2026 Truegold Cost Chart

Connect the Truegold table to your next goal

The TG1–10 cost table is a starting point for comparing buildings and target stages. A value for the selected TG stage is not the cumulative cost from your current position to your final goal. Record your current building level and substage progress first, and do not add completed steps again.

Make the goal specific. Opening the next Town Center stage, bringing your main troop building up to date and progressing research require different building paths and material allocations. A small goal that includes the troops or research you will actually use is easier to manage than raising the Town Center number alone.

Track Truegold, Tempered Truegold and ordinary resources separately

1. For each building, record its current stage, target stage, remaining substages and the next requirements shown in the game.
2. Keep ordinary resources, Truegold and Tempered Truegold in separate balances. A surplus of one material does not automatically cover a shortage of another.
3. Include only rewards you can reliably receive before the target date in the base plan. Treat random and ranking rewards as additional supplies.
4. If you reserve Truegold for refining, subtract that amount from the construction balance too. Do not allocate the same Truegold to both uses.

The useful figure is the shortfall to your next goal, not just your total Truegold stock. If construction and research draw from the same material inventory, decide which to finish first and mark the reserve for the other.

Build a sequence that includes prerequisites

Having enough materials for the Town Center does not let you start while prerequisites remain unmet. Inspect the required Embassy or troop buildings in the construction window, then work backward through their own requirements. Use conditions appropriate to your server’s unlocks and your actual progress.

Example: Town Center materials are ready, but a troop building is behind

The Town Center’s own cost is not the whole preparation budget. First add the cost and time needed to bring prerequisite buildings from their current stages to the required stages, and reserve the materials for the Town Center separately. If the goal includes a follow-up upgrade for your main troop type, keep that as another budget item.

Example: a long-term goal from TG5 to TG8

Do not read only the TG8 row. Review the required buildings and remaining intervals as you progress through TG6, TG7 and TG8. Bringing every building to the same TG stage costs something different from meeting the prerequisite path. Map the necessary path first, then decide separately when to upgrade less frequently used buildings.

Speedups cannot solve a material shortage

Decide how many speedups to use after materials and prerequisites are ready. Check available buffs before starting construction and plan from the time currently displayed in the construction window. Subtracting a fixed percentage from an old base time can misrepresent your active buffs and actual timer.

Separate construction speedups from general speedups, and consider what general speedups you need to retain for research or training. Finishing the Town Center instantly may not provide immediate growth if the next building or research lacks materials. Conversely, if completion unlocks an important function you can use immediately, waiting for an event also has a cost.

Compare refining plans by timing and remaining stock

For stages requiring Tempered Truegold, budget Truegold for both construction and refining. When comparing a faster completion plan with a longer saving period, list the expected finish date, guaranteed income during that period and stock remaining after construction side by side.

Where refining outcomes are random, an expected value is not a guaranteed yield. Check the exchange cost, discounts and reset conditions currently shown in the game, and preserve the materials needed for your next construction before deciding what to spend. Do not treat one weekly refining count as correct for every account; update next week’s plan using your actual results.

Use events to schedule growth you already planned

Read whether the event awards points for material consumption, speedup use or construction completion. The same upgrade needs different preparation when the scoring trigger changes. Check guaranteed rewards obtainable from planned upgrades first, and keep extra spending for rankings separate from the original growth plan.

If waiting a few days does not block an important function, you can align prepared upgrades with the relevant day. If your main troop progression or research stays stalled, compare the reward with the progress you postpone. Reconsider upgrading an unnecessary building solely to match an event.

Final checks before starting

Confirm the target and prerequisites, each material shortfall, refining reserves, speedup types and scoring trigger. Consult the Town Center reference, server timeline and Kingdom of Power preparation guide, while using your current server’s game screen for actual unlocks and requirements.

Source: Naver Kingshot Strategy Cafe · Original author: 킹샷 [Operator] (Published: 2025-06-26) · Original author: 무과금뉴비 [Member] (Published: 2026-08-06) · Original author: 던져버려요 [Member] (Published: 2026-01-14) · Source review: 2026-10-12. Member gameplay ideas independently explained.