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Fate War: Master the Economy to Win — Currencies and Tips

Fate War economy guide: the real currencies (Gems, Gold, Starglitter), the resources to prioritize (Food, Lumber, Stone, Knowledge, Iron) and how to earn and spend them wisely in IGG's 4X game.

Simon Dougnac Updated on 5 min read

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Game
Fate War
Released
date TBC
Platforms
iOS · Android

Fate War: Master the Economy to Win — Currencies and Tips

Fate War — official screenshot showing the game's interface

  • Know the currencies: Gems, Gold and Starglitter each have a specific role.
  • Prioritize your resources: Food and Lumber first, then Stone, Knowledge and Iron.
  • Earn every day: daily tasks, chapter quests and events are your main income.
  • Invest in your heroes: levels, skills and gear decide your squad’s strength.
  • Join a Tribe: shared progress and Tribe Bounty auctions boost your economy.

In this article

Introduction to the Fate War economy

Fate War is IGG’s 4X city-building strategy game, set in a post-Ragnarok dark-fantasy world. You play as a Chieftain leading a Tribe on Sanctuary: you gather heroes, develop your kingdom and send troops into real-time combat. Winning takes more than tactics — you also need to master the economy. In practice, mastering the economy matters more than having deep pockets. Every building, research and troop draws from the same pool. This guide covers the currencies that really exist, how to earn them and how to spend them wisely.

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes

The currencies of Fate War

In Fate War, several currencies coexist, each with its own use. What matters is knowing them all: that separates a kingdom that grows from one that stalls.

  1. Gems: the premium currency. Use them for boosts, special offers, unique items and speed-ups. They are precious, so keep them for what really counts.
  2. Gold: the base currency. You earn it by completing quests, winning battles and exploring Fate War. The Gold Store lets you buy VIP points, bundles and resource packs.
  3. Starglitter: the summoning currency. Chapter quests and daily tasks grant it; spend it to summon new heroes. Save it for the summons you really need.
  4. Resources: Food and Lumber are the backbone of your early growth, then come Stone, Knowledge and Iron. They fund your buildings, research and troops.

How to earn resources and currencies

Now that you know the currencies, here are the strategies to earn them faster.

1. Complete the daily tasks

Daily tasks are a stable source of income. They reset every 24 hours and give resources, speed-ups and hero items. Do not neglect them, even the easy ones: they quickly fill your storeroom.

2. Take part in events and chapter quests

Fate War runs events all the time, with interesting rewards. Events rotate every 3 hours and reward points for training soldiers, researching or attacking monsters. Chapter quests are the fastest progression path: they unlock the Shrine and grant Starglitter, XP and knowledge boosts. Participate whenever you can.

3. Join an active Tribe

Joining a Tribe is essential for your economy. The risk of going it alone is real: an active Tribe shares strategies and resources, and gives you access to the Tribe Bounty, a trade and auction system between players.

4. Explore and defeat monsters

Sanctuary is full of enemies to defeat. Attacking monsters in events and running roguelike expeditions brings resources and currencies — free income on top of your daily routine.

How to spend your currencies wisely

Saving up is good, but knowing how to spend is better. Here are a few tips to use your resources wisely.

1. Invest in the right heroes

When spending on heroes, pick the ones that fit your strategy. Take the time to read their skills and how useful they are for your team. What matters is leveling up your heroes and upgrading their skills: that is what makes your squad strong. Spending Starglitter on a hero your roster needs pays off.

2. Do not spend your Gems lightly

Gems are limited, so be strategic. Avoid buying things just because they look cool. Focus on what improves your team composition or gives you an edge in combat, like speed-ups for critical upgrades.

3. Use the Gold Store wisely

In the Gold Store, Gold buys VIP points, bundles and resource packs. Spend your Gold where it accelerates your growth: a resource pack when you are short on Stone or Iron, VIP points when you are close to the next level.

4. Protect your resources

Your kingdom’s resources can be plundered by other players. Keep what you need in the resource chests of your inventory — those cannot be stolen — and spend your stock on buildings and research before it grows too tempting. That is the difference between a kingdom that grows and one that gets plundered.

Conclusion

Navigating the Fate War economy takes a bit of finesse. Knowing the currencies, seizing earning opportunities and spending strategically puts you on the path to victory. In the long run, patience pays off. The rest is up to you!

FAQ

What are the most valuable currencies in Fate War?

For players, Gems are the premium currency and the most precious: boosts, special offers and unique items all draw from them, so spend them on what your resources cannot cover.

How do I get more Starglitter?

Chapter quests and events are the main source: they grant Starglitter alongside XP and knowledge boosts. Daily tasks can add a few on top.

What is the best way to spend Gold?

The Gold Store turns Gold into VIP points, resource packs and bundles — buy what your kingdom lacks most.

How do I protect my resources from plunder?

Store them in the resource chests of your inventory — those cannot be plundered.

Why does a Tribe matter for the economy?

Shared progress, strategies and the Tribe Bounty trade and auction system between players.

See also

Sources

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  3. apps.apple.com /us/app/fate-war/id6737294814
  4. fatewar-guide.com /beginners-guide-fate-war/
  5. mobi.gg /en/tips/fate-war-beginners-guide/
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Simon Dougnac

Fondateur et rédacteur en chef d'After Strategy. Passionné de jeux vidéo de stratégie depuis plus de 15 ans, spécialisé dans les Grand Strategy (Paradox), les 4X et les RTS. Plus de 3000 heures cumulées sur les titres Paradox, Civilization et Total War.