Whether this alliance moved as a unit, and how many it lost on the way.
Figures come from the transfer hub; if it is unavailable this will say so rather than show you a stale number.
Each row is one agreed move, measured after its window closed. An overall percentage can hide a single move that lost half the alliance, so every move is shown.
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An alliance is reviewed by the King whose bid was confirmed and whose kingdom it arrived in — nobody else. One review per outcome per person, 280 characters, editable for 7 days. Reviews are written in Discord with /ledger review; nothing else on this site accepts a rating.
A term sheet counts as delivered when at least 80% of the verified members it was about resolved to the destination kingdom after the window closed. Players landed and players expected are shown beside it, so a move that fell one member short reads as one member short.
Two alliances in different kingdoms may wear the same tag, so a ledger is keyed by tag and by the kingdom the alliance moved from. A record shared between two alliances with the same three letters would be a lie about both.
Expected is the roster the term sheet was actually about — the members who joined the request with a confirmed player ID — never the alliance's declared size. A member who unlinked between the term sheet and the window's close is neither expected nor landed: the count says what it can see.
After a window closes and a day has passed, the hub asks the publisher's own gift-code endpoint whether each member of an agreed term sheet now resolves to the destination kingdom. That call validates player ID and kingdom before it looks at the code, so it answers the question without redeeming anything. Power and alliance membership are not visible to it and are never claimed here.
Nothing on this page is self-reported. If the hub is unavailable, this page says so rather than showing a figure that may have moved.