What Is Carmot?
Carmot is a resource required to upgrade buildings to Level 12 and above. It may also be needed for training T7 troops in the future.
Carmot is stored in your City like other resources and can be transported. However, it takes 100 times more space (25k Carmot takes up 2.5m transport capacity).
You can transport Carmot between your own Cities without a limit. However, there is a daily limit of 100k Carmot received from other players through raids and transports combined.
How Do I Get Carmot?
First, upgrade your Castle to Level 12. You can then mine, steal, or transport Carmot.
Carmot Mines
Carmot Mines are located in the central area of the World Map, between coordinates 251,251 and 550,550. There are currently four mine levels:
- Level 1: 6,000 Carmot
- Level 2: 9,000 Carmot
- Level 3: 15,000 Carmot
- Level 4: 25,000 Carmot
Tap on a mine to check how much Carmot it contains. If there is enough available, send a patrol.
Please note that mines can move between mining sessions and do not remain at fixed coordinates.
How to Mine Carmot
- Tap on the mine you want to collect from.
- Select Mine.
- Choose a Knight and the troops you want to send.
- Make sure you have enough troops to carry the available Carmot back to your City.
The game automatically selects the required troop capacity, usually choosing your highest-tier troops. You can change this selection if you prefer to send lower-tier troops.
You can only send one patrol at a time from each City.
Your patrol will return automatically when the mine is empty. You can also recall it at any time and bring back the Carmot collected so far.
If you completely empty a mine, you also have a chance to receive additional rewards, such as resources or hourglasses. Higher-level mines offer better rewards.
How Long Does Mining Take?
All mines produce 1 Carmot per second, regardless of mine level, Knight level, or troop tier.
March speed-ups can reduce travel time, but mining itself cannot be accelerated. You can recall your patrol whenever needed.
How Much Carmot Can I Get Daily?
There is no daily limit on mining. If you continuously mine with all five Cities, you can collect approximately 430k Carmot per day.
However, there is a daily limit of 100k Carmot received through raids and transports from other players. This limit resets at 09:00 UTC.
Which Buildings Can Be Upgraded?
Currently, the following buildings can be upgraded using Carmot:
- Castle
- Wall
- Blacksmith
- Rally Point
- Storehouse
- Cottages
- Resource Fields
Starting at Level 14, Arcane Crystals are also required, in addition to Carmot and regular resources.
How Can I Protect My Carmot?
Storehouses can protect Carmot starting at Castle Level 12.
The recommended way to protect your Carmot is to keep at least one City set to defend and store your Carmot there.
Can Someone Attack My Mining Patrol?
Yes. Carmot Mines can be attacked even if your account is under Dove protection.
- If another player successfully takes the mine, your patrol returns home and the attacker starts mining.
- If your patrol loses troops but the attacker does not take the mine, mining continues. However, if you have no troops left to carry the Carmot home, you will not receive the collected resources.
- In this situation, recall your patrol and send another one with sufficient troops.
- If an Alliance member already occupies the mine, your patrol will return to your City.
Why Is There a Visible Line Between the Mine and My City?
When your patrol finishes mining and returns home, a visible line appears between the mine and your City.
Other players can see this line, which means they may use it to identify when you are returning with Carmot and potentially attack your City.
How Much Carmot Can Be Stolen?
There is no limit to how much Carmot can be stolen from an individual player. However, each player can only receive a total of 100k Carmot per day from raids and transports combined.
Does Carmot Appear in Scout Reports?
No, Carmot does not appear in scout reports.
However, it does appear in attack reports if any Carmot was stolen, as well as in mining reports showing the amount collected.
Please Note: Carmot will only be visible in reports when viewed from a City with a Castle upgraded to Level 12 or higher.