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Rally Timer: Sync Marches So Every Hit Lands Together

Type the march time each player sees on the send screen. The timer tells you who sends first and how many seconds later each other march leaves, so every hit lands at the same second, or a set number of seconds apart. It works in any game that shows a march time before you send, including Kingshot, Whiteout Survival and Rise of Kingdoms.

Rally and March Timer

Type the march time each player sees on the send screen. Get who sends first and when everyone else sends.

Marches, in the order they should land
Options

The send order shows here. The rows above are an example; change them to your own march times.

How to Use the Rally Timer

  1. Each player or rally leader opens the target and reads the march time on the send screen. Type one row per march, in the order you want them to land. Times like 45, 1:30 and 1m30s all work.
  2. Leave the gap at 0 to land together, or type the seconds you want between hits.
  3. Press Work out send order. The longest march sends first. Everyone else sends when the table says.
  4. Press Start countdown and call the sends in voice chat, or type a landing time to get a send time on your clock.
  5. Press Copy share link to send the same plan to your alliance. The times sit in the link itself.

Syncing Rallies

Have every rally leader pick the same rally wait. The table then gives the gap between starting each rally, and the hits land in the order you typed. Type only the march time, not the rally wait.

⚔️ Fewer missed rallies start with an account that is online. BoostBot runs Kingshot, Whiteout Survival and Rise of Kingdoms on your Windows PC or on our servers. See the Kingshot bot, Whiteout Survival bot or the Rise of Kingdoms bot.

Getting the Timing Right

  • March times change when the target moves, when a speed buff starts or ends, or when a player picks different troops. Read the time again just before you send.
  • Every phone and PC lags a little. If hits must land in order, set a gap of 1 to 3 seconds.
  • Clocks on different devices can be a few seconds apart. A countdown called in voice chat is more exact than everyone watching their own clock.
  • The timer only subtracts the times you type. It stores no march speeds and no distance formula.
  • Names and times you type stay in this page and in the share link you copy. The page takes a shared plan out of the address bar as soon as it opens, and the tool is hidden from our session recordings.

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Daniel Colburn

About Daniel Colburn

Daniel has been botting Mobile Games for over 10 years, providing expert support for bot customers from a variety of different games.