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About WaoHive
WaoHive is a set of calculators and cost tables for War and Order. It is built around the questions that come up once a Castle passes level 30: what the next upgrade really needs, how long the azurite will take, how to split a March Size for an event, and how many shards or crystals a goal will burn.
The numbers get large quickly, which is why it helps to add them up first. Taking every required building from level 30 to Sacred Castle III comes to 1,589,320 azurite. Maxing two Colossi takes 376,800 crystals and 15,060 Ancient Relics. One Orange artifact needs 1,700 shards across 16 star and rank stages.
There are 18 tools, and an Elder Titan section is still being prepared. Nothing needs an account: what you enter is saved automatically in your browser, stays on that device and is not linked to your game account. Some values could not be confirmed, so check anything expensive against the game before you spend.
How to use it
- Open the tool for the goal you are working on, such as the Planner or the Azurite Calculator.
- Enter your current levels and what you own. Everything saves as you type.
- Read the totals, then compare the biggest numbers with what the game shows.
- Open the Dashboard to see your saved progress in one place.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need an account to use WaoHive?
- No. There is no sign-up. Your entries are saved in your browser, so they stay on that device and that browser unless you share a link or clear your site data.
- Is WaoHive connected to my War and Order account?
- No. It cannot read your game account. Every level and resource count comes from what you type in, so the results are only as current as your entries.
- Can I move my plans to another device?
- Many tools have a Share button that copies a link holding your current plan. Open that link on the other device and change a value to save it there. The Dashboard, Azurite Calculator, Buildings and Totem do not have one.
- Are the numbers exact?
- They are calculated from WaoHive's data tables, and not every value has been confirmed in the game. Where the data has gaps, as with 29 High College levels, the tool marks the result as a minimum or an estimate.