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Alliance rules templates

Copy-paste rule sets to pin as your Kingshot alliance notice — casual, competitive, or KvK-war. Tap Copy (or download them all as text), swap the [brackets], and set expectations that actually keep the team together.

An alliance without written rules isn't relaxed — it's just unclear, and unclear is where drama and quiet quitting come from. Good rules do one job: they tell every member exactly what "being a good member here" looks like, before anyone has to be told off for it. Pick the set that matches how competitive your alliance is, pin it as your alliance notice, and you've replaced a hundred future arguments with one post.

Grab the whole set as a text file you can edit in Word/Notes and paste in-game.

Making rules stick (without becoming the fun police)

  • Pin them, don't just post them. Set your best rule set as the alliance announcement so every member sees it on their home screen — a buried message isn't a rule.
  • Lead with the "why", enforce with a warning first. "Shield up when inactive so the enemy can't farm free points off us" lands better than "shield up or else". Most breaks are forgetfulness, not defiance.
  • Write the removal rule down before you need it. An inactivity policy everyone agreed to in advance turns a painful kick into a fair, expected process — no accusations of favoritism.
  • Keep it to 5–7 rules. A wall of twenty rules gets read by no one. Cover help, rallies, shields, activity and drama — the rest is detail.
  • Revisit before big events. Re-pin the war rules the week before a KvK so expectations are fresh when it matters most.