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About the Dashboard

The Dashboard pulls together what you have saved in the other WaoHive tools. It has no data of its own apart from a small profile with your player name, Realm, frontline and backline. Everything else is read from the Planner, Azurite Calculator, Beast, High College, Colossus, Mystic College, Speedups and Equipments pages in the same browser.

The Castle card shows your Castle level, troop tier, Angel tier, daily and monthly azurite, and the next upgrade with its azurite cost. Its progress percentage counts the 95 upgrades on the way to T14 Backline. Colossus shows each colossus against its limit of 150 levels, Mystic College shows one bar per troop branch, and High College shows spent azurite against a total of at least 378,710.

It is not linked to your game account and cannot see your real levels, so it is only as current as your last entries. Artifacts, Totem, Jewels, Garden in the Sky and Packs do not feed into it.

How to use it

  1. Fill in your player name, Realm, frontline and backline.
  2. Enter your levels in the Planner and the other tools you use.
  3. Come back to the Dashboard to see the saved summary.
  4. Use the Open link on any card to go to that tool and update it.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my Dashboard empty?
It only shows what is saved in this browser. If you have not used the other tools here, or you cleared your site data or switched devices, the cards start at zero.
Does the Dashboard read my War and Order account?
No. The tool has no connection to the game. It summarises the values you typed into the other WaoHive pages.
What does the Castle progress percentage count?
The 95 upgrades that lead to T14 Backline: the listed Castle steps, the Barracks levels and the Guardian Temple steps for Angels. It counts upgrades, not azurite, so a cheap upgrade moves it as much as an expensive one.

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WaoHive is an independent player project with no connection to War and Order or its publisher. What you enter is stored only in this browser. Blog About Privacy