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# Morale

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**Gameplay Explanation**

Morale represents the current state of the city, and it affects resource production, combat attributes, and more.&#x20;

Try to keep morale high as much as possible.

**Changes in Morale Values**:

The default morale value is 100, with a maximum of 120 and a minimum of 80.&#x20;

Winning against other players in attacking or defending battles increases morale by **2** points, while losing decreases morale by **2** points.&#x20;

Players can directly obtain morale by using strategy points.

If the attacker's total attack and defense value is more than twice that of the defender's, the attacker will not gain morale for victory.

If the defender's total attack and defense value is more than twice that of the attacker's, the defender will not gain morale for victory.

**Impact Coefficient:**

***Morale impact coefficient = Current morale / 100 - 1***&#x20;

For example, if the current morale is 120, it will provide a 20% additional bonus to various attribute bonuses.

**Buying Morale**

Players can buy morale by spending gold coins or silver coins.


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