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Message:: [QUOTE="Hermione, post: 3786, member: 1991476255"]I don't have exact numbers, so I'll leave this to someone who does, or in the morning, I'll ask someone who does have the numbers to chime in here. Plus, we'd need to know the defending player's strength to fully determine it. And we'd have to look into the caps they put in place too. (loss caps and ally bonus caps) So many numbers... LolIf I post it, all my numbers/info on this last section of your post would be based on info I got from September 2017... and would probably be soooo outdated...so I'll do a general explanation....I had to split this up into 2 parts since I lost what I typed before on this subject because it was over 1k characters...boo forums...so anyway, general explanation coming.When you attack someone, there is an Army Strength that you have and what the defender has. You win if yours is higher than theirs. That is a given.There isn't 1 set number of troops you lose, it's more of a ratio based on your Army Strength in relation to the Defender/Attacker. By lose, I mean loss, not deaths. Your loss is just a loss of troops, it could be all injured, it could be all dead, it could be a mixture of both. But you lose troops based on the ratio that compares your army strength to the other guy's. You will lose less of a percentage of your raw troop power worth of troops the stronger you are compared to your opponent.Troop power for tier 3+ troops vary based on what they are doing. Look at your training pit. You'll see it say with Knights for instance,  +100 strength when defending your city, for Pugs, add 100 if attacking a city, for Huntresses, add 100 if attacking monsters. Those situational powers are important. If you're attacking with pugs, you'll see a different power than if you were defending with pugs.<img src="https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/419936592421978122/427749020409135116/Screenshot_20180326-044058.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /><img src="https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/419936592421978122/427737136092020737/Screenshot_20180326-035329.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /> Calculating losses would depend on your army strength in relation to the person you're attacking or defending against. It also depends on the troop type you're using and how much research was done on that troop. Not all troops are equal. The two people in the screenshots above did not do the same research. So, based on your total Army Strength in the battle, you are set to lose a certain Raw Power that is tied to the troop type and the power of those troops individually. Throwing out random numbers here just for the sake of understanding-(If you sent out 100 pugs with powers of 180 each and the raw power you were set to lose was 360 and you'd lose 2 pugs.) You Lose lower tier troops first, so those fill up your hospital first. Some people used trial and error to determine how many guards they wanted to have in a march full of higher tier troops to use those guards as a meat shield. They end up killing the guards instead of their higher tier troops. It won't be the same number of guards in every attack since your ratios won't be the same each time. But they have worked out what percent of troop power they have as guards based on what army strengths they generally attack. I don't have exact numbers to share with you so you can calculate how much Raw Power you will lose with different examples of one army strength vs another...well, not current info at least. But a little trial and error can't hurt, especially if you're going to be hitting anyway. Hopefully [USER=1454605336]@Lifdrasyl[/USER]  or someone with the actual numbers can come along and share some of their wonderful information with us.[/QUOTE]