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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Hermione, post: 2856, member: 1991476255&quot;]When you buy an ally, look at the stats of the ally. You&#039;ll see a percentage for badlands/swamp/grasslands </p><p>Also, the allies give you a boost in attack power and defense. The better your ally stats, the harder you can hit and the better you can defend, and the more resources you get when attacking monsters. </p><p><br /></p><p>You have to scroll through allies and see which one looks the best for the gold you have. You should also know that if you are buying an ally that&#039;s over 100 gold, you are in fact buying it from someone else, so don&#039;t get upset if you see them buy it back right away, that just means they are willing to fight for that ally. Check how much you actually are willing to pay for an ally with those stats and don&#039;t pass that limit. Once they go past what you feel they&#039;re worth, move on to a different ally, it&#039;s not worth it anymore to try to go for that ally...plus you just made some gold off that volley and can buy an even more expensive ally, or use that extra gold for something else. </p><p><br /></p><p>ALWAYS look at stats before you buy...you don&#039;t want to buy a 0/0/0 ally. It&#039;s not doing anything for you to take up your ally slots with a useless ally.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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