I created this post because when our alliance first came across these terrors, we had trouble defeating the Alpha Black Panther and Regal White Lion. So many people wasted stamina trying to kill them. It’s best to be patient and develop your troops and squad capacity before attempting to defeat these terrors.

I did ask Gemini to create the charts below, but, I’ve read it over and completely agree with the info.

Right now (2026-08-12) we just came across the Level 6 War Elephant. I’ve watched some of my alliance members get defeated by it. I’m waiting until I’ve trained enough Supreme troops and until several of my alliance members have done the same before we try the War Elephant.

Terror Rewards

Level	Name	Special Drop	Resources (Bread / Wood / Stone / Iron)	Training Speedup	Satin	Unlock Notes
1	Giant Rhino	Quinn Shard ×1 (50%) or 10 Gems (50%)	20K / 20K / 2K / 2K	5 min	—	Day 3 or 1st Dreadwolf Trial
2	Mighty Bison	Quinn Shard ×1 (50%) or 15 Gems (50%)	40K / 40K / 4K / 4K	5 min	—	Day 3 or 1st Dreadwolf Trial
3	Great Moose	Quinn Shard ×1 (50%) or 20 Gems (50%)	60K / 60K / 6K / 6K	10 min	15	Day 12
4	Alpha Black Panther	Epic General Hero Shard ×1 (50%) or 25 Gems (50%)	80K / 80K / 8K / 8K	10 min	20	Day 20
5	Regal White Lion	Epic General Hero Shard / 30 gems	100k / 100k / 10k / 10k	35 min	25	Later server age; requires T8 troops + Governor Gear

Key Notes

• Special drops: Levels 1–3 focus on Quinn shards (or gems). Level 4 switches to a more general Epic Hero Shard.
• Satin: Starts at Level 3 and is a major reason to farm higher Terrors (used for Governor Gear). Level 5 gives 25 Satin per successful rally for participants.
• Speedups: Healing and training speedups increase with level. These are the “speedups” you mentioned.
• Resources: Scale roughly linearly (roughly +20K Bread/Wood and +2K Stone/Iron per level in the early tiers).
• Level 5+: Requires stronger troops (T8+) and often Governor Gear for reliable clears. Exact special drop, full resource numbers, and name are less comprehensively documented in public guides than Levels 1–4, but Satin jumps to 25 and overall rewards continue to improve.
• Regular Beasts (solo targets) do not drop Quinn/Epic shards like this—they mainly give Hero XP + bread/wood/stone/iron.

Terrors are best done via alliance rallies (joining costs 0 stamina; leading costs 25). Higher levels are excellent for Satin farming once your alliance can clear them reliably.

Dreadwolf

Dreadwolf (from the Desert Trial event) is a special rally target, not a multi-level progression like Terrors. There is typically only one main Dreadwolf type (often referred to as Level 1), summoned using Clawshards obtained from hunting regular Beasts.

Rewards differ significantly between the rally initiator (host) and participants (joiners). The event also has a milestone reward for initiating 10 successful Dreadwolf rallies.

Role	Special Drop (Diana Shards)	Resources (Bread / Wood / Stone / Iron)	Hero XP	Speedups (General)	Notes
Initiator (Host)	2 / 3 / 4 shards (equal ~33% each)	150K / 150K / 30K / 7.5K	1,000 × 5 (guaranteed)	10 min or 20 min (50% each)	Uses 1 Clawshard + stamina
Participant (Joiner)	1 shard (50% chance)	15K / 15K / 3K / 750	1,000 × 1 (guaranteed)	1 min or 2 min (50% each)	0 stamina / 0 Clawshard; capped (often ~50 rewards per event)

Additional Event Rewards & Notes

• Milestone: Initiate and successfully complete 10 Dreadwolf rallies → +10 Diana shards (guaranteed, claimed from the event page). This is the main way to unlock Diana.
• Clawshards: Obtained by defeating regular Beasts (or via Intel Missions) during the event. One Clawshard summons/locates one Dreadwolf.
• Challenger Pouches (from Beast hunting during the event, separate from Dreadwolf rewards): Can contain gems (various amounts), Governor Stamina, general speedups (5–10 min), and Hero XP.
• Diana is the featured hero. Her expedition skills reduce stamina cost for hunting/rallies (up to 20% reduction when maxed) and boost march speed (up to +100%), making her excellent for PvE farming.
• The event is recurring (roughly every 1–2 weeks early on, lasting 3 days) and eventually phases out or transforms later in the server timeline (around Gen 4).
• Joining is highly efficient (free stamina) and benefits the whole alliance. Hosting gives better individual rewards + counts toward the 10-rally milestone.
• After maxing Diana (5 stars), excess shards remain useful for later systems (e.g., Champagne Fair exchanges).

This structure is based on detailed community data (including Japanese sources that list the exact probability splits). Actual drops can have some variance, and the live event page is the final authority for any server-specific caps or adjustments.

Beasts

Level	Beast	Hero XP	Bread	Wood	Stone	Iron	Resource Value	Rec. Power	Unlock
1	Gray Wolf	210	4K	4K	800	200	16K	108	Day 1
2	Gray Wolf	220	6K	6K	1,200	300	24K	396	Day 1
3	Gray Wolf	230	8K	8K	1,600	400	32K	630	Day 1
4	Gray Wolf	240	10K	10K	2,000	500	40K	960	Day 1
5	Lynx	250	14K	14K	2,800	700	56K	1,320	Day 2
6	Lynx	260	18K	18K	3,600	900	72K	2,400	Day 2
7	Lynx	270	22K	22K	4,400	1,100	88K	3,840	Day 2
8	Lynx	280	26K	26K	5,200	1,300	104K	6,200	Day 2
9	Bison	290	30K	30K	6,000	1,500	120K	9,000	Day 2
10	Bison	300	34K	34K	6,800	1,700	136K	14,130	Day 2
11	Bison	310	38K	38K	7,600	1,900	152K	20,670	Day 3
12	Bison	320	41.5K	41.5K	8,300	2,075	166K	34,380	Day 3
13	Cheetah	330	45K	45K	9,000	2,250	180K	48,200	Day 4
14	Cheetah	340	48.5K	48.5K	9,700	2,425	194K	64,530	Day 6
15	Cheetah	350	56K	56K	11,200	2,800	224K	100,157	Day 8
16	Cheetah	360	56K	56K	11,200	2,800	224K	177,168	Day 10
17	Moose	370	62.5K	62.5K	12,500	3,100	249.5K	295,832	Day 13
18	Moose	380	66.5K	66.5K	13,300	3,350	266.5K	567,112	Day 18
19	Moose	390	70.5K	70.5K	14,100	3,500	281.5K	926,361	Day 23
20	Moose	400	74.5K	74.5K	14,900	3,700	297.5K	1,467,020	Day 30

How to Defeat the Level 4 Panther

According to Gemini 3 Flash:

The Level 4 Alpha Black Panther is the stepping stone to the Level 5 Lion, and it is still a very serious fight for growing alliances. If you can defeat the Panther smoothly, you are on the right track.

Here is how you should prepare, format, and size your rally to comfortably defeat the Level 4 Panther:

1. Troop Tiers and Rally Size

To beat the Level 4 Panther, you do not absolutely need Tier 8 (T8) troops, though they make it a breeze.

• The Troop Tier: Tier 7 (T7/Brave) is the sweet spot here. You want your rally to be almost entirely made of T7 troops. If players are still joining with T6, your success rate will plummet, and your healing bills will skyrocket.
• Rally Power Indicator: When you setup the rally, look at the top right corner. For a Level 4 Panther, your overall rally power should ideally reach around 9.57 Million.
• Rally Capacity: You are looking for a total troop count of roughly 350,000 to 400,000 troops in the rally.

2. The Ideal Troop Ratio (50 / 20 / 30)

Instead of equal troop distributions (which is a massive rookie mistake in KingShot), run a heavily optimized lane setup:

• 50% Infantry (to absorb the Panther’s heavy front-line attacks)
• 20% Cavalry
• 30% Marksmen/Archers (to deal the bulk of your damage from the backline)

3. Hero Lineup Strategy

Like the Lion, the heroes leading the rally make up the vast majority of your stat bonuses.

• The Rally Leader: If you are Free-to-Play or a low spender, use a powerhouse trio like Jabel, Howard, and Quinn. Make sure you lead with your highest-star Infantry hero (like Zoe if you have her highly leveled) as the captain to maximize the tankiness of your frontline.
• The Rally Joiners: Chenko is still king here. Every player joining the rally must set Chenko as their primary (leftmost) hero. If they don’t have Chenko, they can use Amane, Yeonwoo, or Margot. Having your first 4-5 joiners bring these correct heroes will stack enough Expedition Skill buffs to shred the Panther’s defense.

Pro Tip: Once your alliance can comfortably beat the Level 4 Panther with a combat setup, the Rally Leader can swap their secondary heroes to Diana and Fahd. This reduces your stamina cost and speeds up the march time considerably, allowing you to farm Level 4s back-to-back during alliance events.

How to Defeat the Level 5 Regal Lion

Defeating the Level 5 Regal Lion Terror is a massive bottleneck for newer servers and one of the first major hurdles where raw troop numbers alone won’t save you.

Here is the exact breakdown of the troop tiers, troop counts, and strategies required to successfully defeat it:

1. What Troop Tier Do You Need?

While Tier 7 (T7/Brave) is the absolute bare-minimum entry point, relying heavily on them will likely result in a failed rally or a massive amount of severely injured troops in your infirmary.

• The Minimum Goal: You want Tier 8 (T8 Elite) troops to make up the vast majority (at least 90%) of the rally.
• The Rule of Thumb: If players in your alliance are auto-joining with anything below T7, they are dragging down the average stats of the army. R4s should actively police this and encourage everyone to use their preset formations with T8s (or at worst, T7s).

2. How Many Troops Do You Need?

The Level 5 Terror boasts a massive power pool. To defeat it safely, your alliance needs to focus on Rally Size, which is dictated by the Rally Leader’s Command Center.

• Minimum Rally Size: 450,000 to 500,000 total troops.
• Any rally smaller than 400,000 troops filled with mixed T7s/T8s will almost certainly fail. If your alliance is struggling, the players with the highest Command Center levels (usually the “whales” or high spenders) need to be the ones calling the rallies to maximize the capacity.

3. The “Secret” to Winning: Hero Lineups

Even with 500,000 T8 troops, you can still lose if you send the wrong heroes. The game’s rally mechanics only apply specific bonuses:

• The Rally Leader: Must send their strongest overall heroes (e.g., Jabel, Quinn, Howard) and their largest possible single march. Their gear and charm stats carry the weight of the battle.
• The Rally Joiners: When joining a rally, only the first (leftmost) hero’s top-right skill (Expedition skill) applies a buff to the group.
• The Chenko Rule: Every single player joining the rally should set Chenko as their primary (leftmost) hero. Chenko provides a massive Lethality/damage boost that stacks, which is crucial for cutting through the Regal Lion’s high defense. If you cannot send Chenko, use Yeonwoo or Amane, similar to the Bear Hunt. Avoid joining with Diana or blue heroes as a lead joiner hero.

How to Defeat the Level 6 Elephant

In Kingshot, defeating a Level 6 Terror (War Elephant) requires careful rally coordination, solid troop tiers, and optimized hero setups because of the target’s high health and power requirements.

1. Troop Requirements & Army Strength

• Troop Tier:Tier 9 (T9 Supreme) troops are highly recommended. While a massive rally of high-capacity T8 troops (around 420k+ T8s) can manage a close victory with strong heroes and gear, T9s ensure a clean, low-loss clear.
• Rally Power & Capacity: * Total Rally Troop Capacity should ideally be 500,000+ troops.
  • Total Rally Power typically needs to be around 200M–270M power (depending on hero ascension, research, and Governor Gear stats).

2. Recommended Troop Formations

When attacking world-map Terrors, frontline survivability combined with heavy damage output is key to absorbing the initial impact while dealing maximum damage:

• Balanced Standard Meta (50 / 30 / 20 or 50 / 20 / 30):
  • 50% Infantry: Functions as the heavy meat shield to absorb the elephant’s high damage.
  • 30% Cavalry / 20% Archers (or 20% Cavalry / 30% Archers): Provides the necessary backline damage output to take down the elephant’s health pool.
• Alternative Tanky Variant (45 / 35 / 20):
  • 45% Infantry / 35% Cavalry / 20% Archers: Useful if lower-power members are joining the rally and need extra frontline padding to avoid heavy wounded counts.

3. Hero Strategy & Setup

For the Rally Leader (Host):

• Deploy your strongest combat heroes with maxed active expedition skills (such as Amadeus, Marlin, or Petra).
• Ensure the Rally Leader has Governor Gear equipped, as all joined troops inherit the Rally Leader’s gear and research multipliers.

For Rally Joiners:

• Lead Hero (Slot 1): All joiners should lead with an S-tier Lethality or Attack hero—most notably Chenko, Yeonwoo, or Amadeus. Their first expedition skill grants a flat +25% Squad Lethality/Attack to the entire rally.
• Avoid Utility/Defensive Leads: Joiners should never lead with defensive/garrison heroes (like Howard or Gordon) or economy heroes (Diana, Fahd), as they provide zero value in an offensive rally. If a joiner lacks a Lethality hero, sending no hero is better than sending the wrong hero.