Let’s start with the good news: you enjoyed raiding other players' expeditions—and we’ve taken note!

You can now launch 10 raids instead of 3, and do so every 6 hours rather than every 8. More raids means more loot!

Next up, the main event: island raids. Here’s what’s changing:

Home-field advantage—your base stays safe. While you’re online, your base won’t appear in other players' search results, so it can’t be attacked. Even if someone found your base just a minute before you logged in, the battle won't happen: the raid is cancelled, and the attacker gets their search fee back. Once you log off, your base becomes available for raids again.

One base, one attacker. A base that has already been scouted won't show up in search results for another ten minutes. No more getting raided five times in a row by the same person.

League-based bots. Bot villages now scale with your league: Gold 1 features Rare dragons; Obsidian features Epic and Legendary ones; and the Mythical League features Legendary and Mythical ones. Defeating a bot from Obsidian 3 or higher yields up to 3 trophies—and it *always* yields trophies. Progression is steady—no zero-trophy rewards for bots—provided you have dragons capable of beating them. Defeating real players remains more profitable.

Post-battle cooldown. After participating in 5 battles, a dragon needs to rest: Common—45 seconds; Uncommon—3 minutes; Rare—9 minutes; Epic—15 minutes; Legendary—30 minutes; Mythical—45 minutes. While resting, a dragon cannot attack or go on expeditions, but it will still defend your base. You can skip the cooldown using stars. A reminder: any scripts, bots, auto-clickers, or other tools that keep you "in the game" without your active participation or perform actions on your behalf are prohibited. This includes attempts to stay online solely to prevent your base from being attacked.

Violations result in an immediate account ban. This decision is final and non-negotiable—no progress, purchases, or stars will be restored.

Play fair.

Good luck with your raids.