BECA is more than a tag. Bees and Cats is a team where friendly communication, shared knowledge, and coordinated action help every member grow.
Simple rules to keep Bees and Cats friendly, organised and strong. When in doubt, ask an R4.
A simple guide to attacking and defending a Furnace. Stay coordinated, follow leadership instructions, and support the Hive.
Prepare together, move quickly, and keep pressure on the target.
The War Leader needs to survive the three-minute preparation period before the missile launches. A designated group should protect them and prevent the enemy from interrupting the launch.
Watch for system messages and share the enemy War Leader’s coordinates in alliance chat when required. React quickly: if the enemy War Leader’s base is displaced or breached during preparation, the missile launch can be interrupted.
Damaging the enemy Furnace is not enough if the objective is to destroy it completely. Do not stop too early. Keep applying pressure and coordinate attacks to break through the garrison.
The number of individual attacks matters less than their effectiveness. A synchronized team attack is more useful than scattered individual attacks.
If you still need points, look for other appropriate ways to earn them. Always check that a target is not an ally or part of your faction before attacking. Healing wounded troops and training troops may also earn points.
Hold positions, reinforce continuously, and respond quickly.
Stay in assigned positions before and during the battle. Avoid unnecessary teleports or leaving useful spots near the Furnace: the enemy may take them. This is especially important for strong players and those positioned close to the Furnace.
Check war declarations and be prepared for more than one attacking alliance. Follow leadership instructions about allies and defensive assignments.
Watch World Chat, system messages, and war information for the enemy Warlord Missile notification. During the approximately three-minute preparation period, share the coordinates in alliance chat immediately so the designated players can respond.
If the missile hits, it creates a 25×25 Contaminated Land zone. Bases inside are forcibly relocated, and a new shield cannot be activated while inside the zone. Follow R4/R5 instructions, regroup quickly, and return to important positions where possible.
When a battle falls on a shield-required period, shields are mandatory. Check when your shield expires and set an alarm if needed. Do not assume it is still active, and avoid trips that could leave your base or position exposed.
One forgotten shield can create a problem for the whole defense.
Keep troops inside the Furnace whenever possible. The Furnace can be reinforced by up to 100 marches, so continuous reinforcement helps prevent the enemy from breaking through.
Stronger, well-developed accounts may support the Furnace with two or three marches, depending on their strength. Other players should prioritize their strongest march, and send a second only if it is also well developed.
There is no need to send all three just for the numbers. One strong march is better than several weak ones that can be knocked out easily.
We do not need to win every individual attack. We need to prevent the enemy from breaking the Furnace defense. If they attack, reinforce. If marches are knocked out, send new ones. If the missile hits, regroup quickly. Do not play as individuals — coordinated alliances are stronger.
Our Furnace — our responsibility. We defend it together. ❤️🔥
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