Kingshot All Out Event Guide: Points, Rules & PvP Strategy

This Kingshot All Out event guide explains the scoring table, point sources, rewards, target selection, Peace Shield strategy, alliance coordination, and recovery plan. It also covers how free-to-play players can participate without risking their entire army for a temporary leaderboard position.

All Out rewards controlled PvP, not random aggression. Although attacking more often can increase your score, every battle also creates wounded troops, healing expenses, possible permanent losses, and a chance of retaliation.

Before participating, decide whether your goal is to complete milestones, support your alliance, defend your city, or compete for the leaderboard. That decision should determine how much risk, healing, and resource spending you accept.

What Is the Kingshot All Out Event?

All Out is Kingshot’s recurring Kill Event. It normally lasts for two days and returns as part of the rotating event schedule.

During the event, players earn points by defeating or severely wounding troops belonging to other governors. Points may come from offensive or defensive combat, including city attacks, resource-tile battles, and successful city defense.

The event has two main reward tracks:

• Milestone rewards: Unlocked by reaching specific personal point thresholds.
• Leaderboard rewards: Awarded according to final personal ranking, usually to the top 100 players.

Milestones provide the more realistic target for most players. By contrast, leaderboard competition can become expensive because high-ranking governors may use large armies, combat buffs, healing speedups, teleports, and repeated attacks.

How Long Does the All Out Event Last?

The Kingshot All Out event generally lasts for two days. Its exact starting time and return schedule can depend on the event rotation used by your kingdom.

Do not rely only on an estimated calendar. Check the in-game event page for the exact opening and closing times, especially before activating a Peace Shield or sending a long gathering march.

The final hours are often more active because players may attempt to complete their last milestone or improve their leaderboard position. Therefore, shield discipline becomes especially important near the end.

How to Earn Points in All Out

You earn points when enemy troops are defeated or severely wounded during eligible PvP combat. Higher troop tiers normally provide more points per affected troop.

Common point sources include:

• Attacking another governor’s city
• Attacking troops gathering on resource tiles
• Fighting enemy marches in the open field
• Defending your city against an attack
• Participating in coordinated alliance combat when eligible enemy troops are defeated

Points are based on the enemy troops affected, not simply on whether the battle report says Victory. A battle can produce event points even when the defender is not fully defeated, provided eligible troops are severely wounded or eliminated.

Does defending your city give points?

Yes. If another governor attacks your city and your defending troops defeat or severely wound their troops, those enemy casualties can contribute to your event score.

However, intentionally leaving your city exposed is dangerous. A stronger attacker may overwhelm the defense, fill the Infirmary, burn the city, and cause losses that are worth far more than the points gained.

Do beast attacks give All Out points?

No. All Out is a PvP event. Defeating wilderness beasts, Terrors, or other ordinary PvE enemies does not normally count toward the Kill Event scoring tasks.

Kingshot All Out Event Point Table

The event version shown in the screenshots awards the following points for every enemy troop defeated or severely wounded:

Why troop tier matters

Higher-tier enemy troops provide more points per unit. For example, affecting 1,000 Level 10 troops produces 13,000 points in the table above, while the same number of Level 1 troops produces only 1,000 points.

Nevertheless, higher-tier targets are often stronger. A T10 march is not automatically a better target when defeating it would create heavy wounds or losses for your own army.

The best target offers a reasonable balance of point value, battle safety, and recovery cost.

Best All Out Targets

Resource gatherers

Gathering marches are popular targets because they are separated from the owner’s city defenses and are easy to identify on the world map. They may also contain a predictable troop count.

However, attacking resource tiles can violate kingdom rules or alliance agreements. Check your kingdom’s NAP rules, protected alliances, tile-hitting policy, and event instructions before attacking.

When tile attacks are allowed, look for:

• Marches belonging to governors outside protected alliances
• Troop tiers that provide useful points
• Targets that your strongest march can defeat efficiently
• Tiles far enough from hostile alliance territory to reduce retaliation risk
• Governors who are not significantly stronger than your account

Open-field marches

Open-field marches may provide useful opportunities when enemy troops are moving between cities, structures, or battle locations.

Before attacking, check march direction, nearby reinforcements, enemy alliance activity, and your retreat path. A march that appears isolated may be bait for a stronger counterattack.

Unshielded cities

City attacks can produce large scores, but they are usually the highest-risk option. The defender may benefit from garrison heroes, city bonuses, reinforcements, and a much larger troop count than the first report suggests.

Do not attack a city based only on Town Center level. Scout first and compare:

• Total troops and troop tiers
• Garrison heroes
• Reinforcements
• Governor Gear and Charms
• Pet and research development
• Available alliance support

A city with a lower Town Center can still be dangerous when it belongs to an experienced or heavily developed player.

Alliance-coordinated targets

Alliance calls are generally safer than random attacks because scouts, rally leaders, reinforcements, and warnings can be coordinated.

Follow alliance leadership when the group has established designated targets or hunting zones. This reduces duplicated scouting and prevents members from interfering with one another.

Check Kingdom Rules Before Attacking

All Out activates game scoring, but it does not automatically cancel player-created kingdom rules. Many kingdoms maintain NAP agreements or restrictions designed to prevent unnecessary damage.

Possible rules include:

• No attacks on members of protected alliances
• Resource-tile attacks only
• No city attacks inside alliance territory
• No rallies against cities
• No repeated attacks on the same governor
• Specific protected hours or zones
• Point trading only with alliance approval

Breaking these rules may lead to retaliation after the event, removal from an alliance, or coordinated attacks by several groups.

Read kingdom chat, alliance announcements, Discord notices, and leadership instructions before sending the first march.

How to Prepare Before All Out Starts

Set a realistic point goal

Choose your target before combat begins. For most free-to-play and low-spending players, completing available milestones is more valuable than chasing a leaderboard dominated by stronger accounts.

A clear goal also creates a stopping point. Once the target is reached, you can shield and protect the army instead of continuing to fight because the event is still active.

Clear your Infirmary

Enter the event with as much available Infirmary capacity as possible. Existing wounded troops reduce the space available for new casualties.

Check healing resources and speedups as well. Empty capacity is not useful if you cannot afford to heal the troops placed inside it.

Stock Peace Shields

Keep enough shields for the periods when you will be offline or unable to monitor incoming scouts and attacks.

Do not activate a long shield without checking whether you still need to attack. Offensive actions normally conflict with shield protection, so plan your fighting windows and defensive windows separately.

Recall vulnerable gatherers

Long gathering marches become easy targets during the Kill Event. Recall them before going offline unless your kingdom rules clearly protect resource tiles.

When you must gather, use shorter trips and remain available to recall the march if a hostile governor approaches.

Prepare combat and healing resources

Before the event begins, check:

• Healing speedups
• General speedups
• Bread, Wood, Stone, and Iron reserves
• Advanced Teleports
• Peace Shields
• March capacity and deployment bonuses
• Hero skills and gear
• Governor Gear and Charms
• Combat pets and active skills

Avoid opening every resource item in advance. Keeping resources inside inventory protects them from being taken if your city is attacked.

Review your strongest PvP formation

Use your best developed Expedition heroes rather than selecting a formation only by rarity. Hero level, star level, skills, gear, troop specialization, and formation role all matter.

Save formation presets before the event so you do not rebuild the march during a time-sensitive attack.

Best All Out Strategy for F2P Players

Free-to-play players should focus on milestone efficiency and army protection. Losing a large number of high-tier troops can erase weeks of progression, while the leaderboard reward may not compensate for the rebuilding cost.

Use a hit-and-protect routine

1. Confirm that your target is allowed under kingdom rules.
2. Scout the target or inspect the gathering march.
3. Send one strong march rather than several weak marches.
4. Review the battle report immediately.
5. Return to safety if the losses are higher than expected.
6. Heal wounded troops before repeating the attack.
7. Activate protection when your fighting session ends.

This approach may produce points more slowly than aggressive city rallies, but it protects the account’s long-term strength.

Stop at milestones

Leaderboard positions can change rapidly during the final hours. A rank that appears secure may require additional attacks, healing, and speedups to maintain.

Unless the projected reward clearly exceeds the cost, claim the milestones and stop. Temporary rankings are not worth permanent troop damage.

Do not fight for revenge

Retaliation often leads to repeated attacks with poor target selection. Instead, compare the expected points with the likely losses before responding.

When revenge is not profitable, shield, relocate, report the target to alliance leadership, or wait for coordinated support.

Strategy for Competitive Players

Players pursuing the leaderboard need a different plan. Ranking requires point volume, but uncontrolled fighting can still reduce the account’s effectiveness in more important events.

Calculate the likely ranking cutoff

Check previous event rankings when available and monitor how quickly the current top 100 is increasing. Do not assume yesterday’s score will remain competitive.

Set a maximum budget for:

• Healing speedups
• Resources
• Troop losses
• Peace Shields
• Teleports
• Combat buffs
• Time spent actively monitoring attacks

Choose repeatable targets

One large city attack may give a significant score, but it can also create a large Infirmary queue and expose your city during recovery.

A series of controlled fights may provide a better point-to-loss ratio. Review each battle report rather than repeating an attack automatically.

Coordinate rallies carefully

Rallies can attack stronger targets, but every participant accepts risk. Rally leaders should communicate the target, formation, launch time, required troop tier, reinforcement policy, and stop condition.

Smaller members should not join a dangerous rally simply because space is available. Their losses may be harder to replace than those of the rally leader.

Peace Shield Strategy

A Peace Shield is one of the most reliable ways to avoid becoming another player’s point source. Use one whenever you cannot actively monitor the account.

Shield when:

• You are going offline
• You have completed your milestone target
• Your Infirmary is approaching capacity
• A stronger enemy alliance is hunting near your city
• You have no resources or speedups available for recovery
• You need time to heal before the next fighting session
• Your alliance has ordered members to protect themselves

Before activating a shield:

• Recall exposed marches when possible
• Check whether troops are returning from attacks
• Move away from an active hostile zone if necessary
• Confirm the shield duration covers your offline period
• Set a reminder before the shield expires

A shield that expires while you are asleep offers little protection. Add extra time rather than choosing a duration that ends exactly when you expect to return.

Managing the Infirmary and Troop Losses

All Out can create more recovery costs than rewards when the Infirmary is poorly managed.

Watch capacity after every major battle

Do not wait until the Infirmary is full. Check the available capacity after every city attack, rally, or defensive exchange.

When capacity becomes dangerously low, stop fighting and begin healing. Continuing to attack can turn recoverable wounds into more serious losses.

Use smaller healing batches when appropriate

Smaller batches can benefit from repeated Alliance Help and allow troops to return gradually. This is especially useful when alliance members are active.

However, do not spend every speedup during All Out unless the next fight is worth the cost. Keep some recovery capacity for other events and unexpected attacks.

Check the Enlistment Office after heavy losses

After the event, separate troops into three groups:

• Wounded troops in the Infirmary
• Recoverable reserve troops in the Enlistment Office
• Troops that must actually be retrained

Do not immediately retrain the full apparent loss. Recover available troops first, then calculate the remaining shortage.

Alliance Coordination During All Out

All Out is scored individually, but alliance coordination can reduce risk and improve target efficiency.

Useful alliance roles include:

• Scouts: Locate eligible targets and share reports.
• Rally leaders: Organize attacks on stronger targets.
• Defenders: Reinforce approved members or structures.
• Watchers: Report incoming rallies and hostile teleports.
• Diplomats: Confirm NAP rules and resolve accidental attacks.
• Coordinators: Assign hunting zones and prevent duplicate target selection.

Use clear map coordinates and include the target’s alliance, approximate power, troop information, and whether attacking it is permitted.

Players comparing the resources and account development needed for competitive PvP may also examine a developed Kingshot account for sale. Review its kingdom, heroes, troop tiers, research, gear, pets, and remaining resources rather than judging it only by total power.

All Out Event Rewards

The event offers milestone and leaderboard rewards. Exact contents can vary according to kingdom age, event version, and current reward configuration.

Milestone rewards

Milestone rewards unlock as your personal score reaches each required threshold. Depending on the event version, they may include:

• Resource items
• Speedups
• Gems
• Hero development materials
• Equipment materials
• Other account-progression items

Leaderboard rewards

Leaderboard rewards are normally limited to the top 100 personal scores. Higher ranks receive better quantities or more valuable items.

Possible rewards may include:

• Exclusive or limited cosmetic items
• Hero Shards
• Speedups
• Resource packs
• Hero or equipment materials
• Other premium progression rewards

Is the All Out Leaderboard Worth Chasing?

The answer depends on your account strength, current rank, kingdom competition, and recovery cost.

Ranking may be worth pursuing when:

• Your account already has a competitive PvP march
• You can reach the target rank without excessive permanent losses
• The reward contains materials you urgently need
• Your alliance has coordinated safe targets
• You have enough healing resources and speedups
• Your current score is close to a meaningful reward bracket

Stop at milestones when:

• Top rankings are controlled by much stronger governors
• Your Infirmary is filling faster than you can heal
• You are using more resources than the rewards return
• You would need to retrain a large number of high-tier troops
• Your alliance has no coordinated target plan
• You cannot remain online to protect your city

Do not continue only because you have already spent resources. Evaluate the cost of the next points, not the amount already invested.

Common All Out Event Mistakes

Attacking without checking kingdom rules

An attack can be allowed by the game but prohibited by the kingdom’s NAP agreement. Review the rules before targeting cities or resource tiles.

Choosing targets only by Town Center level

Town Center level does not reveal hero development, research, gear, pets, reinforcements, or total troop count. Scout before committing.

Leaving the city unshielded while offline

An exposed city becomes a visible source of points. Activate a shield whenever you cannot monitor incoming scouts and attacks.

Ignoring Infirmary capacity

Continuing to fight with an almost full Infirmary can turn an ordinary setback into a major rebuilding problem.

Chasing revenge

Emotional attacks often target a stronger opponent or continue after the fight has stopped being profitable.

Using every healing speedup too early

Keep enough recovery items for the final hours, unexpected attacks, or more important combat events.

Sending several weak marches

One developed march generally performs more efficiently than several incomplete formations. Weak marches may provide easy points to the defender.

Assuming the scoring table never changes

Event versions may use different troop values. Confirm the current task screen before calculating your required targets.

All Out Preparation Checklist

• Check the exact event start and end times.
• Read alliance and kingdom PvP rules.
• Choose a milestone or ranking goal.
• Clear the Infirmary.
• Prepare healing resources and speedups.
• Stock Peace Shields and teleports.
• Recall vulnerable gatherers before going offline.
• Save your strongest PvP formation.
• Check Governor Gear, Charms, pets, and hero skills.
• Keep resources inside inventory when possible.
• Confirm the live troop-scoring table.
• Set a maximum acceptable troop-loss budget.

FAQ

What is the All Out event in Kingshot?

All Out is a recurring two-day individual PvP event, also called the Kill Event or KE. Players earn points by defeating or severely wounding enemy troops.

How do you earn All Out points?

You can earn points through eligible PvP combat, including attacking cities, fighting gathering or open-field marches, and defeating enemy troops while defending your city.

How many points does a Level 10 troop give?

The event version shown in this guide awards 13 points for each Level 10 troop defeated or severely wounded. Verify the current task screen because scoring may differ between event versions.

Do wounded enemy troops count for points?

Yes. The task wording awards points for troops defeated or severely wounded, so a complete elimination is not always required.

Should free-to-play players compete for the leaderboard?

Most free-to-play players should prioritize milestone rewards and army safety. Leaderboard competition is only worthwhile when the expected reward exceeds the likely healing, shield, resource, and troop-replacement costs.

Can you attack resource tiles during All Out?

The game may allow resource-tile combat, but your kingdom or alliance may prohibit it. Check NAP agreements and event rules before attacking gatherers.

Should I shield during the Kill Event?

Use a Peace Shield whenever you are offline, unable to monitor attacks, finished with your point goal, or approaching your recovery limit.

How often does the All Out event return?

All Out returns as part of the rotating Kingshot event schedule, commonly every few weeks. The exact interval may differ, so use the in-game event calendar for your kingdom.

Conclusion

The Kingshot All Out event rewards players who balance scoring with survival. Higher-tier enemy troops provide more points, but attacking the strongest available target is not always the most efficient strategy.

Set a clear goal, confirm kingdom rules, protect your Infirmary, scout before attacking, and use Peace Shields whenever you cannot monitor the account. For most players, completing milestone rewards with limited losses provides better long-term value than chasing a temporary leaderboard position.

Above all, stop when the cost of the next fight exceeds the likely reward. Preserving heroes, troops, speedups, and resources keeps your account ready for the next major event.

For more event walkthroughs, hero advice, account progression, and PvP strategies, explore the latest Kingshot guides and tips.