Units

There are four military unit types: infantry, tanks, missiles, and jets. They are produced in factories or crafted at home, then spent as troops in war.

Building units

Units consume a fixed recipe of resources plus Levcoins:

Unit	Iron	Coal	Oil	Water	Lithium	Uranium	Levcoins
Infantry	350	175	-	175	-	-	250
Tank	875	525	350	175	-	-	750
Missile	525	350	525	-	350	175	1250
Jet	700	350	700	-	175	-	1000

Military output per shift is (2 × level + floor(level / 5)) × 2: 44 units at level 10, 220 at level 50. Worker stats do not change this output. Each factory level reduces recipe costs by 1%, up to 50% at level 50. Inputs and wages come from the company warehouse; all units return there. Home production uses personal storage, pays the full recipe and produces exactly the requested quantity.

These are base outputs. Company tier adds 5% for a company or 10% for a public company, rounded to whole units. Personal stats, badges, loyalty and regional bonuses do not affect military output.

How units fight

All unit types use the same damage formula: there are no per-unit attack or health stats. What makes them different is:

1. Cost: the recipe above.
2. Terrain: each troop type is strong or weak on different terrain.

Each troop you commit adds +1% to that attack’s damage, so bigger pushes hit harder. The number you can commit per attack is capped by your coordination (coordination ÷ 20, +1 per 5 levels above 1): sending more than the cap has no effect.

Terrain bonuses

Damage is modified by terrain, by troop type (percent modifier):

Terrain	Tanks	Jets	Infantry	Missiles
Forest	−15	−10	+20	−5
Desert	+3	+3	+5	+2
Hills	+10	+15	+10	+15
Jungle	−10	−20	+5	−20
Swamp	−15	+10	−5	+10
Mountains	+20	+20	−15	+5
Plains	+20	+20	+10	+20
Urban	+15	−15	+15	−20

Pick your troop type to match where you’re fighting: infantry dominate forests, armor and air power excel on plains and in mountains, and jungles punish almost everything except infantry.