Medallion

Combat and reports

Attack templates (A/B/C) send your most-used army with one click. You can save three presets; if Medallion lapses your templates are kept, you just cannot edit them until you renew.

Filter your report inbox by outcome, opponent, village, noble or siege attacks, wall or building damage, loyalty drops, support dispatches, and a date range. Save these filter combinations as up to 15 named presets per world and re-apply them with one tap.

Free accounts can only open battle reports from the last 3 days; older reports are never deleted and become accessible again once you have Medallion. From a lord’s combat record, you can jump straight to a linked report even after it has been cleared from the inbox.

Sharing a battle report by link requires Medallion. Anyone you send the link to can open it without Medallion themselves.

Intelligence and the map

Scout reports show the full picture in village details and on the map: garrison, buildings, and storage. Free accounts only see when a report was gathered, not its contents.

When you re-scout a village, Medallion highlights what changed since your last visit — new buildings, garrison shifts — and lets you copy the intel straight into the battle simulator to prep a loot-carrying attack.

The map shows intelligence markers for villages you have scouted in the last seven days; this layer is empty on free accounts.

You can assign personal colors to players and banners on the map; these colors also tint the political territory overlay.

Social tools

Keep private notes on players, villages, and banners that only you can see (up to 2,000 characters) — track diplomacy history or threat assessments.

In your own banner’s member list you can see who is online, with a last-seen time on hover for those who are not.

Village management

Build and training queues run deeper with Medallion; the exact cap depends on the world, but Medallion always sits above the free limit.

Your open market offer count and how long listings stay live both increase with Medallion; free accounts follow the world’s base limit.

You can get a push notification when a village finishes its build or training queue, and mute it per village.

Profile

Your Lord Chamber description supports rich text (bold, italic, links, lists); free profiles have formatting stripped down to plain text.

Your portrait can be an animated GIF (up to 60 frames, 5 MB); free accounts are limited to a static 256×256 PNG up to 512 KB.

You can pick one of three ornate portrait frames. If Medallion lapses the frame hides, but your description formatting and GIF stay — both come back once you renew.

You carry a gleaming gold seal in the top bar and mobile menu instead of the usual red wax seal.