ALLIANCES

Alliance level and rankings

What a level buys

Seats, and nothing else. An alliance starts at 25 seats and gains 1 per level up to 44. There is no combat bonus per alliance level.

The two feeds

One number levels an alliance, and it is made of two very different things.

Reputation is the live sum of the current members' faction reputation for the alliance's own faction. You earn faction reputation by banking haul from extraction sites: 1 for a T1 site, 2 for T2 and 3 for T3. Each site pays you once per UTC day, there is no daily limit on how many different sites pay, and a site pays only if your squad held it at least 30 minutes. Banking 3 sites is the daily task. Reputation belongs to the player: it arrives when they join and it leaves when they go, so an alliance that loses contributors loses levels. The same reputation decides each city's governor every week.

Contribution is the alliance's own accumulator, minted from the contribution points members earn on objectives. It stays with the alliance whatever happens to the roster.

Prestige

Once the level has bought every seat up to 44, contribution stops adding alliance XP entirely and only reputation raises the level further, at a flat cost per level, up to level 40. Past the seat cap a level is a badge, not a bonus.

Rankings

9 weekly boards, reset every Monday. Each one can be read two ways: MEMBERS ranks the people inside your alliance, ALLIANCES ranks every alliance on the shard. Your own row is pinned so you can always find it, and the top three on each board wear a crest.

The boards and the objectives count different things on purpose. An objective counts what the alliance chose to chase this week; the boards count what people actually did, whether or not an objective for it was open.