Look Into: Raids

Posted on January 6, 2012 by mchappy2

Hey ACP

I don’t know if I’ll make my “Look Into” series an occurring set of posts but for now, they’re here to stay. This time I’m looking into raids and how they have both a positive and a negative result on armies.

Raids, the majority of the time are used when two or more armies go to war. In Club Penguin armies, a raid is when one army would go onto another’s server and recruit, perform tactics and generally cause havoc. A raid would usually happen within a war so I’m posting this to help us get prepared if an up and coming war would happen to occur. Raids are what keep the armies within a war active and they are effectively the centre of weekday events. They are mainly unscheduled, though the server is not taken by the others nation there is normally a winner determined. The point of these mini battles is to test the time zones and will to get on Club Penguin by the armies involved. They are held often during weekdays for preparation for major battles(invasions/defences) in which the whole army fights.Raids can be performed at any time with a sufficient amount of soldiers on. Raids do not have to be held by leaders but are only to be used when the army is starting or is currently in a war. When the enemy is alerted/discovers of the raid you can fight them for fun rather than claiming the server(how boring). The picture to your left could be the depiction of a raid. A battle where two armies fight in different rooms for general fun and rivalry. You could also raid several servers one after another to give both armies a challenge of transporting troops from one server to another. I hope this somewhat shorter “Look Into” has informed you more of raids. This post was finished before the LT war had started up again. Hopefully It can come in use for the war ahead.