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Sanctuary Upgrade Requirement
Buildings required before upgrading to the next Sanctuary level.
Levels 1–10
Sanctuary 1: None
Sanctuary 2: None
Sanctuary 3: None
Sanctuary 4: Lumber Depot 1, Granary 1, Herb Storage 1
Sanctuary 5: Wall 3
Sanctuary 6: Wall 5
Sanctuary 7: Training Ground 4, Alliance Hall 3
Sanctuary 8: Training Ground 6, Alliance Hall 5
Sanctuary 9: Wall 8, Alliance Hall 7
Sanctuary 10: Wall 9, Infirmary 7
Levels 11–20
Sanctuary 11: Lab 7, Training Ground 10
Sanctuary 12: Lab 11, Wall 10, Antitoxin Workshop 7
Sanctuary 13: Lab 12, Alliance Hall 11, Farm 7
Sanctuary 14: Lab 13, Warrior Statue 12, Lumberyard 7
Sanctuary 15: Lab 14, Training Ground 14, Herb Garden 7
Sanctuary 16: Lab 15, Warrior Statue 14, Granary 7
Sanctuary 17: Lab 16, Barrack 15, Lumber Depot 7
Sanctuary 18: Lab 17, Training Ground 17, Herb Storage 7
Sanctuary 19: Lab 18, Warrior Statue 17, Antitoxin Workshop 10
Sanctuary 20: Lab 19, Alliance Hall 18, Farm 10
Levels 21–30
Sanctuary 21: Lab 20, Training Grounds 20, Lumberyard 10
Sanctuary 22: Lab 21, Warrior Statue 21, Herb Garden 10
Sanctuary 23: Lab 22, Infirmary 22, Granary 10
Sanctuary 24: Lab 23, Wall 23, Lumber Depot 10
Sanctuary 25: Lab 24, Training Grounds 24, Herb Storage 10
Sanctuary 26: Lab 25, Warrior Statue 25, Antitoxin Workshop 13
Sanctuary 27: Lab 26, Training Ground 26, Farm 13
Sanctuary 28: Lab 27, Barrack 27, Lumberyard 13
Sanctuary 29: Lab 28, Alliance Hall 28, Herb Garden 13
Sanctuary 30: Lab 29, Training Ground 29, Antitoxin Workshop 15
Mothy Tip
Before upgrading your Sanctuary, check the next few levels ahead.
Some buildings repeat often, especially Lab, Training Ground, Warrior Statue, Wall, Alliance Hall, and resource buildings.
Planning ahead saves time, speedups, and frustration.
📖 Beginner Guide #1 – Start Here First
Welcome to Last Asylum: Plague! These are the first things every new player should do during their first 30 minutes.
1️⃣ Change Your Name
Your first name change is FREE.
- Choose a name you’ll actually want to keep.
- Future name changes cost diamonds.
- Tap your profile picture to open your Doctor Info and change it.
2️⃣ Learn Server Time
Ignore your phone’s clock. Watch the game’s clock.
- Open Settings to view the current Server Time.
- All events, resets, and schedules follow Server Time.
- The game’s “UTC” may not always match real-world UTC exactly.
- When leadership posts event times, always use the in-game Server Time shown in Settings.
3️⃣ Learn the Chat & Mail System
Important information is posted in different places. Check them all regularly.
💬 Chat Tabs
- Kingdom Chat – Server-wide communication.
- Alliance Chat – Daily alliance discussion.
- Alliance Notices – Important alliance announcements.
- R4 & R5 Chat – Leadership coordination.
- Private Chat – Direct messages between players.
- Alliance Mail – Event instructions, battle plans, rally times, alliance updates, and important announcements.
- Kingdom Mail – Kingdom rules, event schedules, NAP changes, server announcements, and other important kingdom-wide information.
Don’t ignore your mailbox. Some of the most important information in the game is sent through Alliance Mail and Kingdom Mail rather than chat.
4️⃣ Claim Gift Codes
Free rewards are free rewards!
Android
- Open Settings.
- Tap Gift Code.
- Enter the code.
- Collect your rewards from Mail.
iPhone (iOS)
- Open Doctor Info.
- Copy your Character ID.
- Visit the official redemption website.
- Enter your Character ID and the Gift Code.
- Claim your rewards in-game.
Gift codes are released regularly through the official Discord and other official channels.
5️⃣ Follow the Task Panel
The Task Panel is your built-in tutorial.
- It teaches the game’s core mechanics.
- It unlocks new features as you progress.
- It guides your early upgrades and development.
- Follow it until you understand the basics.
Don’t rush ahead. Completing these early tasks will help you grow much faster.
🦋 Mothy Tip
This is an alliance war game, not a farming game.
The early game is teaching you much more than how to build your base. Pay attention to rallies, garrisons, troop management, timing, resource management, and teamwork. Players who learn these systems early grow faster, contribute more to their alliance, and become much stronger later.
📖 Beginner Guide #2 – Learn to Stack Rewards
One action can often earn rewards from multiple events at the same time.
The game starts teaching this mechanic from the very beginning. Learning to recognize these opportunities will help you grow faster without spending extra resources.
1️⃣ Check the Event Calendar
Events rotate throughout the day, and each one rewards different actions.
Before using your resources:
- Check which events are active.
- See what rewards are available.
- Decide if it’s better to spend now or wait.
- Plan around Server Time, not your local time.
A little planning can turn one action into multiple rewards.
2️⃣ Survival Battle
Survival Battle is one of the first events new players unlock.
It teaches an important lesson:
- Most actions you’re already doing earn points.
- The same action can count toward multiple rewards.
- Learn what earns points before spending resources.
The goal isn’t just to finish tasks—it’s to make every action count.
3️⃣ Blight Rally
Don’t think of stamina as only being for killing monsters.
Joining Blight Rallies can:
- Spend stamina.
- Earn rally rewards.
- Complete event objectives.
- Help your alliance.
One rally can progress several goals at once.
4️⃣ Demon King
Demon King teaches consistency.
Using your daily attacks:
- Earns event rewards.
- Builds long-term progress.
- Creates a habit of daily participation.
Small daily actions become huge rewards over time.
5️⃣ Later Events
As you unlock more game modes, the same idea continues.
Alliance Duel, Kingdom events, and other activities reward players who plan ahead.
Instead of asking:
“What should I do today?”
Start asking:
“Can this action help more than one event?”
That’s how experienced players grow faster.
💡 The Real Lesson
The game isn’t throwing random events at you.
It’s teaching you resource management.
Every speedup, hero shard, stamina point, troop training session, and construction upgrade can often be used to complete multiple objectives if you wait for the right event.
You won’t always be able to stack every reward perfectly—and that’s okay.
The goal is to recognize opportunities and make better decisions over time.
🦋 Baby Caterpillar Steps
As a new player, focus on learning these skills in order:
- Learn how events work.
- Learn how to use stamina efficiently.
- Learn how rallies work.
- Learn timing and planning.
- Learn to stack rewards.
- Become a stronger alliance player.
🦋 Mothy Tip
Every resource has value.
Before you spend anything, ask yourself:
“Can I earn rewards from more than one event if I wait?”
Players who learn to stack rewards don’t necessarily spend more—they simply get more value from the same resources. Over weeks and months, those extra rewards add up and create a much stronger account.
📖 Beginner Guide #3 – Your Alliance Is Your Biggest Upgrade
A strong alliance is the biggest advantage you can have in Last Asylum: Plague. More active players mean more rewards, faster growth, and a better game experience.
1️⃣ Join an Active Alliance
Your alliance affects your progress every day.
An active alliance gives you:
- More help with builds and research.
- More rallies to join.
- More alliance gifts.
- More event participation.
- More rewards.
Don’t be afraid to leave inactive or bot alliances. Finding an active community is one of the biggest upgrades you can make.
2️⃣ Claim Alliance Gifts Every Day
Alliance Gifts are free rewards earned when members participate.
- Check your gifts daily.
- Claim everything available.
- More active members = more gifts.
- More gifts = faster growth.
Never let free rewards sit unclaimed.
3️⃣ Press the Help Button
Helping your alliance costs nothing.
Press Help whenever you see it.
Helping reduces the time for:
- Construction
- Research
- Troop training
- Healing
Strong alliances grow faster because everyone helps each other.
4️⃣ Join Rallies
You don’t have to be the rally leader to earn rewards.
Joining rallies gives:
- Event rewards.
- Resources.
- Experience.
- Alliance progress.
- Teamwork opportunities.
Even if you’re new, you can help by joining rallies.
5️⃣ Spend Alliance Coins
Alliance Coins are earned by participating.
You earn coins by:
- Helping teammates.
- Joining rallies.
- Participating in events.
- Staying active.
Spend your coins in the Alliance Shop for valuable items that help your account grow.
6️⃣ Stay Near Your Alliance
Relocate near your Alliance Assembly Point whenever possible.
Being nearby means:
- Faster rally joins.
- Faster reinforcements.
- Easier teamwork.
- Better event participation.
Distance matters during battles.
7️⃣ Community Matters
The best alliances aren’t always the strongest.
Look for an alliance that has:
- Active players.
- Helpful leadership.
- Good communication.
- Teamwork.
- Respect.
- A community you enjoy being part of.
The people you play with are just as important as the rewards you earn.
🦋 Mothy Tip
You don’t have to be the strongest player.
You don’t have to spend money.
You don’t even have to talk every day.
Showing up, helping your teammates, joining rallies, pressing Help, and participating in events all make a difference.
A great alliance isn’t built by one powerful player—it’s built by many players doing small things together.
📖 Beginner Guide #4 – Communication & Finding Your Fit
Not every alliance is the right fit for every player—and that’s okay.
The strongest alliances are built on communication, respect, and finding people you enjoy playing with.
1️⃣ Translation Isn’t Perfect
The in-game translator makes mistakes.
If something sounds confusing, rude, or doesn’t make sense:
- Ask questions first.
- Clarify what the player meant.
- Don’t assume bad intentions.
- Remember that language barriers happen.
Most misunderstandings come from translation—not from people.
2️⃣ Screenshots Are Your Friend
Confused by a translation?
Take a screenshot and share it in Alliance Chat.
Another player can often explain:
- What the translator missed.
- What the original player meant.
- Whether something was translated incorrectly.
A second set of eyes can solve a lot of confusion.
3️⃣ Global Alliances Are Amazing
Many alliances include players from all over the world.
That means you’ll experience:
- Different countries.
- Different languages.
- Different cultures.
- Different perspectives.
- Different time zones.
These differences aren’t weaknesses—they’re part of what makes global alliances special.
4️⃣ Wallflowers Are Welcome
You don’t have to be talkative to be a great teammate.
You can still contribute by:
- Reading Alliance Chat.
- Helping when you can.
- Joining events.
- Pressing Help.
- Supporting your teammates.
Being quiet doesn’t mean you aren’t part of the community.
5️⃣ Find Your Fit
Every alliance has a different personality.
Some are:
- Competitive.
- Casual.
- Family-focused.
- Event-focused.
- Social.
- Relaxed.
None of these are wrong.
Find an alliance whose goals match your own. You’ll enjoy the game much more.
6️⃣ It’s Okay to Move On
Not every alliance is meant to be forever.
As you grow, your goals may change.
If an alliance is no longer the right fit:
- Leave respectfully.
- Thank the people who helped you.
- Wish them well.
- Find a community that matches your new goals.
Moving alliances isn’t failure—it’s part of the game.
7️⃣ Respect Different Playstyles
Not everyone enjoys the game the same way.
Some players:
- Chase power.
- Chase friendships.
- Love events.
- Enjoy helping others.
- Just want a place to relax.
Different doesn’t mean wrong.
Respect the way others choose to enjoy the game.
🦋 Mothy Tip
Before assuming someone is wrong, ask yourself:
“Are we actually disagreeing… or are we simply looking for different things?”
Sometimes the answer isn’t to argue.
Sometimes the answer is finding the alliance where you’ll be happiest.
Great alliances aren’t built because everyone is the same—they’re built because different people work together with respect.
Different people. One family. Stronger together. 💜