RoFront Naval Guide: Boats, Ports and Warships

Get troops across the sea in the right order

1. Reach a usable coast. Expand your territory to the water and select the destination shore. AllThingsHow's October 19 report describes a Boat action in the territory wheel and a sea-access notification. Its desktop instructions use right-click; use the current action menu on your device rather than assuming a keyboard shortcut exists.
2. Look for an interception problem. Check the water between your land and the destination. If earlier transports vanish while an enemy warship remains nearby, stop sending the same order repeatedly.
3. Prepare your own fleet when the crossing is contested. The same report describes Ports on coastal land and Warships placed on a selected sea area. In NoobBlox's demonstration around 09:14, the creator selects friendly warships to occupy an enemy ship before attempting another landing. Treat that as a contest to observe, not an assured distraction duration.
4. Send the landing with a home reserve. Check the attack percentage and incoming fronts before committing troops. A friendly fleet does not protect your land border while the army is away.
5. Wait, then inspect the result. Follow the landing in the Attacks panel. Look for a change of territorial ownership on the destination coast before adding another front.

What to buy for the crossing

These are single-report examples from AllThingsHow, updated October 19, 2026, not fixed shop prices. Read the current placement tooltip before spending.

The report also describes warships engaging other warships, capturing trade ships, attacking coastal positions and recovering near friendly land. These are reasons to inspect a ship's actual position and target; purchasing one is not proof that the landing route is clear.

Example: an island route has stopped working

You own a coast, have a useful island target and lost the previous transport near an enemy ship. Keep the next army at home while you position your warships against that threat. Watch whether the enemy remains engaged, then attempt a spaced landing and inspect the coast again. If the transport is still intercepted, change the naval position or choose another shore instead of increasing the troop percentage blindly.

NoobBlox also takes islands early in the Solo run because later enemy fleets make them harder to reach. The trade-off is timing: early access can avoid an established fleet, but committing overseas still exposes the army and may leave a hostile land neighbor an opening.

When the order does not produce a foothold

• The game refuses another Boat order: the October 19 report records an order-limit message. Allow existing orders to resolve before issuing another; rapid clicking does not bypass the limit.
• The landing arrives but stalls: inspect the defender and the active attack before sending reinforcements. Surviving committed troops can return after combat; troops merely absent during an ongoing attack are not automatically casualties.
• Your homeland starts shrinking: use the incoming entries in the Attacks panel to find the attacker, then reassess the overseas commitment.

Source and current-match checks

Procedure basis: NoobBlox's October 18 Solo / World / Brutal demonstration and AllThingsHow's October 19 mechanics report, reviewed October 21, 2026.

This naval guide cannot show which sea lane is clear in your match; inspect the enemy ships and the landing result before sending another transport.