Stashjack rallies: leaders, joiners and troop setup

Overview

Stashjack is one of the earliest and most frequent alliance events, and it is especially valuable for free-to-play players. The event lasts 30 minutes and returns every two days. Its rewards include resources, Hero Gear EXP, Alliance Coins, and Reinforced Fiber, making it a useful way to strengthen your Enforcers' gear while collecting resources.

Earn points by attacking the Drop Point. You can create your own rally or join an ally's rally. Each player can call up to five rallies during the event, and the minimum rally timer is five minutes. Points from each hit are based on the damage your troops deal, whether you lead the rally or join another one. Three things shape that damage: your troop count, tier, and type; the rally leader's stats; and the first Enforcer skill used by rally joiners.

1. Build your troop contribution

Start by sending as many troops as you can, using the highest tier available. As your march size grows, aim to launch your own rally and still join six other rallies with full marches. For troop composition, prioritize Gunners and Riders over Fighters. Once your troop strength supports it, shift toward mostly Gunners, with an approximate Fighter/Rider/Gunner ratio of 1:1:8.

2. Lead your own rallies with your strongest Enforcers

Your own rally uses the stats of its leader. Calling it with weaker Enforcers can cost up to 70% of your rally damage, so always lead with your strongest Enforcers. Your overall strength also depends on Battle Tech, Enforcers, Regalia, Crests, Enforcer Gear level, and development. Choose the strongest available rally lead each time you call.

3. Coordinate the first joiners' Enforcer skills

The first four players to join should lead with an Enforcer whose first skill increases damage dealt or reduces the enemy's defense. The strongest joiner choices are:

• Joseph Ferraro III — Kingmaker
• Julio Jiménez — El Tigre
• Ernesto Domínguez — Rogue
• Theo Castellano — Juggernaut
• Sylar Graves — Rictus

Ronan Briggs — Chainbreaker — and Elizabeth Wright — Overdose — are weaker choices for this role. Keep one of the five strongest joiner Enforcers for your own rally if that Enforcer is your best leader; do not weaken your own call just to place them in a joiner slot.

• Keep a top Enforcer for your own call when that character is your best leader.
• Use the tier graphic as a quick reference; verify current skills and balance in the game.

Suggested event sequence

Before the event, save a squad for joining rallies with a damage-boosting Enforcer in the first slot. When Stashjack starts, call your own rally and let the game select your strongest Enforcer. Then join your allies' rallies with the saved joiner squad. As rallies hit and calls become available, alternate between calling your own rally and joining other players' rallies, up to your five-call limit.