In certain cases, detected connections between accounts can limit how much you can raid from another player. The respective raid report may mention a recent resource delivery by someone who shared your computer or connection; this does not necessarily mean that you intentionally sent resources. If you do not share the device or connection with the other player, the restriction is removed automatically when the relevant connection period expires, provided no further shared connections are detected.
Same Device Connection
If you try to raid someone who played the game on the same (potentially public) PC at some point during the last 3 days:
If your target is bigger (in terms of population), you can raid them for a maximum of 2 hours of their account’s resource production
If your target is smaller (in terms of population), you cannot raid them
If your target recently received resources from someone using the same PC (or one of your sitters), you cannot raid them
Same Network or Sitter Connection
If you try to raid someone who played the game on the same IP address (potentially in the same public network) or with whom you had a sitter connection during the last 3 days:
If your target is bigger (in terms of population) and in your kingdom, you can raid them for a maximum of 4 hours of their account’s resource production
Bigger players not in your kingdom can be raided unlimitedly
If your target is smaller (in terms of population), you can raid them for a maximum of 2 hours of their account’s resource production
Kingdom Connection
If you try to raid someone you have no connection to but who is part of your kingdom:
If your target is bigger (in terms of population), you can raid them for a maximum of 9 hours of their account’s resource production
If your target is smaller (in terms of population), you can raid them for a maximum of 6 hours of their account’s resource production
