Alliance Management
Build together. Grow together. Cause organized chaos together.
An Alliance is much more than a tag beside your name. It gives you teammates, assistance, Alliance Tech, territory, facilities, buffs, rewards, events, an Alliance Store, rankings, and plenty of reasons to yell “HELP BUTTON!” in chat.
This guide breaks down the everyday Alliance systems every Chief should understand — whether you just joined your first Alliance or you are trying to figure out where all those Alliance Coins keep coming from.
Zarael & Awkie's Chief Tip
Alliance Command Center
Pick the system you need. No scrolling marathon required.
So… What Does an Alliance Actually Do?
An Alliance plugs you into a stack of systems. Here is the whole menu.
Alliance Assistance
Help reduce teammates' construction/research/etc. timers.
Alliance Coins
Earned through Alliance participation and used in the Alliance Store.
Alliance Contributions
Participation can place members on Daily and Weekly Contribution Rankings.
Alliance Territory
HQs and Alliance Flags establish Alliance-controlled territory.
Facilities
Controlling facilities provides Alliance-wide buffs.
Alliance Events
Members cooperate in Alliance-specific events such as Vault Trap and other Alliance activities.
Alliance Store
Spend Alliance Coins on useful items.
Alliance Tech
Alliance research improves Alliance capabilities and can affect systems such as assistance and territory expansion.
The short version: Help people. Donate. Participate. Stay inside your territory. Collect buffs. Buy useful stuff. Repeat.
Smash That Help Button
The single highest value-per-tap action in the entire game.
Help
Tap the demo button — this is an illustration, not live game data.
Daily Alliance Coin Rewards
Confirmed: the daily assistance reward cap shown in-game is 2,000 Alliance Coins.
Why should I hit Help?
You: click one button.
Your teammate: gets a shorter timer.
You: earn Alliance Coins.
Alliance: grows faster.
Everybody wins.
Contribution Rankings
An educational simulator based on the in-game Alliance Rankings screen. It does not read live game data.
| Rank | Diamonds | Alliance Coins |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | 300 | 2,000 |
| 2nd | 200 | 1,000 |
| 3rd | 100 | 500 |
| 4–100 | 50 | 500 |
1st
Diamonds
300
Coins
2,000
2nd
Diamonds
200
Coins
1,000
3rd
Diamonds
100
Coins
500
4–100
Diamonds
50
Coins
500
Daily Reward Unlock
Members at 12K: 0 / 3
- Once 3 Alliance members reach 12,000 Contribution Points, ranking rewards automatically activate.
- After activation, online members who have reached 12,000 Contribution Points are eligible for ranking rewards.
- Rewards are sent by mail after calculation.
Chief Tip
Where The Coins Go
Alliance Coins earned through Alliance activity can be spent in the Alliance Store. Inventory and discounts vary and refresh, so check both tabs regularly.
Categories seen in the Today tab — examples only, not a permanent inventory list.
What are you working on?
Construction
- · Construction speedups
- · 5-minute speedups
- · 1-hour speedups
Research
- · Research speedups
- · 5-minute speedups
- · 1-hour speedups
Training
- · Training speedups
- · 1-hour speedups
Healing
- · Healing speedups
- · 5-minute speedups
Movement/Territory
- · Teleport/territory-related items
- · Other progression items
Discount badges are styling examples taken from store screenshots. Actual prices and stock change — more data coming soon.
Before You Spend…
Welcome to Your Turf
Territory is established through the Alliance HQ and the connected chain of Alliance Flags.
Described in-game as “The heart of Alliance Territory.” The HQ establishes the foundation of Alliance territory. Confirmed variants: Alliance HQ (Countryside) and Alliance HQ (Suburb).
Alliance HQ
Confirmed variants: Alliance HQ (Countryside) and Alliance HQ (Suburb). The HQ is described in-game as “The heart of Alliance Territory.” Flags expand outward from it. Exact placement requirements are not confirmed — more data coming soon.
Alliance Flags
Flags extend territory outward from the HQ and matter for reaching strategic locations and facilities.
Screenshot example
Alliance Flag: 104 / 110 built
Screenshot example
Flag unlock required: Strategy 101 II
These are screenshot examples, not universal starting values.
Territory Planning Tip
Facilities = Free Alliance-Wide Buffs
Control a facility, the whole Alliance gets the buff. There are rules though.
Rule 1 — Territory Connection
An Alliance can only contest Facilities that border its territory. Plan HQ and Flag placement around the facilities you actually want.
Facility Available
Facility Combat
- Some Officers can be injured or killed while contesting Facilities.
- Higher-level facilities result in more casualties.
- The casualty rate can be viewed in the Facility Building Rules.
- Injured Officers must be healed at the Hospital.
Before Contesting a Facility
- Territory touches the facility
- Rally/attack plan is ready
- Hospital capacity is available
- Alliance members know the target
- Facility buff is actually useful
Important — Buff Stacking
Occupying different types of Facilities can grant different buffs. However, facility buffs of the same type and level do NOT stack.
Crime Lab Lv.1 + Arsenal Lv.2
Both buffs active
Crime Lab Lv.1 + Crime Lab Lv.1
Same type and level does not stack
Facility Buff Explorer
Crime Lab
Lv. 1
Construction Speed +5.0%
Growth
Logistics Hub
Lv. 1
Resource Confiscation Speed +5.0%
Resources
Arsenal
Lv. 2
Squad Defense +5.0%
Combat
Facility buffs apply to Alliance members while control is maintained. When the Alliance gains control, members receive rewards, and while control is maintained, everyone receives buffs.
More facility data coming soon.
Event Buildings, Statues & Dynamite
Event Buildings
Vault Trap 1 · Vault Trap 2
Vault Trap is an Alliance event building used for the Vault Trap Operation. The in-game description states that the Alliance challenges the Master of Heists for 30 minutes to obtain Hero equipment upgrade materials. More damage means better rewards, and members rally together to fight.
View Full Vault Trap GuideSpecial Items
Alliance Dynamite
Can be used on Alliance Territory to clear Criminals, Crime Bosses, and Resource Points not collected by a Chief within its blast radius.
Usable Today: 3/3 (observed example)
Something parked where the flag needs to go?
Alliance Flex Collection
Because apparently winning wasn't enough. We needed monuments too.
Precinct Silver Statue
Locked
Reach Silver League in Precinct Powerplay
Occupier's Statue
Locked
Reach Advanced Tier in Alliance Mobilization
Nuclear Star
Locked
Reach Alliance Training Rating S
Your 60-Second Alliance Checklist
Resets when you leave the page. No accounts, no saving, no nagging.
Alliance Citizen Rating
0%
What are you trying to do?
Common Alliance Mistakes
Zarael & Awkie's Chief Notes
The strongest Alliance is not necessarily the Alliance with one giant account carrying everyone else. Healthy Alliances have members consistently:
- helping
- donating
- joining rallies
- participating in events
- building territory intelligently
- securing useful facilities
- communicating
One Chief can be powerful. Fifty organized Chiefs are a problem.
How This Connects To The Rest
Precinct Powerplay and Prison Clash guides — more data coming soon.
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