Total Battle Compensation Calculator
Calculate the silver a clanmate owes you for losses sustained in shared content: troops killed defending hives, monsters fed for events, mercenaries burned in OPs, or resources spent on portal ops.
How to use
Section titled “How to use”Pick your highest unlocked Guard tier at the top, then enter the count of each thing lost across the five categories. The base silver value is summed per category, multiplied by the Guard tier percentage, and shown as the total compensation. Use the Copy report button to paste the breakdown into clan chat.
When to use
Section titled “When to use”After OPs, hive defenses, or any shared event where one clanmate’s troops, monsters, or mercenaries die supporting another. The Guard multiplier reflects the higher cost of replacing rare/late-game units, so a G7 player’s losses are valued higher than a G3 player’s.
How is compensation calculated in Total Battle?
The base silver value of each category is summed, then multiplied by your highest unlocked Guard tier percentage. The result is the total compensation your clanmate owes for the losses you entered.
Why does Guard tier change the payout?
The Guard multiplier reflects the higher cost of replacing rare and late-game units, so a G7 player’s losses are valued higher than a G3 player’s for the same unit count.
Are the engineer and siege rates exact?
Trebuchet, Palintone, and Eternal Cannoneers use the standard merc-tower siege rate. The Catapult, Siege Ballistae, and Josephine lines use a derived rate calibrated to in-game costs, so treat those as a best-effort estimate rather than an authoritative number.
Related guides
Section titled “Related guides”- Common Mistakes: forgetting to claim compensation is one of them.
- Events & Boosts: the shared activities (hive defenses, OPs, monster feeds) where compensation comes up.
- Troops and the Tier Upgrade Calculator: how the Guardsmen and Guard-tier mechanic that drives the multiplier works.
- Mercenary Exchange: where the mercs you burn in OPs come from, and what replacing them costs.