Transfer almanac

The next window, and how groups are assigned

The next Kingshot kingdom transfer window opens 13 September 2026 at 00:00 UTC and closes 20 September 2026 at 00:00 UTC, which makes 19 September 2026 the last day to act. Transfer groups are assigned by kingdom number — kingdoms 1–115 are group 1 and kingdoms 1884–1993 are group 10 — and all 10 ranges for this window are in the table below.

This block describes the window opening 13 September 2026. Its group ranges were read from kingshot.net/transfer-history on 2026-09-08 and written into this page from the almanac's own snapshot, so a reader without JavaScript sees the same answer as a reader with it. Groups are redrawn every window; confirm in your own in-game transfer screen.

Which group is my kingdom in?

Groups are redrawn every window. A kingdom that was in group 6 last time can be in group 7 this time, so last window's answer is not this window's answer.

Transfer groups this window

Each row is one transfer group: the kingdoms in it, the “Kingdom Progress” label the game shows for it, and the two power-cap figures listed against it. The confirmation column says how many verified players in different kingdoms have reported the same reading from their own transfer screen.

Window of 13 September 2026: 10 transfer groups covering kingdoms 1–1993. Group data read from kingshot.net/transfer-history on 2026-09-08 and generated into this page from the hub's own snapshot, never typed by hand. It is a secondary source and is labelled so above until three verified players in three different kingdoms confirm a row from their own screens. Confirm in your own in-game transfer screen.

What each phase actually lets you do

The publisher's own description of the three phases, quoted in full. The durations — 3 days, 2 days, 2 days — come from the publisher's 2025-11-07 web post; the phase instants on this page are computed from the window's start date plus those durations, not stored separately.

The number that decides whether your alliance fits

A kingdom cannot absorb an alliance in one window, and the reason is a published limit:

• Ordinary kingdoms take 55 per window — 35 through the King's Ordinary Invites, 20 open in Phase III.
• Leading kingdoms take 30 — 20 Ordinary Invites, 10 open in Phase III. Leading kingdoms cannot issue Special Invites at all.
• The open slots are first come, first served. An alliance of 60 does not land intact in one window; it lands across two, or it splits.

The 1st of the month: one Special Invite comes back

A Special Invite is the only door for a Governor whose power is over a kingdom's cap — which is where the biggest accounts live. There are never more than three per kingdom, they are spent when issued, and they return one per calendar month.

• Ordinary kingdoms only. Leading kingdoms hold none.
• They cannot be stockpiled — three is the ceiling as well as the starting number.
• A Special Invite sends in-game mail; an Ordinary Invite does not. So a Special Invite is a claim the invitee can check in their own mailbox, and an Ordinary Invite can only be seen in the transfer screen.
• Invites cannot be withdrawn, and the invitee pays their own Transfer Passes.

Window history, and how far the kingdom list has run

Every window on record, with the number of transfer groups it was divided into. The chart plots the highest kingdom number each window covered, where that was recorded — the game has grown from a few hundred kingdoms to roughly two thousand, and the group count has grown with it.

Because the publisher says that, this page will never show you a predicted date. A window appears here when it has been announced in-game and someone has entered it, and it is labelled secondary until verified players confirm it.

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