Off/Def detection from reports
Import reports: identified offensive and defensive villages provide the foundation for automatic analysis of incoming attacks.
At the heart of the database
Turn reports into knowledge. Make sense of incoming attacks.
An imported report can help your tribe assess future attacks. staemmeDB analyses its troop information and automatically classifies the village as offensive or defensive when the data supports it. Incoming attacks imported through SOS requests are checked against that knowledge, with reasons for assessments of possible offensive attacks and fakes.
What you can do
Adjust the detection rules
Authorised tribe leaders can define custom Off/Def rules and SOS settings, including how attack sizes, destroyed offensive armies and recent conquests are considered.
Review the results
Reasons and known reports help you assess an attack. The SOS results history compares earlier assessments with reports matched after the battle.
How it works
- Import supported battle and scouting reports into your tribe database.
- staemmeDB identifies offensive and defensive villages from the available troop information.
- Import SOS requests and use the automatic attack analysis to coordinate your defence.
Common questions
What data does the analysis need?
Imported reports provide village knowledge. To analyse incoming attacks, also import the corresponding SOS requests. Other available information can add to the assessment.
Is every village identified as offensive or defensive?
Detection requires suitable troop information. If it does not support a clear classification, the village type remains unknown. Importing a report alone does not guarantee detection.
Is a possible offensive attack definitely real?
The analysis is an assessment based on the available data. Report age, completeness and changes in the game affect how useful it is. Use the reasoning and the available reports to inform your decisions.
Can our tribe define its own detection rules?
Authorised tribe leaders can create troop-based Off/Def recognition rules in database management. Dynamic settings also control how SOS analysis considers attack sizes, destroyed offensive armies and recent conquests.
How can I check an assessment?
The attack overview shows the reason and links to known reports when available. The SOS results history also lets you compare earlier assessments with later battle reports where a match was possible.
Bring your tribe’s information together.
Register, choose your game world and create a tribe database or request access to an existing one.