The recent update did not only improve the game flow & stability, but revamped the character stats system and its relation to the in-game economy. So, what's changed?

Now the key parameters you should care about are:

• Strength

• Max Strength

• PWR Balance

Your character strength is the amount of PWR you can spend in clan raids and boss raids. The higher it is, the higher your victory chance and the absolute rewards amount, so ideally you should try to increase it. This value is subtracted from your PWR balance. So, if you have 1000 PWR and your character is 20 PWR strong, after a boss raid you'll have 980 PWR.

The strength amount is a bit tricky, because it doesn't necessarily depend on your PWR balance but rather on your max historical PWR balance. What's that? It's the maximum amount of PWR you've ever had on your balance. If you deposit 1000 PWR on the first day, your character strength will amount to a percentage of this value. If you top up 500 more PWR, your strength will increase, because it will be calculated from 1500 — the max PWR balance you've ever had. However, if you spend 250 PWR and then deposit 250 PWR, your strength won't go up, as your max historical PWR balance will stay the same.

When you deposit more PWR and your PWR balance exceeds your previous all-time-high balance value, your strength will increase up until it reaches max strength. After that increasing your max historical PWR balance will actually decrease your daily ROY (not total ROI, just the speed).

Your max strength and, respectively, daily ROI depend on your level. So, in order to receive more rewards daily by depositing more PWR you need to level up. You can view strength caps in the Level Info Pop-Up. To navigate there, go to: PWR Control Panel in the right upper corner of the main menu >> Scroll Down >> Click View All Levels >> Swipe to view different levels.