TR Item Farming

Farming for TR items is easy, but it'll take time and a little bit of luck to get the TR item you're looking for. Every single player that have awesome TR setups can tell you how much time it took them to find the TR items. You just need to be persistent and have a little bit of patience.

For each standard attack on an owned wild, a player city, or a barbarian camp, there's a chance that you will find a TR item. You can't increase the success rate of finding a TR item, but you can make it more certain that you will find a TR item by sending more standard attacks. The success rate of finding a TR item from an owned wild is the same as a barbarian camp or a player city. Some people seem to have more success with one versus the other.

For a few good reasons, you should attack a barbarian camp for TR items. One, player-owned wilds and player cities can be reinforced with troops. Losing any amount of troops for only a chance to get TR items is never a good trade. Two, a player city can portal away or a wild can be released. Your first attack on the non-owned wild will most likely by captured by your troops and any following attacks will now just camp on your new wild. Three, attacks on barbarian camps won't show up in the Alliance Battle Reports. When the alliance is in a middle of war, it's critical for alliance members to be able to see where the attacks are coming from and who is under attack. If the Alliance Battle Report is full of a few alliance members attacking a player city or player-owned wild for TR items, then it becomes very hard for the other alliance members to see what's going on. You'll find all kinds of good TR items from barbarian camp level 8, 9, and 10.

Most players will typically use at least two max ascended cities with the level 9 rally point to farm for TR items. 7 rally slots will be used to launch standard attacks on a barbarian camp and the remaining 4 rally slots will be used for barb farming so the troops in the city will be fed.