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Why do raids with one unit fail?

Arqade Asked on May 15, 2021

I noticed that if you raid or attack with only 1 non-mounted unit on Travian, you will always lose.

Why is this?

3 Answers

No one really knows. There doesn't seem to be any innate defense to villages. I think it's just hard-coded in almost. What's interesting is that stronger units can die alone if the person you're attacking has a lot lower population. There's no real answer as to why though.

Another thing to consider is that villages can get defense from a residence or palace even if they don't have any troops there. Residences and palaces give small amounts of both types of defense, as listed in this post, which can also be increased by city walls.

Also note that if you upgrade your units at the blacksmith, you might be able to survive, depending on the type of unit that you're upgrading.

Correct answer by Ullallulloo on May 15, 2021

Every village has some default protection. Defence of basic protection depends from many factors:

  • Village population of attacker -> Population of defender
  • Troop type
  • Levels of: Residence/Palace, Rally point, Main building and wall

Answered by EmptySD on May 15, 2021

I doesn't always fail, if the unit power after all calculations is more than 83 it will survive, that is how the combat formula is coded.

simulate the third roman unit(level 20) raiding a village that has more population than the attacker (and no defenses off-curse) and that unit will survive ;)

Answered by Accountant م on May 15, 2021

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