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About the Speedups calculator
Enter your normal and recruitment Speedups, your gems and your recruitment speed, then choose a troop tier from T1 to T14. The calculator gives the troops you can train, the time per troop and per batch, event points, and the food, wood, stone and iron needed. A target troop count shows how many Speedups you are short and what gems would cover the gap.
Training time was measured for T12 between 99.6% and 180.6% speed. In that range, the tool gives 118.05 seconds per T12 troop at 99.6% and 86.88 seconds at 180.6%. At 180.6%, seven days of Speedups trains about 6,961 T12 troops. Results for other tiers use fixed ratios to T12 that have not been measured, and any speed outside the range is an estimate.
Enter your speed without title and National. The Baron, Grand Duke and National options are applied as separate multipliers, and we have not confirmed that those multipliers match the game, so treat buffed results as approximate.
How to use it
- Enter your normal and recruitment Speedups in days and hours, plus any gems.
- Type your recruitment speed without title and National bonuses.
- Pick the troop tier, batch size, title and National level.
- Read the troops you can train, then the resources they need.
- Optionally add a target troop count to see the Speedups you are missing.
Frequently asked questions
- How many troops can I train with my Speedups in War and Order?
- Divide your Speedup seconds by the seconds per troop at your speed and tier. The tool does this for you. For example, 168 hours at 180.6% gives about 6,961 T12 troops.
- Which tier earns the most event points per Speedup hour?
- In the tool's numbers at any speed, T13 leads with about 6% more points per hour than T12 and about 16% more than T14. Only T12 timing was measured, so treat this as an estimate.
- Should I include title and National in my speed?
- No. Enter your speed without them, because the measured times were taken without those buffs. Select the title and National level separately.
- Do normal and recruitment Speedups count the same?
- In this calculator, yes. Both are added into one pool of hours.