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Ascension Path: Plan Your Next UpgradesAscension Path: Plan Your Next Upgrades Ascension Path compares Hero Gear, Governor Gear, and Charms in one progression workspace. It recommends an ordered path under the nine separate material balances in your selected account profile or tMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsPlayers planning account progressionAlgorithm and decision logicIntermediateImport Your Lab Build from ScreenshotsImport Your Lab Build from Screenshots Screenshot import can shorten the work of entering a build, but the review step is what makes it useful. The tool proposes recognized values; you decide which ones accurately describe your account. ThiMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsLab users entering or updating a buildAlgorithm and decision logicIntermediateLab Profiles, Shared Inputs, and SavingLab Profiles, Shared Inputs, and Saving An account profile is the shared description of one Kingshot account. Hero Gear, Governor Gear, Charms, combat-stat snapshots, resources, heroes, troops, and march capacities can be entered once and rMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsLab usersHow it worksAdvancedHero Gear Optimization LogicHero Gear Optimization Logic The Hero Gear Optimizer allocates owned Enhancement XP, Forgehammers, Mythic Gear, and Mithril across all twelve Hero Gear pieces. It compares upgrading with the current bag against an optional Enhancement ReforMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsHero Gear planner usersAlgorithm and decision logicAdvancedGovernor Gear Optimization LogicGovernor Gear Optimization Logic Governor Gear planning reads two slots for each troop class, their current catalog levels, Satin, Gilded Thread, and Artisan Vision inventory, combat-stat priorities, and locked slots. Every loop generates oMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsGovernor Gear planner usersAlgorithm and decision logicAdvancedCharm Optimization LogicCharm Optimization Logic Charm planning considers six slots for each of Infantry, Cavalry, and Archer. Inputs are current levels, Charm Guides, Charm Designs, troop and stat weights, and locked slots. For each unlocked slot below the cataloMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsCharm planner usersAlgorithm and decision logicAdvancedBear Trap Calculation and Result AnatomyBear Trap Calculation and Result Anatomy The Bear Trap Simulator compares a configured rally with controlled alternatives. It models leader and joiner contributions, eligible hero and widget effects, formations, and uncertainty. It does notMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsRally leaders and scenario reviewersAlgorithm and decision logicAdvancedRally SimulatorRally Simulator The Rally Simulator explains how configured rally effects combine. It distinguishes leader and joiner context and reports effects as accepted, rejected, additive, or multiplicative. It is a model, not an official battle resuMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsRally plannersAlgorithm and decision logicAdvancedBattle SimulatorBattle Simulator The Battle Simulator runs a configured attacker and defender through repeated model trials in a worker. Repetition describes variation inside the model. It does not reproduce latency, execution mistakes, undocumented live mMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsBattle plannersAlgorithm and decision logicAdvancedGame Data and Calculation InputsGame Data and Calculation Inputs The Game Data reference exposes upgrade-cost and stat tables used by Lab tools. Search and filters help locate a level or entity. The reference is read-only for ordinary users and is distinct from a personalMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsLab users and reviewersAlgorithm and decision logicAdvancedChampionship WarboardChampionship Warboard The Championship Warboard is a four-step, three-lane Alliance Championship planning tool. It compares your roster with several plausible opponent layouts, then produces deployment options designed for different levels Matched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsAlliance Championship plannersAlgorithm and decision logicIntermediateLab Overview and ProfilesSave account assumptions, compare upgrade or battle scenarios, and treat every output as modeled guidance. Lab Overview and Profiles The Lab contains account profiles, progression planners, optimizers, combat simulators, the Championship WaMatched in: IntroductionSimulations and OptimizationsAll Lab usersAlgorithm and decision logicIntermediate

Lab Overview and Profiles

The Lab contains account profiles, progression planners, optimizers, combat simulators, the Championship Warboard, and supporting Game Data. The Hub states and module availability distinguish loading, unavailable, empty, ready, and error conditions. A tool can also be public, require sign-in, be beta, or be temporarily disabled.

Why the Lab exists

The Lab turns a broad question into a reproducible scenario. It exposes the account facts, scenario fields, locks, material limits, catalog version, model assumptions, and uncertainty used to produce an answer.

Every calculation changes planning state only. It cannot spend game resources, equip gear, register an Alliance Championship lineup, publish a Castle schedule, or prove a live outcome.

Shared profiles and scenario fields

Signed-in users can create account profiles that are available on their account. The Profile library and persistence lets an owner create, select, rename, duplicate, update, and remove profiles. The active profile can reuse:

• march capacities and troop counts, tiers, and Truegold progression;
• selected heroes, skill levels, and supported widgets;
• Hero Gear, Mastery, Governor Gear, and Charms;
• shared material balances;
• named combat-stat snapshots.

Stat snapshots, sources, and layers record all twelve combat percentages and what is already included. Source labels help a tool avoid adding the same equipment or widget contribution twice.

Tool-specific scenario fields remain separate. Examples include an optimization objective, temporary budget, Bear formation, Battle opponent, or Warboard roster. Switching profiles refreshes shared facts and clears results that belong to the earlier profile.

Visitors can use public tools with browser-local state, but the Profiles management page requires sign-in. Browser data is not cloud persistence.

Read Lab Profiles, Shared Inputs, and Saving.

Module purpose and output map

Module	Question it answers	Inputs to verify	Output to inspect
Profiles	Which account facts should compatible tools reuse?	Equipment, stats, resources, capacities, heroes	Active profile, source, saved state
Ascension Path	Which cross-system checkpoint should come next?	Hero Gear, Governor Gear, Charms, nine resources	Ordered path, target shortages, Projected Build
Hero Gear	How should four resources be allocated across twelve pieces?	Enhancement, Mastery, Red state, context, locks	Reforge verdict, milestones, costs, before and after
Governor Gear	Which next levels best use Satin, Gilded Thread, and Artisan Vision?	Six levels, set state, objective, locks	Ordered steps, set deltas, remaining resources
Charms	Which next charm levels best use Guides and Designs?	Eighteen slots, priorities, locks	Ordered upgrades, stopping reason, leftovers
Bear Trap	How do leader, joiner, formation, and profile facts affect the modeled score?	Capacities, troops, heroes, skills, stats	Contributions, formation comparison, observed error
Rally	Which configured effects apply and how do they stack?	Leader, joiners, formation, skills, widgets	Accepted and rejected effects, resulting multipliers
Battle	How do two configured sides vary across repeated trials?	Both sides, formations, stats, repeat count	Distribution across repeated runs
Championship Warboard	Which three-lane plan holds up across hidden opponent layouts?	Both rosters, AC evidence, round history, locks	Strategy matrix, lane plans, confidence, exports
Game Data	Which supported catalog values feed the Lab?	System, entity, level, version	Read-only source and version details

Progression planning

Hero Gear planning and reforge distinguishes Enhancement, Mastery Forging, Red ascension, Imbuement milestones, profile locks, and recoverable versus irreversible XP. Select an optimization objective and inspect the no-Reforge comparison before acting.

Governor Gear evaluates direct and set changes under three resource limits. Charm planning evaluates valid next levels across eighteen slots. A candidate can disappear because it is locked, at maximum, unaffordable, missing a valid catalog step, or has no positive value under the current objective.

Ascension Path combines the three systems, keeps their nine material budgets separate, and shows the projected physical build behind the numeric result.

Combat and Championship planning

Bear Trap has two different boundaries: Simulate and contribute. Simulation uses profile and scenario inputs. Share Your Bear Experience is a separate explicit flow for an observed result and never silently rewrites the profile.

Rally separates leader and joiner effects, prerequisites, and stacking categories. Battle uses a worker-backed repeated model and keeps attacker and defender sources independent.

Championship Warboard accepts manual, spreadsheet, and AC-only roster input, works with partial opponent intelligence, and compares several three-lane strategies. Saved scenarios and observations stay in the current browser. Read Championship Warboard.

Game Data and visual references

Game Data is the reference surface for supported costs, heroes, skills, troops, gear, and other catalog records. Search and category navigation help locate an entry. An image existing in the interface does not prove the entry participates in every calculation.

The Lab uses a Cyber design system with an Ambient canvas backdrop, Compact battle cards, semantic troop and stat colors, and mobile navigation. Its authentic game asset mapping includes supported equipment artwork such as awakened Red tier gear. A Structured fallback system keeps a labeled category icon visible when a specific image is missing.

Result trust labels

Label	Meaning
Profile input	Saved account fact controlled by the profile owner
Scenario override	Temporary value for one comparison
Catalog input	Versioned application reference data
Derived result	Calculated from declared inputs and model rules
Observed contribution	User-submitted real outcome with its own context
Applied plan	Confirmed planning-state update, never an in-game action

Safe application

When an optimizer offers Apply, review the target profile, projected levels, and consumed resources. Safe application updates the supported profile fields only. It does not apply combat totals, unrelated scenario settings, or anything inside Kingshot.

Screenshot import follows the same boundary: review recognized values and apply only selected valid changes. Uncertain fields remain unselected.

Failure diagnosis by module

• No candidate: inspect locks, levels, prerequisites, weights, and every required material.
• Sequence stops early: find the first exhausted resource and read the leftovers.
• Account totals look wrong: verify the stat source and included layers.
• Bear or Rally effect is missing: verify role, active slot, troop type, and prerequisites.
• Battle distribution is extreme: compare both side assignments, stats, formations, seed, and repeat count.
• Warboard result is weak: add observed AC or round evidence, then review the confidence range.
• Stale result: rerun after changing a profile or scenario.
• Save conflict: preserve your typed values, reload the newer profile version, and reapply only the intended change.

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