in combat:
* Infantry heroes lead front-line units with high defense and health.
* Marksman heroes specialize in dealing high ranged damage.
* Lancer heroes provide mobility and balanced offensive and defensive capabilities.

=== Infantry ===

Infantry heroes are responsible for tanking damage during battles. They often have skills that enhance troop defense and health, allowing them to absorb hits and protect other units during combat. They are vital for forming the front line during attacks and defenses.

=== Marksman ===

Marksman heroes specialize in dealing high damage from a distance. They typically have skills that boost critical hit rates, damage output, and armor penetration, making them crucial for eliminating enemies quickly in battles and PvE challenges.

=== Lancer ===

Lancer heroes provide mobility and versatility on the battlefield. They often have skills that increase marching speed, provide attack buffs, and inflict debuffs on enemies. Lancers are effective in both offensive operations and providing flexible support during alliance wars and expeditions.

Heroes

2025-07-04T18:28:38Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "‘’‘Heroes’’’ are unique commanders in Whiteout Survival, each possessing specialized skills and attributes that help players navigate the harsh, frozen post-apocalyptic world. Heroes are divided into various classes such as ‘’‘Infantry’’’, ‘’‘Marksman’’’, and ‘’‘Lancer’’’, with each playing a critical role in exploration, resource gathering, and combat against both the environment and other players. Players can recruit and..."

‘’‘Heroes’’’ are unique commanders in Whiteout Survival, each possessing specialized skills and attributes that help players navigate the harsh, frozen post-apocalyptic world. Heroes are divided into various classes such as ‘’‘Infantry’’’, ‘’‘Marksman’’’, and ‘’‘Lancer’’’, with each playing a critical role in exploration, resource gathering, and combat against both the environment and other players. Players can recruit and upgrade these heroes to strengthen their shelters and armies, using their abilities strategically to advance in both PvE and PvP modes. As the game evolves, new heroes are introduced in different generations, providing fresh strategies and combinations for players to master as they fight for survival in the icy wastelands.

== Types ==

There are two hero types:
* Combat
* Exploration

=== Combat ===

Combat-type heroes excel in all combat-related activities, including defeating enemies in the wilderness, attacking other cities, and participating in alliance wars. They often have skills that increase troop damage, defense, and marching speed, making them essential for PvP dominance and defense.

=== Exploration ===

Exploration-type heroes provide bonuses in PvE-related events, including hunting beasts, completing exploration challenges. They often increase resource gathering speed, healing efficiency, or exploration damage, making them valuable for overall city progression and material collection.

== Classes ==

There are three hero classes:
* Infantry
* Marksman
* Lancer

Each class has unique strengths in combat:
* Infantry heroes lead front-line units with high defense and health.
* Marksman heroes specialize in dealing high ranged damage.
* Lancer heroes provide mobility and balanced offensive and defensive capabilities.

=== Infantry ===

Infantry heroes are responsible for tanking damage during battles. They often have skills that enhance troop defense and health, allowing them to absorb hits and protect other units during combat. They are vital for forming the front line during attacks and defenses.

=== Marksman ===

Marksman heroes specialize in dealing high damage from a distance. They typically have skills that boost critical hit rates, damage output, and armor penetration, making them crucial for eliminating enemies quickly in battles and PvE challenges.

=== Lancer ===

Lancer heroes provide mobility and versatility on the battlefield. They often have skills that increase marching speed, provide attack buffs, and inflict debuffs on enemies. Lancers are effective in both offensive operations and providing flexible support during alliance wars and expeditions.

Hero Shards

2025-07-01T16:07:50Z

KermitTheFrog: /* Hero Ascension Requirements */

'''Hero Shards''' in [[Whiteout_Survival:About|Whiteout Survival]] are collectible fragments used to unlock and ascend heroes through star levels. Higher star levels improve hero stats, unlock new skills, and increase rally power.

== Types ==

There are three primary tiers of shards:

=== Mythic Hero Shards ===

* The rarest shards, used to ascend Legendary (Mythic) heroes.
* Include both '''general''' (exchangeable) and '''hero‑specific''' shards.
* Obtainable via events, intel missions, [[Tundra Trading Station]], [[VIP]]/Foundry/Arena shops, packs with real money, and the [[Lucky Wheel]].

=== Epic Hero Shards ===

* Used for SR/Epic heroes.
* Easier to obtain than Mythic shards.
* Sources include Polar Terrors, Epic intel missions, events, shops, and packs <ref name="whiteoutdata">https://whiteoutdata.com/items/hero-shards</ref>.

=== Rare Hero Shards ===

* Used for Rare (blue) heroes.
* Most abundant shard type.
* Can be acquired from intel missions, shops, packs, hero recruitment, and growth missions <ref name="whiteoutdata" />.

== Hero Ascension Requirements ==

The number of shards needed to ascend a hero through six tiers:

{| class="wikitable"
! Star Level !! Total Shards Required
|-
| <div style="display:flex;flex-flow:row nowrap;">[[File:Star.svg|none|32px]]</div> || 10
|-
| <div style="display:flex;flex-flow:row nowrap;">[[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]]</div> || 40
|-
| <div style="display:flex;flex-flow:row nowrap;">[[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]]</div> || 115
|-
| <div style="display:flex;flex-flow:row nowrap;">[[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]]</div> || 300
|-
| <div style="display:flex;flex-flow:row nowrap;">[[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]][[File:Star.svg|none|32px]]</div> || 600
|-
! Total || 1,065 (to max a Hero) <ref name="onechilledgamer">https://onechilledgamer.com/whiteout-survival-hero-guide/</ref><ref name="theriagames">https://theriagames.com/guide/whiteout-survival-general-hero-shards-guide/</ref>
|}

Additionally, recruiting a hero typically costs 10 initial shards regardless of rarity<ref name="onechilledgamer" />.

== Sources ==

* '''Events''' – Alliance Mobilization, Canyon/Polar Lance, Hall of Heroes, King of Icefield, Gina’s Revenge, State of Power, and others.
* '''Intel Missions & Beast Hunts''' – High chance drops for Epic/Mythic shards.
* '''Polar Terrors''' – Rally bosses rewarding shards.
* '''Shops''' – VIP, Arena, Foundry, Tundra Trading Station, and Mystery shops offer shard packs.
* '''Packs''' – Game shop bundles (real money) occasionally include shards.
* '''Hero Recruitment''' – Recruiting duplicates gives 10 shards each.
* '''Lucky Wheel''' – Can yield Mythic General Hero Shards; best used during its events.

== General vs. Specific Shards ==

* '''General Hero Shards''' (common across rarity tiers) can convert into specific hero shards within their rarity level.
* '''Specific Hero Shards''' are bound to a single hero and automatically apply upon acquisition<ref name="theriagames" />.

== Usage of Excess Shards ==

Surplus Hero Shards (all types) can be exchanged at the [[Tundra Trading Station]] for Trade Vouchers, which can be redeemed for other valuable items such as Mythic Gear, Essence Stones, or XP <ref name="theriagames" /><ref name="whiteoutdata" />.

== References ==
<references/>

File:Star.svg

2025-07-01T16:04:12Z

KermitTheFrog:

Hero Shards

2025-07-01T15:51:50Z

KermitTheFrog:

'''Hero Shards''' in [[Whiteout_Survival:About|Whiteout Survival]] are collectible fragments used to unlock and ascend heroes through star levels. Higher star levels improve hero stats, unlock new skills, and increase rally power.

== Types ==

There are three primary tiers of shards:

=== Mythic Hero Shards ===

* The rarest shards, used to ascend Legendary (Mythic) heroes.
* Include both '''general''' (exchangeable) and '''hero‑specific''' shards.
* Obtainable via events, intel missions, [[Tundra Trading Station]], [[VIP]]/Foundry/Arena shops, packs with real money, and the [[Lucky Wheel]].

=== Epic Hero Shards ===

* Used for SR/Epic heroes.
* Easier to obtain than Mythic shards.
* Sources include Polar Terrors, Epic intel missions, events, shops, and packs <ref name="whiteoutdata">https://whiteoutdata.com/items/hero-shards</ref>.

=== Rare Hero Shards ===

* Used for Rare (blue) heroes.
* Most abundant shard type.
* Can be acquired from intel missions, shops, packs, hero recruitment, and growth missions <ref name="whiteoutdata" />.

== Hero Ascension Requirements ==

The number of shards needed to ascend a hero through six tiers:

{| class="wikitable"
! Star Level !! Total Shards Required
|-
| 1|| 10
|-
| 2 || 40
|-
| 3 || 115
|-
| 4 || 300
|-
| 5 || 600
|-
! Total || 1,065 (to max a Hero) <ref name="onechilledgamer">https://onechilledgamer.com/whiteout-survival-hero-guide/</ref><ref name="theriagames">https://theriagames.com/guide/whiteout-survival-general-hero-shards-guide/</ref>
|}

Additionally, recruiting a hero typically costs 10 initial shards regardless of rarity<ref name="onechilledgamer" />.

== Sources ==

* '''Events''' – Alliance Mobilization, Canyon/Polar Lance, Hall of Heroes, King of Icefield, Gina’s Revenge, State of Power, and others.
* '''Intel Missions & Beast Hunts''' – High chance drops for Epic/Mythic shards.
* '''Polar Terrors''' – Rally bosses rewarding shards.
* '''Shops''' – VIP, Arena, Foundry, Tundra Trading Station, and Mystery shops offer shard packs.
* '''Packs''' – Game shop bundles (real money) occasionally include shards.
* '''Hero Recruitment''' – Recruiting duplicates gives 10 shards each.
* '''Lucky Wheel''' – Can yield Mythic General Hero Shards; best used during its events.

== General vs. Specific Shards ==

* '''General Hero Shards''' (common across rarity tiers) can convert into specific hero shards within their rarity level.
* '''Specific Hero Shards''' are bound to a single hero and automatically apply upon acquisition<ref name="theriagames" />.

== Usage of Excess Shards ==

Surplus Hero Shards (all types) can be exchanged at the [[Tundra Trading Station]] for Trade Vouchers, which can be redeemed for other valuable items such as Mythic Gear, Essence Stones, or XP <ref name="theriagames" /><ref name="whiteoutdata" />.

== References ==
<references/>

Hero Shards

2025-07-01T15:50:40Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "'''Hero Shards''' in Whiteout Survival are collectible fragments used to unlock and ascend heroes through star levels. Higher star levels improve hero stats, unlock new skills, and increase rally power. There are three primary tiers of shards: == Types == === Mythic Hero Shards === * The rarest shards, used to ascend Legendary (Mythic) heroes. * Include both '''general''' (exchangeable) and '''hero‑specific''' shards. * Obtainable via event..."

'''Hero Shards''' in [[Whiteout_Survival:About|Whiteout Survival]] are collectible fragments used to unlock and ascend heroes through star levels. Higher star levels improve hero stats, unlock new skills, and increase rally power. There are three primary tiers of shards:

== Types ==
=== Mythic Hero Shards ===
* The rarest shards, used to ascend Legendary (Mythic) heroes.
* Include both '''general''' (exchangeable) and '''hero‑specific''' shards.
* Obtainable via events, intel missions, [[Tundra Trading Station]], [[VIP]]/Foundry/Arena shops, packs with real money, and the [[Lucky Wheel]].

=== Epic Hero Shards ===
* Used for SR/Epic heroes.
* Easier to obtain than Mythic shards.
* Sources include Polar Terrors, Epic intel missions, events, shops, and packs <ref name="whiteoutdata">https://whiteoutdata.com/items/hero-shards</ref>.

=== Rare Hero Shards ===
* Used for Rare (blue) heroes.
* Most abundant shard type.
* Can be acquired from intel missions, shops, packs, hero recruitment, and growth missions <ref name="whiteoutdata" />.

== Hero Ascension Requirements ==
The number of shards needed to ascend a hero through six tiers:

{| class="wikitable"
! Star Level !! Total Shards Required
|-
| 1|| 10
|-
| 2 || 40
|-
| 3 || 115
|-
| 4 || 300
|-
| 5 || 600
|-
! Total || 1,065 (to max a Hero) <ref name="onechilledgamer">https://onechilledgamer.com/whiteout-survival-hero-guide/</ref><ref name="theriagames">https://theriagames.com/guide/whiteout-survival-general-hero-shards-guide/</ref>
|}

Additionally, recruiting a hero typically costs 10 initial shards regardless of rarity<ref name="onechilledgamer" />.

== Sources ==
* '''Events''' – Alliance Mobilization, Canyon/Polar Lance, Hall of Heroes, King of Icefield, Gina’s Revenge, State of Power, and others.
* '''Intel Missions & Beast Hunts''' – High chance drops for Epic/Mythic shards.
* '''Polar Terrors''' – Rally bosses rewarding shards.
* '''Shops''' – VIP, Arena, Foundry, Tundra Trading Station, and Mystery shops offer shard packs.
* '''Packs''' – Game shop bundles (real money) occasionally include shards.
* '''Hero Recruitment''' – Recruiting duplicates gives 10 shards each.
* '''Lucky Wheel''' – Can yield Mythic General Hero Shards; best used during its events.

== General vs. Specific Shards ==
* '''General Hero Shards''' (common across rarity tiers) can convert into specific hero shards within their rarity level.
* '''Specific Hero Shards''' are bound to a single hero and automatically apply upon acquisition<ref name="theriagames" />.

== Usage of Excess Shards ==
Surplus Hero Shards (all types) can be exchanged at the [[Tundra Trading Station]] for Trade Vouchers, which can be redeemed for other valuable items such as Mythic Gear, Essence Stones, or XP <ref name="theriagames" /><ref name="whiteoutdata" />.

== References ==
<references/>

VIP

2025-07-01T15:25:51Z

KermitTheFrog: /* VIP XP */

VIP status is another source of benefits that can be upgraded either by top-ups or through long-term grinding as a [[Player_Type#F2P|F2P]] player.

== VIP Level ==

Each VIP level offers paid ‘’‘Special Packs’’’ containing [[Hero Shards|hero shards]] of [[Natalia]] and [[Jeronimo]].

=== Daily Free Bundle ===

Depending on your VIP level, a daily free bundle will include:
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Hero Shards|hero shards]]
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Exploration Manual]]
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Expedition Skill Manual]]

=== Special Pack ===

Special Packs contain hero shards and VIP Points.

== VIP XP ==

VIP XP is used to upgrade your VIP level.

=== Sources ===

* VIP Special Pack
* Packs
* Shop:
** Alliance Shop
** Nomadic Merchant

== Benefits ==

Benefits do not stack.

{| class="wikitable"
! Benefit !! VIP 1 !! VIP 2 !! VIP 3 !! VIP 4 !! VIP 5 !! VIP 6 !! VIP 7 !! VIP 8 !! VIP 9 !! VIP 10 !! VIP 11 !! VIP 12 !! Maximum benefit value
|-
| Resource Production Speed || +2.0% || +4.0% || +6.0% || +8.0% || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +18.0% || +20.0% || +22.0% || +24.0% || +24.0%
|-
| Storehouse Capacity || +100K || +150K || +200K || +300K || +400K || +500K || +600K || +700K || +800K || +900K || +1M || +1.1M || +1.1M
|-
| Construction Speed || - || - || - || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || - || +20.0%
|-
| Squads || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +2 || +2 || - || - || - || +2
|-
| March Queue || - || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +1 || - || - || - || +1
|-
| Troops Attack || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Troops Defense || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Troops Health || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +14.0% || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Troops Lethality || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Custom Avatar Upload Cooldown || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -48 hrs || - || - || -48 hrs
|}

VIP

2025-07-01T12:17:42Z

KermitTheFrog: /* Benefits */

VIP status is another source of benefits that can be upgraded either by top-ups or through long-term grinding as a [[Player_Type#F2P|F2P]] player.

== VIP Level ==

Each VIP level offers paid ‘’‘Special Packs’’’ containing [[Hero Shards|hero shards]] of [[Natalia]] and [[Jeronimo]].

=== Daily Free Bundle ===

Depending on your VIP level, a daily free bundle will include:
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Hero Shards|hero shards]]
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Exploration Manual]]
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Expedition Skill Manual]]

=== Special Pack ===

Special Packs contain hero shards and VIP Points.

== VIP XP ==

VIP XP is used to upgrade your VIP level. After reaching level 12, the VIP shop will become available.

=== Sources ===

* VIP Special Pack
* Packs
* Shop:
** Alliance Shop
** Nomadic Merchant

== Benefits ==

Benefits do not stack.

{| class="wikitable"
! Benefit !! VIP 1 !! VIP 2 !! VIP 3 !! VIP 4 !! VIP 5 !! VIP 6 !! VIP 7 !! VIP 8 !! VIP 9 !! VIP 10 !! VIP 11 !! VIP 12 !! Maximum benefit value
|-
| Resource Production Speed || +2.0% || +4.0% || +6.0% || +8.0% || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +18.0% || +20.0% || +22.0% || +24.0% || +24.0%
|-
| Storehouse Capacity || +100K || +150K || +200K || +300K || +400K || +500K || +600K || +700K || +800K || +900K || +1M || +1.1M || +1.1M
|-
| Construction Speed || - || - || - || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || - || +20.0%
|-
| Squads || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +2 || +2 || - || - || - || +2
|-
| March Queue || - || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +1 || - || - || - || +1
|-
| Troops Attack || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Troops Defense || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Troops Health || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +14.0% || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Troops Lethality || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +16.0% || +16.0%
|-
| Custom Avatar Upload Cooldown || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -48 hrs || - || - || -48 hrs
|}

VIP

2025-07-01T12:08:35Z

KermitTheFrog:

VIP status is another source of benefits that can be upgraded either by top-ups or through long-term grinding as a [[Player_Type#F2P|F2P]] player.

== VIP Level ==

Each VIP level offers paid ‘’‘Special Packs’’’ containing [[Hero Shards|hero shards]] of [[Natalia]] and [[Jeronimo]].

=== Daily Free Bundle ===

Depending on your VIP level, a daily free bundle will include:
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Hero Shards|hero shards]]
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Exploration Manual]]
* Rare, Epic, or Mythic [[Expedition Skill Manual]]

=== Special Pack ===

Special Packs contain hero shards and VIP Points.

== VIP XP ==

VIP XP is used to upgrade your VIP level. After reaching level 12, the VIP shop will become available.

=== Sources ===

* VIP Special Pack
* Packs
* Shop:
** Alliance Shop
** Nomadic Merchant

== Benefits ==

Benefits do not stack.

{| class="wikitable"
! Benefit !! VIP 1 !! VIP 2 !! VIP 3 !! VIP 4 !! VIP 5 !! VIP 6 !! VIP 7 !! VIP 8 !! VIP 9 !! VIP 10 !! VIP 11 !! VIP 12 !! Maximum benefit value
|-
| Resource Production Speed || +2.0% || +4.0% || +6.0% || +8.0% || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +18.0% || +20.0% || +22.0% || +24.0% || 24.0%
|-
| Storehouse Capacity || +100K || +150K || +200K || +300K || +400K || +500K || +600K || +700K || +800K || +900K || +1M || +1.1M || 1.1M
|-
| Construction Speed || - || - || - || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || - || 20.0%
|-
| Squads || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +2 || +2 || - || - || - || +2
|-
| March Queue || - || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +1 || - || - || - || +1
|-
| Troops Attack || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Defense || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Health || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Lethality || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Custom Avatar Upload Cooldown || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -48 hrs || - || - || -48 hrs
|}

VIP

2025-07-01T11:50:00Z

KermitTheFrog:

VIP status is another source of benefits that can be upgraded either by top-ups or through long-term grinding as a [[Player_Type#F2P|F2P]].

== Benefits ==

Benefits do not stack.

{| class="wikitable"
! Benefit !! VIP 1 !! VIP 2 !! VIP 3 !! VIP 4 !! VIP 5 !! VIP 6 !! VIP 7 !! VIP 8 !! VIP 9 !! VIP 10 !! VIP 11 !! VIP 12 !! Maximum benefit value
|-
| Resource Production Speed || +2.0% || +4.0% || +6.0% || +8.0% || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +18.0% || +20.0% || +22.0% || +24.0% || 24.0%
|-
| Storehouse Capacity || +100K || +150K || +200K || +300K || +400K || +500K || +600K || +700K || +800K || +900K || +1M || +1.1M || 1.1M
|-
| Construction Speed || - || - || - || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || - || 20.0%
|-
| Squads || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +2 || +2 || - || - || - || +2
|-
| March Queue || - || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +1 || - || - || - || +1
|-
| Troops Attack || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Defense || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Health || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Lethality || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Custom Avatar Upload Cooldown || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -48 hrs || - || - || -48 hrs
|}

VIP

2025-07-01T11:49:51Z

KermitTheFrog:

VIP status is another source of benefits that can be upgraded either by top-ups or through long-term grinding as a [[Player_Type#F2P|F2P]].

== Benefits ==

Benefits do not stack.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Whiteout Survival VIP Benefits
! Benefit !! VIP 1 !! VIP 2 !! VIP 3 !! VIP 4 !! VIP 5 !! VIP 6 !! VIP 7 !! VIP 8 !! VIP 9 !! VIP 10 !! VIP 11 !! VIP 12 !! Maximum benefit value
|-
| Resource Production Speed || +2.0% || +4.0% || +6.0% || +8.0% || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +18.0% || +20.0% || +22.0% || +24.0% || 24.0%
|-
| Storehouse Capacity || +100K || +150K || +200K || +300K || +400K || +500K || +600K || +700K || +800K || +900K || +1M || +1.1M || 1.1M
|-
| Construction Speed || - || - || - || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || - || 20.0%
|-
| Squads || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +2 || +2 || - || - || - || +2
|-
| March Queue || - || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +1 || - || - || - || +1
|-
| Troops Attack || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Defense || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Health || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Lethality || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Custom Avatar Upload Cooldown || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -48 hrs || - || - || -48 hrs
|}

Player Type

2025-07-01T11:49:05Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "In Whiteout Survival, players can be broadly categorized based on their spending and play style. F2P (Free-to-Play) players do not spend real money but progress through activity, events, and careful resource management. Dolphins spend moderate amounts to support their growth while maintaining a balance between spending and strategy. Whales invest heavily in the game, gaining significant power and advantages in events and rankings. Understanding these player types helps a..."

In Whiteout Survival, players can be broadly categorized based on their spending and play style. F2P (Free-to-Play) players do not spend real money but progress through activity, events, and careful resource management. Dolphins spend moderate amounts to support their growth while maintaining a balance between spending and strategy. Whales invest heavily in the game, gaining significant power and advantages in events and rankings. Understanding these player types helps alliances plan, manage expectations, and develop effective strategies for both personal growth and server competition.

== F2P ==

'''F2P (Free-to-Play)''' refers to playing [[Whiteout_Survival:About|Whiteout Survival]] without spending real money on in-game purchases. Players who are F2P can still enjoy and progress in the game by actively participating in events, completing daily missions, and carefully managing [[resources]]. While the progression may be slower compared to paying players (P2W), F2P players can build strong cities, compete in certain ranking events, and contribute to alliances by using strategy, activity, and efficient planning.

== Dolphins ==

'''Dolphins''' are players who spend moderate amounts of money in Whiteout Survival. They may buy monthly packs, occasional bundles, or event-specific offers to enhance their progression without spending as heavily as whales. Dolphins can remain competitive while balancing spending and F2P strategies.

== Whales ==

In Whiteout Survival, '''whales''' are players who spend a large amount of real money in the game to quickly progress, unlock heroes, and gain advantages in power and events. They often dominate leaderboards, power up alliances, and can significantly influence server rankings due to their spending.

VIP

2025-07-01T11:41:42Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "VIP status is another source of benefits that can be upgraded either by top-ups or through long-term grinding as a F2P. == Benefits == Benefits do not stack. {| class="wikitable" |+ Whiteout Survival VIP Benefits ! Benefit !! VIP 1 !! VIP 2 !! VIP 3 !! VIP 4 !! VIP 5 !! VIP 6 !! VIP 7 !! VIP 8 !! VIP 9 !! VIP 10 !! VIP 11 !! VIP 12 !! Maximum benefit value |- | Resource Production Speed || +2.0% || +4.0% || +6.0% || +8.0% || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% ||..."

VIP status is another source of benefits that can be upgraded either by top-ups or through long-term grinding as a [[F2P]].

== Benefits ==

Benefits do not stack.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Whiteout Survival VIP Benefits
! Benefit !! VIP 1 !! VIP 2 !! VIP 3 !! VIP 4 !! VIP 5 !! VIP 6 !! VIP 7 !! VIP 8 !! VIP 9 !! VIP 10 !! VIP 11 !! VIP 12 !! Maximum benefit value
|-
| Resource Production Speed || +2.0% || +4.0% || +6.0% || +8.0% || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || +18.0% || +20.0% || +22.0% || +24.0% || 24.0%
|-
| Storehouse Capacity || +100K || +150K || +200K || +300K || +400K || +500K || +600K || +700K || +800K || +900K || +1M || +1.1M || 1.1M
|-
| Construction Speed || - || - || - || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +10.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || +20.0% || - || 20.0%
|-
| Squads || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +2 || +2 || - || - || - || +2
|-
| March Queue || - || - || - || - || - || +1 || +1 || +1 || +1 || - || - || - || +1
|-
| Troops Attack || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Defense || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +10.0% || +12.0% || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Health || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +14.0% || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Troops Lethality || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || +16.0% || 16.0%
|-
| Custom Avatar Upload Cooldown || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -48 hrs || - || - || -48 hrs
|}

Iron Mine

2025-07-01T10:30:31Z

KermitTheFrog:

'''Iron Mine''' produces [[Iron|iron]].

== Furniture ==

=== Forging Bench ===

A processing station for the refinement of iron ore.

=== Mold ===

A tool that casts iron ores into special shapes.

=== Changing Room ===

A stall for changing work clothes.

=== Garburator ===

For the disposal of detritus and industrial waste.

=== Coat Rack ===

A place to hang workers' apparel and hats.

=== Hydraulic Press ===

A powerful iron-pressing machine.

== Output production bonus ==

Gathering bonus depends on:

* Alliance has [[Gathering facility]].
* Your '''Iron output''' research tiers and levels.
* Your [[VIP]] status level.
* [[Smith|Smith's]] '''Burnished Iron''' expedition skill.

{| class="wikitable"
! Gathering Facility<br /> (Lv. 1) !! Iron Output I<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output II<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output III<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output IV<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output V<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output VI<br />(Lv. 3) !! Burnished Iron Skill<br />(Lv. 5) || VIP status<br />(Lv. 12)
|-
| 5,00% || 13,50% || 13,50% || 18,00% || 22,50% || 26,00% || 26,00% || 25,00% || 24,00%
|}

== Upgrades ==

Iron Mine can be upgraded to 30th level<ref>In game upgrades table</ref><ref>https://www.whiteoutsurvival.wiki/buildings/iron-mine/</ref>.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Level !! Building Power !! Prerequisites !! Meat !! Wood !! Coal !! Iron !! Construction Time<br/>(DD HH:MM:SS)
|-
| 1 || 40 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 30 || - || - || 00:00:02
|-
| 2 || 76 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 45 || - || - || 00:00:03
|-
| 3 || 130 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 200 || - || - || 00:00:10
|-
| 4 || 202 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 90 || - || - || 00:00:35
|-
| 5 || 310 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 380 || - || - || 00:01:10
|-
| 6 || 472 || Furnace Lv. 6 || - || 960 || 240 || - || 00:02:20
|-
| 7 || 706 || Furnace Lv. 7 || - || 3,400 || 865 || - || 00:04:45
|-
| 8 || 940 || Furnace Lv. 8 || - || 6,300 || 1,500 || - || 00:07:10
|-
| 9 || 1,174 || Furnace Lv. 9 || - || 13,000 || 3,200 || - || 00:10:30
|-
| 10 || 1,514 || Furnace Lv. 10 || - || 23,000 || 5,700 || - || 00:14:00
|-
| 11 || 1,854 || Furnace Lv. 11 || 110,000 || 110,000 || 23,000 || 5,900 || 00:18:00
|-
| 12 || 2,194 || Furnace Lv. 12 || 150,000 || 150,000 || 30,000 || 7,500 || 00:21:30
|-
| 13 || 2,768 || Furnace Lv. 13 || 210,000 || 210,000 || 42,000 || 10,000 || 00:26:00
|-
| 14 || 3,342 || Furnace Lv. 14 || 280,000 || 280,000 || 56,000 || 14,000 || 00:33:30
|-
| 15 || 3,916 || Furnace Lv. 15 || 410,000 || 410,000 || 83,000 || 20,000 || 00:43:00
|-
| 16 || 4,724 || Furnace Lv. 16 || 530,000 || 530,000 || 100,000 || 26,000 || 01:13:00
|-
| 17 || 5,532 || Furnace Lv. 17 || 830,000 || 830,000 || 160,000 || 41,000 || 01:27:30
|-
| 18 || 6,340 || Furnace Lv. 18 || 1,100,000 || 1,100,000 || 220,000 || 56,000 || 01:45:00
|-
| 19 || 7,488 || Furnace Lv. 19 || 1,400,000 || 1,400,000 || 280,000 || 70,000 || 02:38:00
|-
| 20 || 8,636 || Furnace Lv. 20 || 1,900,000 || 1,900,000 || 300,000 || 96,000 || 03:17:30
|-
| 21 || 9,784 || Furnace Lv. 21 || 2,400,000 || 2,400,000 || 490,000 || 120,000 || 04:16:30
|-
| 22 || 11,506 || Furnace Lv. 22 || 3,200,000 || 3,200,000 || 640,000 || 160,000 || 06:25:00
|-
| 23 || 13,228 || Furnace Lv. 23 || 4,000,000 || 4,000,000 || 800,000 || 200,000 || 08:59:00
|-
| 24 || 14,950 || Furnace Lv. 24 || 5,400,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,000,000 || 270,000 || 12:34:30
|-
| 25 || 16,672 || Furnace Lv. 25 || 7,300,000 || 7,300,000 || 1,400,000 || 360,000 || 17:36:30
|-
| 26 || 19,202 || Furnace Lv. 26 || 9,400,000 || 9,400,000 || 1,800,000 || 470,000 || 20:15:00
|-
| 27 || 21,732 || Furnace Lv. 27 || 13,000,000 || 13,000,000 || 2,600,000 || 670,000 || 1d 00:18:00
|-
| 28 || 24,262 || Furnace Lv. 28 || 17,000,000 || 17,000,000 || 3,500,000 || 890,000 || 1d 03:57:00
|-
| 29 || 26,792 || Furnace Lv. 29 || 22,000,000 || 22,000,000 || 4,400,000 || 1,100,000 || 1d 08:08:00
|-
| 30 || 30,470 || Furnace Lv. 30 || 27,000,000 || 27,000,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,300,000 || 1d 14:34:00
|-
| Total || 240,956 || N/A || 117,620,000 || 117,897,555 || 23,335,505 || 5,886,400 || 8d 14:27:15
|}

== References ==
<references />

[[Category:Buildings]]

Iron Mine

2025-06-30T19:55:24Z

KermitTheFrog:

'''Iron Mine''' produces [[Iron|iron]].

== Furniture ==

=== Forging Bench ===

A processing station for the refinement of iron ore.

=== Mold ===

A tool that casts iron ores into special shapes.

=== Changing Room ===

A stall for changing work clothes.

=== Garburator ===

For the disposal of detritus and industrial waste.

=== Coat Rack ===

A place to hang workers' apparel and hats.

=== Hydraulic Press ===

A powerful iron-pressing machine.

== Output production bonus ==

Gathering bonus depends on:

* Alliance has [[Gathering facility]].
* Your '''Iron output''' research tiers and levels.
* Your [[VIP]] status level.
* [[Smith|Smith's]] '''Burnished Iron''' expedition skill.

{| class="wikitable"
! Gathering Facility<br /> (Lv. 1) !! Iron Output I<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output II<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output III<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output IV<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output V<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output VI<br />(Lv. 3) !! Top Hunter Skill<br />(Lv. 5) || VIP status<br />(Lv. 12)
|-
| 5,00% || 13,50% || 13,50% || 18,00% || 22,50% || 26,00% || 26,00% || 25,00% || 24,00%
|}

== Upgrades ==

Iron Mine can be upgraded to 30th level<ref>In game upgrades table</ref><ref>https://www.whiteoutsurvival.wiki/buildings/iron-mine/</ref>.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Level !! Building Power !! Prerequisites !! Meat !! Wood !! Coal !! Iron !! Construction Time<br/>(DD HH:MM:SS)
|-
| 1 || 40 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 30 || - || - || 00:00:02
|-
| 2 || 76 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 45 || - || - || 00:00:03
|-
| 3 || 130 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 200 || - || - || 00:00:10
|-
| 4 || 202 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 90 || - || - || 00:00:35
|-
| 5 || 310 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 380 || - || - || 00:01:10
|-
| 6 || 472 || Furnace Lv. 6 || - || 960 || 240 || - || 00:02:20
|-
| 7 || 706 || Furnace Lv. 7 || - || 3,400 || 865 || - || 00:04:45
|-
| 8 || 940 || Furnace Lv. 8 || - || 6,300 || 1,500 || - || 00:07:10
|-
| 9 || 1,174 || Furnace Lv. 9 || - || 13,000 || 3,200 || - || 00:10:30
|-
| 10 || 1,514 || Furnace Lv. 10 || - || 23,000 || 5,700 || - || 00:14:00
|-
| 11 || 1,854 || Furnace Lv. 11 || 110,000 || 110,000 || 23,000 || 5,900 || 00:18:00
|-
| 12 || 2,194 || Furnace Lv. 12 || 150,000 || 150,000 || 30,000 || 7,500 || 00:21:30
|-
| 13 || 2,768 || Furnace Lv. 13 || 210,000 || 210,000 || 42,000 || 10,000 || 00:26:00
|-
| 14 || 3,342 || Furnace Lv. 14 || 280,000 || 280,000 || 56,000 || 14,000 || 00:33:30
|-
| 15 || 3,916 || Furnace Lv. 15 || 410,000 || 410,000 || 83,000 || 20,000 || 00:43:00
|-
| 16 || 4,724 || Furnace Lv. 16 || 530,000 || 530,000 || 100,000 || 26,000 || 01:13:00
|-
| 17 || 5,532 || Furnace Lv. 17 || 830,000 || 830,000 || 160,000 || 41,000 || 01:27:30
|-
| 18 || 6,340 || Furnace Lv. 18 || 1,100,000 || 1,100,000 || 220,000 || 56,000 || 01:45:00
|-
| 19 || 7,488 || Furnace Lv. 19 || 1,400,000 || 1,400,000 || 280,000 || 70,000 || 02:38:00
|-
| 20 || 8,636 || Furnace Lv. 20 || 1,900,000 || 1,900,000 || 300,000 || 96,000 || 03:17:30
|-
| 21 || 9,784 || Furnace Lv. 21 || 2,400,000 || 2,400,000 || 490,000 || 120,000 || 04:16:30
|-
| 22 || 11,506 || Furnace Lv. 22 || 3,200,000 || 3,200,000 || 640,000 || 160,000 || 06:25:00
|-
| 23 || 13,228 || Furnace Lv. 23 || 4,000,000 || 4,000,000 || 800,000 || 200,000 || 08:59:00
|-
| 24 || 14,950 || Furnace Lv. 24 || 5,400,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,000,000 || 270,000 || 12:34:30
|-
| 25 || 16,672 || Furnace Lv. 25 || 7,300,000 || 7,300,000 || 1,400,000 || 360,000 || 17:36:30
|-
| 26 || 19,202 || Furnace Lv. 26 || 9,400,000 || 9,400,000 || 1,800,000 || 470,000 || 20:15:00
|-
| 27 || 21,732 || Furnace Lv. 27 || 13,000,000 || 13,000,000 || 2,600,000 || 670,000 || 1d 00:18:00
|-
| 28 || 24,262 || Furnace Lv. 28 || 17,000,000 || 17,000,000 || 3,500,000 || 890,000 || 1d 03:57:00
|-
| 29 || 26,792 || Furnace Lv. 29 || 22,000,000 || 22,000,000 || 4,400,000 || 1,100,000 || 1d 08:08:00
|-
| 30 || 30,470 || Furnace Lv. 30 || 27,000,000 || 27,000,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,300,000 || 1d 14:34:00
|-
| Total || 240,956 || N/A || 117,620,000 || 117,897,555 || 23,335,505 || 5,886,400 || 8d 14:27:15
|}

== References ==
<references />

[[Category:Buildings]]

Iron Mine

2025-06-30T19:53:55Z

KermitTheFrog: Created page with "'''Iron Mine''' produces iron. == Furniture == === Forging Bench === A processing station for the refinement of iron ore. === Mold === A tool that casts iron ores into special shapes. === Changing Room === A stall for changing work clothes. === Garburator === For the disposal of detritus and industrial waste. === Coat Rack === A place to hang workers' apparel and hats. === Hydraulic Press === A powerful iron-pressing machine. == Output production b..."

'''Iron Mine''' produces [[Iron|iron]].

== Furniture ==

=== Forging Bench ===

A processing station for the refinement of iron ore.

=== Mold ===

A tool that casts iron ores into special shapes.

=== Changing Room ===

A stall for changing work clothes.

=== Garburator ===

For the disposal of detritus and industrial waste.

=== Coat Rack ===

A place to hang workers' apparel and hats.

=== Hydraulic Press ===

A powerful iron-pressing machine.

== Output production bonus ==

Gathering bonus depends on:

* Alliance has [[Gathering facility]].
* Your '''Iron output''' research tiers and levels.
* Your [[VIP]] status level.
* [[Smith|Smith's]] '''Burnished Iron''' expedition skill.

{| class="wikitable"
! Gathering Facility<br /> (Lv. 1) !! Iron Output I<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output II<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output III<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output IV<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output V<br />(Lv. 3) !! Iron Output VI<br />(Lv. 3) !! Top Hunter Skill<br />(Lv. 5) || VIP status<br />(Lv. 12)
|-
| 5,00% || 13,50% || 13,50% || 18,00% || 22,50% || 26,00% || 26,00% || 25,00% || 24,00%
|}

== Upgrades ==

Hunter's Hut can be upgraded to 30th level<ref>In game upgrades table</ref><ref>https://www.whiteoutsurvival.wiki/buildings/iron-mine/</ref>.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Level !! Building Power !! Prerequisites !! Meat !! Wood !! Coal !! Iron !! Construction Time<br/>(DD HH:MM:SS)
|-
| 1 || 40 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 30 || - || - || 00:00:02
|-
| 2 || 76 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 45 || - || - || 00:00:03
|-
| 3 || 130 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 200 || - || - || 00:00:10
|-
| 4 || 202 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 90 || - || - || 00:00:35
|-
| 5 || 310 || Furnace Lv. 5 || - || 380 || - || - || 00:01:10
|-
| 6 || 472 || Furnace Lv. 6 || - || 960 || 240 || - || 00:02:20
|-
| 7 || 706 || Furnace Lv. 7 || - || 3,400 || 865 || - || 00:04:45
|-
| 8 || 940 || Furnace Lv. 8 || - || 6,300 || 1,500 || - || 00:07:10
|-
| 9 || 1,174 || Furnace Lv. 9 || - || 13,000 || 3,200 || - || 00:10:30
|-
| 10 || 1,514 || Furnace Lv. 10 || - || 23,000 || 5,700 || - || 00:14:00
|-
| 11 || 1,854 || Furnace Lv. 11 || 110,000 || 110,000 || 23,000 || 5,900 || 00:18:00
|-
| 12 || 2,194 || Furnace Lv. 12 || 150,000 || 150,000 || 30,000 || 7,500 || 00:21:30
|-
| 13 || 2,768 || Furnace Lv. 13 || 210,000 || 210,000 || 42,000 || 10,000 || 00:26:00
|-
| 14 || 3,342 || Furnace Lv. 14 || 280,000 || 280,000 || 56,000 || 14,000 || 00:33:30
|-
| 15 || 3,916 || Furnace Lv. 15 || 410,000 || 410,000 || 83,000 || 20,000 || 00:43:00
|-
| 16 || 4,724 || Furnace Lv. 16 || 530,000 || 530,000 || 100,000 || 26,000 || 01:13:00
|-
| 17 || 5,532 || Furnace Lv. 17 || 830,000 || 830,000 || 160,000 || 41,000 || 01:27:30
|-
| 18 || 6,340 || Furnace Lv. 18 || 1,100,000 || 1,100,000 || 220,000 || 56,000 || 01:45:00
|-
| 19 || 7,488 || Furnace Lv. 19 || 1,400,000 || 1,400,000 || 280,000 || 70,000 || 02:38:00
|-
| 20 || 8,636 || Furnace Lv. 20 || 1,900,000 || 1,900,000 || 300,000 || 96,000 || 03:17:30
|-
| 21 || 9,784 || Furnace Lv. 21 || 2,400,000 || 2,400,000 || 490,000 || 120,000 || 04:16:30
|-
| 22 || 11,506 || Furnace Lv. 22 || 3,200,000 || 3,200,000 || 640,000 || 160,000 || 06:25:00
|-
| 23 || 13,228 || Furnace Lv. 23 || 4,000,000 || 4,000,000 || 800,000 || 200,000 || 08:59:00
|-
| 24 || 14,950 || Furnace Lv. 24 || 5,400,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,000,000 || 270,000 || 12:34:30
|-
| 25 || 16,672 || Furnace Lv. 25 || 7,300,000 || 7,300,000 || 1,400,000 || 360,000 || 17:36:30
|-
| 26 || 19,202 || Furnace Lv. 26 || 9,400,000 || 9,400,000 || 1,800,000 || 470,000 || 20:15:00
|-
| 27 || 21,732 || Furnace Lv. 27 || 13,000,000 || 13,000,000 || 2,600,000 || 670,000 || 1d 00:18:00
|-
| 28 || 24,262 || Furnace Lv. 28 || 17,000,000 || 17,000,000 || 3,500,000 || 890,000 || 1d 03:57:00
|-
| 29 || 26,792 || Furnace Lv. 29 || 22,000,000 || 22,000,000 || 4,400,000 || 1,100,000 || 1d 08:08:00
|-
| 30 || 30,470 || Furnace Lv. 30 || 27,000,000 || 27,000,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,300,000 || 1d 14:34:00
|-
| Total || 240,956 || N/A || 117,620,000 || 117,897,555 || 23,335,505 || 5,886,400 || 8d 14:27:15
|}

== References ==
<references />

[[Category:Buildings]]

Hunter's Hut

2025-06-30T18:00:52Z

KermitTheFrog:

'''Hunter's hut''' produces [[Meat|meat]].

== Furniture ==

=== Animal Head Trophy ===

A stuffed animal head trophy. Said to bring good luck.

=== Mini Heater ===

Not only does it warm the body, it also comforts the soul.

=== Washer ===

A place to wash and handle animal carcasses.

=== Jaw Trap ===

A common hunting trap.

=== Hunter's Box ===

A toolkit full of hunter essentials.

== Output production bonus ==

Gathering bonus depends on:

* Alliance has [[Gathering facility]].
* Your '''Meat output''' research tiers and levels.
* Your [[VIP]] status level.
* [[Cloris|Cloris's]] '''Top Hunter''' expedition skill.

{| class="wikitable"
! Gathering Facility<br /> (Lv. 1) !! Meat Output I<br />(Lv. 3) !! Meat Output II<br />(Lv. 3) !! Meat Output III<br />(Lv. 3) !! Meat Output IV<br />(Lv. 3) !! Meat Output V<br />(Lv. 3) !! Meat Output VI<br />(Lv. 3) !! Top Hunter Skill<br />(Lv. 5) || VIP status<br />(Lv. 12)
|-
| 5,00% || 13,50% || 13,50% || 18,00% || 22,50% || 26,00% || 26,00% || 25,00% || 24,00%
|}

== Upgrades ==

Hunter's Hut can be upgraded to 30th level<ref>In game upgrades table</ref><ref>https://www.whiteoutsurvival.wiki/buildings/hunters-hut/</ref>.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Level !! Building Power !! Prerequisites !! Meat !! Wood !! Coal !! Iron !! Construction Time<br/>(DD HH:MM:SS)
|-
| 1 || 40 || Furnace Lv. 1 || 30 || - || - || - || 00:00:02
|-
| 2 || 76 || Furnace Lv. 2 || 45 || - || - || - || 00:00:03
|-
| 3 || 130 || Furnace Lv. 3 || 200 || - || - || - || 00:00:10
|-
| 4 || 202 || Furnace Lv. 4 || 450 || 90 || - || - || 00:00:35
|-
| 5 || 310 || Furnace Lv. 5 || 1,900 || 380 || - || - || 00:01:10
|-
| 6 || 472 || Furnace Lv. 6 || 4,800 || 960 || 240 || - || 00:02:20
|-
| 7 || 706 || Furnace Lv. 7 || 17,000 || 3,400 || 865 || - || 00:04:45
|-
| 8 || 940 || Furnace Lv. 8 || 31,000 || 6,300 || 1,500 || - || 00:07:10
|-
| 9 || 1,174 || Furnace Lv. 9 || 65,000 || 13,000 || 3,200 || - || 00:10:30
|-
| 10 || 1,514 || Furnace Lv. 10 || 110,000 || 23,000 || 5,700 || - || 00:14:00
|-
| 11 || 1,854 || Furnace Lv. 11 || 110,000 || 110,000 || 23,000 || 5,900 || 00:18:00
|-
| 12 || 2,194 || Furnace Lv. 12 || 150,000 || 150,000 || 30,000 || 7,500 || 00:21:30
|-
| 13 || 2,768 || Furnace Lv. 13 || 210,000 || 210,000 || 42,000 || 10,000 || 00:26:00
|-
| 14 || 3,342 || Furnace Lv. 14 || 280,000 || 280,000 || 56,000 || 14,000 || 00:33:30
|-
| 15 || 3,916 || Furnace Lv. 15 || 410,000 || 410,000 || 83,000 || 20,000 || 00:43:00
|-
| 16 || 4,724 || Furnace Lv. 16 || 530,000 || 530,000 || 100,000 || 26,000 || 01:13:00
|-
| 17 || 5,532 || Furnace Lv. 17 || 830,000 || 830,000 || 160,000 || 41,000 || 01:27:30
|-
| 18 || 6,340 || Furnace Lv. 18 || 1,100,000 || 1,100,000 || 220,000 || 56,000 || 01:45:00
|-
| 19 || 7,488 || Furnace Lv. 19 || 1,400,000 || 1,400,000 || 280,000 || 70,000 || 02:38:00
|-
| 20 || 8,636 || Furnace Lv. 20 || 1,900,000 || 1,900,000 || 300,000 || 96,000 || 03:17:30
|-
| 21 || 9,784 || Furnace Lv. 21 || 2,400,000 || 2,400,000 || 490,000 || 120,000 || 04:16:30
|-
| 22 || 11,506 || Furnace Lv. 22 || 3,200,000 || 3,200,000 || 640,000 || 160,000 || 06:25:00
|-
| 23 || 13,228 || Furnace Lv. 23 || 4,000,000 || 4,000,000 || 800,000 || 200,000 || 08:59:00
|-
| 24 || 14,950 || Furnace Lv. 24 || 5,400,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,000,000 || 270,000 || 12:34:30
|-
| 25 || 16,672 || Furnace Lv. 25 || 7,300,000 || 7,300,000 || 1,400,000 || 360,000 || 17:36:30
|-
| 26 || 19,202 || Furnace Lv. 26 || 9,400,000 || 9,400,000 || 1,800,000 || 470,000 || 20:15:00
|-
| 27 || 21,732 || Furnace Lv. 27 || 13,000,000 || 13,000,000 || 2,600,000 || 670,000 || 1d 00:18:00
|-
| 28 || 24,262 || Furnace Lv. 28 || 17,000,000 || 17,000,000 || 3,500,000 || 890,000 || 1d 03:57:00
|-
| 29 || 26,792 || Furnace Lv. 29 || 22,000,000 || 22,000,000 || 4,400,000 || 1,100,000 || 1d 08:08:00
|-
| 30 || 30,470 || Furnace Lv. 30 || 27,000,000 || 27,000,000 || 5,400,000 || 1,300,000 || 1d 14:34:00
|-
| Total || 240,956 || N/A || 117,850,425 || 117,667,130 || 23,335,505 || 5,886,400 || 8d 14:27:15
|}

== References ==
<references />

[[Category:Buildings]]

Iron

2025-06-27T19:27:34Z

KermitTheFrog:

[[File:Iron.png|frame|right|Iron]]

Iron can be obtained from an Iron Mine or gathering in the wilderness. Used to construct, research and train troops.

[[Category:Resources]]

Wood

2025-06-27T19:27:12Z

KermitTheFrog:

[[File:Wood.png|frame|right|Wood]]

Wood can be obtained from a Sawmill or gathering in the wilderness. Used to construct, research and train troops.

[[Category:Resources]]