Rally Heroes
Captain’s three heroes plus four joiners: every skill bonus added up.
Dataset Computed from a cited, versioned public dataset. The game may change values.
How it is calculated
Rally Heroes adds up the expedition skill bonuses a Whiteout Survival rally actually gets: the rally captain’s three heroes with every skill, plus the joiners’ first skills, using hero data from a public dataset. It also suggests a formation for your server’s hero generation.
Captain: every expedition skill of all three heroes applies, at the level you set (stated in the dataset’s Bear Hunt briefing). Joiners: only the first expedition skill of each joiner’s first hero counts, and only four of them, the highest skill levels first; on a tie the earlier joiner keeps the place (community rally guides).
Effects with the same name are added and listed with who brings them. The game’s own combination (added or multiplied), trigger chances and turn timing are not modelled; each skill’s description is shown so you can read the conditions.
Suggested formation: for attack or garrison defense and a hero generation, the captain gets the hero with the highest expedition stat in each class, and joiners are ranked by the steady (unconditional) bonus of their first skill at level 5.
Example
Captain Frostbyte: Jeronimo, Molly, Jasser (skills at 5). Joiners: Ashvale Jessie 5, Kestrel Jasser 5, Nordwind Sergey 5, Emberline Jessie 3, Moss Seo-yoon 5. Four joiner skills count: the four level-5 skills; Emberline’s level-3 Jessie is outranked. The table then lists every effect, e.g. Damage Dealt from Jeronimo, Molly, Jessie and Jasser.
Questions
- Why does only one skill of my joining hero count?
- When you join a rally, the game uses the first expedition skill of the first hero you send. Put the hero whose first skill you want in the first slot, and raise that skill’s level: four joiner skills apply and higher levels win.
- Do identical joiner skills stack?
- The dataset’s Bear Hunt briefing says Jessie, Jasser and Jeronimo give a stacking 25% damage bonus, and community guides report identical joiner skills adding up. The calculator counts each copy and tells you when a skill appears more than once.
- Is the suggested formation a tier list?
- No. It is computed from the dataset with the formula shown on the page, so it changes when the data changes and never relies on someone’s opinion. Skills that depend on a chance or a number of turns are listed but not scored.