Healing Tent

Troops can be healed at 50% of what they originally cost in a Barracks or a Stable. Troops from a Great Barracks or Great Stable are treated as if they were from a normal Barracks or Stable for all Healing Tent purposes.

The healing time is also identical to that of a Barracks/Stable of the same level as the highest-level healing tent. There is only one healing queue, shared by all healing tents.

Troop healing time is affected by: 

• Healing Tent level (the highest level Healing Tent in the village determines the shared healing queue times)
• Cavalry/Infantry helmets worn by the Hero
• Game world speed
• Horse Drinking Trough (Roman unique building)

Troop healing speed is not affected by the vacation boost. Additional Healing Tents do not reduce healing times.

Only when you have enough resources to heal all stored wounded troops can the "Heal all"-button be used. This will instantly add all stored wounded troops to the healing queue.

Troops stored and troops currently in the healing queue take up capacity, limiting how many troops can be in the healing tent at once.

The healing tent in this example is on a default 1x speed game world.

Upgrading the Healing Tent increases the capacity of wounded troops. Multiple Healing Tents can be built when another Healing Tent is level 20 to further increase capacity. The Travian Plus feature increases capacity by an additional 25%. 

If the Healing Tent has free capacity when wounded troops return to the village, the troops are stored and can be healed. If there is not enough capacity, the remaining wounded troops are lost. 

If a Healing Tent has its capacity reduced, for example, because of a lowered building level due to catapults, then the number of stored troops and troops being healed is reduced by the capacity lost. Stored troops (e.g. troops not currently being healed) are removed first.

If all healing tents in a village are destroyed or the village is conquered, all troops (stored or being healed) are lost. No resources for the troops are refunded.

Troops being healed don't consume crops.

Stored troops in the healing tent and returning wounded troops:

• Consume crops at a 50% reduced rate
• Can die of starvation

The crop consumption of these troops can be reduced by the Roman "Horse Drinking Trough"-building, but is not reduced by being connected to a Wonder of the World village.

Clicking any Healing Tent building will open the shared healing queue for that village. Additionally, you can open the highest-level Healing Tent of your selected village through a button in the upper left corner. 

This button has three states:

• Gray: Healing Tent not constructed
• White: Healing Tent constructed, no troops being healed
• Green: Healing Tent constructed, troops being healed

When the button is green, you can hover over it for additional information on the healing queue of the current village: