Estimate Total Conquest troop production from your own measured values, compare city scenarios, and budget command rolls without invented rates or unsupported probability claims.
Estimate Total Conquest troop production from your own measured values, compare city scenarios, and budget command rolls without invented rates.
Calculate time to reach your army target and compare city counts using your match observations. No built-in official rates.
Enter a target troop count to begin.
Enter target troops and your measured tick values on the left to see live calculations.
This planner converts your match observations into planning metrics using transparent arithmetic:
Remaining Troops = max(Target − Current, 0)Rate/Tick = Cities × Rate/City × (1 + Bonus%)Ticks to Target = Remaining ÷ Rate/TickRate/Min = Rate/Tick × (60 ÷ Tick Interval)Seconds to Target = Ticks to Target × Tick IntervalData Confidence: Checked August 2026. Because Roblox Total Conquest has not published official city multipliers or tick timing, results remain player-input estimates. For measurement tips, read our Troop Production & Cities Guide.
Use these player resources to apply your calculated troop targets, verify official links, and optimize command choices during matches.
Learn how to time your ticks, measure city output in a match, and plan expansion steps.
Match StrategyTurn your calculated troop advantages into map control, defensive borders, and late-game pushes.
RankingsCompare commands by opening, aggressive, and defensive roles before budgeting your rolls.
RewardsCheck reported rewards and redemption steps for free command rolls and resources.
DatabaseReview command descriptions, roles, and verified details from community sources.
CommunityVerify official Discord, Roblox experience, and developer links to stay safe from unrelated games.
Main PortalReturn to the central portal for all strategy guides, codes, and wiki systems.
Team ToolPlan your command ability loadout combinations and squad roles.
Economy ToolEstimate upgrade costs, currency farming efficiency, and match rewards.
Key answers on how the production planner and roll budgeter calculate your estimates.
It estimates remaining troops needed, per-minute spawn rates, time to target, and city scenario comparisons based on your own measured match tick rates. It also provides arithmetic budgeting for command rolls without claiming a universal game formula.
City tick intervals, scaling multipliers, and production caps are not officially published by the developers. Entering your own observed rates keeps the tool fully transparent and prevents relying on unverified fixed rates.
No. Command roll drop chances, pity systems, and pool distributions are unverified. The roll budgeter calculates only how many rolls your currency can afford and the cost for target roll counts using pure arithmetic.