الأسئلة الشائعة عن مستويات VIP في Rise of Kingdoms

These are running totals from zero, not the cost of each step:

• VIP 1: 200, VIP 2: 400, VIP 3: 1,200, VIP 4: 3,500, VIP 5: 6,000
• VIP 6: 11,500, VIP 7: 17,500, VIP 8: 35,000, VIP 9: 75,000, VIP 10: 150,000
• VIP 11: 250,000, VIP 12: 350,000, VIP 13: 500,000, VIP 14: 750,000, VIP 15: 1,000,000
• VIP 16: 1,500,000, VIP 17: 2,500,000, VIP 18: 4,000,000

SVIP is the tier above the numbered VIP levels and sits in whale territory. The commonly listed threshold is about 9 million points in total. For anyone who isn't a heavy spender it isn't a realistic goal. Put your effort into VIP 10, 12 or 14 instead.

It's cumulative. The number next to each level is your total from zero. For example, going from VIP 12 (350k) to VIP 14 (750k) costs 400k more points, not 750k.

No. In RoK, VIP is permanent: once you reach a level you keep it and its bonuses for good. There's no activation timer like some other mobile games have, so every point you put in counts toward the level for good.

• Claim the free daily VIP points every single day, because the streak matters.
• Buy the VIP point items in the alliance shop with alliance credits.
• Open alliance gifts, since some of them drop VIP points.
• Get points from bundles you were going to buy anyway, since most packs include them.
• Spend gems at 1 gem = 1 VIP point, ideally during More Than Gems.

Tap your VIP badge every day to claim free points. The amount grows with consecutive days up to a cap of about 200 a day, and missing a day can reset the streak. That's roughly 70k points a year: a nice base, but nowhere near VIP 12+ by itself.

Yes, for F2P it's one of the best uses of alliance credits once you have your teleports and core items. Each item gives 100 VIP points. If the shop doesn't show it, ask an R4 or R5 to stock it, because officers choose what's on sale.

For most F2P and low spenders, VIP is one of the best permanent gem sinks, especially up to VIP 10. Spend them during the More Than Gems event so the same gems also earn event rewards. Don't buy VIP outside that event unless you're one step from a big milestone.

VIP 10 is the first big jump. The daily free chest starts giving a legendary commander sculpture every day, plus a daily golden key. You also get more production, gathering and speed buffs. Over months, that one sculpture a day adds up to whole legendary commanders, which is why VIP 10 is the standard F2P target.

VIP 12 bumps the daily free chest to two legendary sculptures a day. It also adds small troop attack and defense bonuses on top of the attack you got at VIP 11. Many guides say it's about the highest level you can reach without spending real money, and only with long-term gem saving and alliance help.

VIP 14 gives three legendary sculptures a day, the best daily sculpture income from VIP. It also adds more gathering, AP recovery and troop stats. It costs 400k points over VIP 12, so it really only makes sense for mid spenders who buy packs regularly. If you'll play the account for a long time, the sculptures pay for themselves.

VIP 15 mostly brings combat and utility perks rather than more sculptures. You get faster healing, extra march speed, a higher action point cap and bigger build, research and training speed. The daily sculpture count stays at three, so it's a smaller step than 10, 12 or 14 unless you fight a lot.

Low VIP levels give production, gathering, AP recovery and build, research and training speed buffs, plus extra Sunset Canyon attempts. VIP 8 adds a daily silver key and epic sculptures. They're cheap and come naturally from daily login and alliance shop. The first real power spike is VIP 10.

The usual milestone order is VIP 10, 12, 14, then 17 for big spenders. Each of 10, 12 and 14 adds a daily legendary sculpture (1, 2, then 3). Levels in between still help, but these are the jumps that change your account.

Each VIP level has a one-time special privileges chest you buy with gems. Inside are resources, speedups, keys and sculptures. Some levels hold commander sculptures, for example a stack of Hannibal sculptures at VIP 10. Check each level's chest after you level up and compare its gem price with what you'd use those gems for otherwise.

With daily login plus alliance shop alone, VIP 10 (150k) takes well over a year. Adding gems from events and Peerless Scholar shortens it a lot. Expect a long grind and save gems for More Than Gems. A low spender with the growth fund and monthly gem pack gets there much faster.

Yes. When alliance members buy bundles, everyone gets gift chests, and some can contain VIP points. The chance is low per chest, but in a big alliance with active spenders it adds up. Staying in an active top alliance is one of the best free VIP sources.

Check the VIP points listed on any pack before you buy, because the ratio varies a lot. Low-cost value items like the monthly gem supply and growth fund are usually the best overall value. They give gems you can put into VIP during More Than Gems. Avoid packs bought only for their VIP points.

Below VIP 10, VIP is usually the better long-term buy, because the daily legendary sculpture keeps paying out forever. Above VIP 12, the gems needed rise steeply. A focused F2P might do better spending on the Wheel or a specific commander event than grinding toward VIP 14.

Some do. Troop attack, defense and health bonuses start around VIP 11 to 13, and VIP 15 adds faster healing and march speed. They're small next to equipment, talents and armaments, so don't expect VIP alone to win a KvK. The bigger long-term value is the daily sculptures and speed buffs.