Frontkrieg Unit Production: Costs, Build Times & Mobilization
The full catalog of all 14 Frontkrieg units: what each costs, how long it builds, which buildings it requires, and how to cut mobilization time by 2.5x.
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Artillery in Frontkrieg: Range, Counters & Tactics
The complete artillery guide: 90 range, ×1.5 vs infantry and tanks, siege tactics, defence against shelling and the 340-range railgun.
Read →How to Declare War, Grant Right of Way and Make Peace in Frontkrieg
Frontkrieg's three diplomatic states — peace, war, alliance. How to declare war instantly, grant right of passage, make peace, and why you can only attack an enemy.
Read →Resource Market in Frontkrieg: How to Trade, Buy and Sell
How the resource exchange works in Frontkrieg: limit and market orders, the order book, escrow, and a zero-commission trading strategy.
Read →How to Play Frontkrieg With Friends: Co-op and Alliances
A complete guide to getting friends into one Frontkrieg match, splitting roles and winning as a team.
Read →How Time Works in Frontkrieg: The Game Day and Daily Tick
How game time works in Frontkrieg: the daily tick, day changes, and hourly events — and why 20–30 minutes a day is enough.
Read →Frontkrieg Buildings Guide: What to Build and in What Order
A Frontkrieg buildings guide to all 8 types — recruiting office, barracks, workshop, factory, fortress, harbor, railway, aerodrome. What to build first, costs, and order.
Read →New Frontkrieg Match Every Day: How the Lobby Works and How Long a Game Lasts
How to join a new Frontkrieg match: an open 35-player lobby, a step-by-step sign-up, and how long a match really lasts.
Read →Europe 1914 Map in Frontkrieg: Regions, Fronts & Resources
How to read the Europe 1914 map in Frontkrieg: six main fronts, narrow straits, Bergen island and resource zones across 4,800 provinces — and how to turn geography into an edge.
Read →10 Beginner Mistakes in Frontkrieg and How to Avoid Them
The 10 most common beginner mistakes in Frontkrieg — from blowing your budget to splitting your army into tiny detachments — and how to avoid them.
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