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Message:: [QUOTE="Hermione, post: 5618, member: 1991476255"]I have a low level alt in a realm...(yeah...I know...vague)and I actually hire allies who are even more expensive than the actual alt. I started out with 100 gold allies, then when those sold, I'd buy more, and I'd make gold from hitting monsters etc.soon, I was able to buy 1k gold allies. And my protected caps went up too. I'd buy multiple allies and over night they'd sell...or sometimes right away, and I'd be able to buy 1 bigger ally with the gold from all of those combined.Later, I was buying 1M gold allies and I wasn't even worth that much. (and my protected cap was only like 300k, but I'd have the allies I wanted to buy already picked out so I could just quickly buy them. )I moved up to buying 3m and 4m allies from the gold from the allies who sold, and then some mornings, I'd wake up with 20M gold uncollected because of allies that sold. That allowed me to buy even better allies on that low level alt. It takes a bit of time, but just keep buying allies and you'll see your gold add up, especially if it's in a range that sells super fast (like good allies below 6M)You kinda also need to know when to stop hiring that same ally back. I'm totally guilty of putting on a shield when I am engaged in a long ally rehiring...I mean...it makes it way easier to continue if you don't have to worry about someone looting your gold. Some people opt to sleep with a shield. I only do the low level ally buys on the alt since it needs to make some gold fast. My main doesn't get many ally buys since I usually buy them a little over priced to hold on to them.That's kinda the trick...If you want to hold on to a good ally, you're going to have to make it so that other people won't want to buy it or find one no one is really finding. Heck, there are some allies who don't even show up on the search because the ally page only goes so far before it stops loading more allies. You're going to have to spend some good time searching for allies if you want a good one for a good price, and you'll have to probably fight someone else to keep it. Don't forget...when you hire an ally, most of the time, you hire one from someone else. It wouldn't be fair if you can hire the ally they had, but they don't get a chance to hire it back. You'd be mad if you had a really good ally, and you were hitting someone, or monsters and someone hired it from you, and you couldn't hire it back, and failed the attack because you had to wait for a cooldown...and the search for another ally in that price range with good stats would take too long.The way you'll keep your ally is to spend more for the ally than the other guy is willing to spend. Whoever is willing so spend the most gets the prize. (The ally)[/QUOTE]