Plan your loadout

Command An Army Builder

Build a four-entry Command An Army loadout, edit each troop’s star cost and check the total against your current Star Limit before you equip.

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Put your army together

Enter the Star Limit shown in your game. Add each equipped entry once and use its current star cost.

Use a whole number from your game. This planner does not infer a limit from your level.

Equipped troops

Choose a known name or type your own. Known names fill a reported star cost that you can edit. Up to four entries; blank entries are ignored.

Troop 1
Custom troop names are welcome.
Whole stars for this entry, as shown in your unit screen.

Your army check

Enter your current Star Limit and at least one troop with its star cost.

Stars used
Stars remaining
Equipped entries
0 / 4
Fits your budget

Reported roles: No known troop roles selected.

Use the cap you actually have

Open Units in Command An Army and copy the Star Limit shown there. Add each troop entry you want equipped, then check its current star cost. The builder counts each selected entry once; it does not count every soldier that appears on the battlefield.

You can choose a reported troop name or type an unlisted one. A suggested cost is a starting point from our September 13 review, so change it whenever your game shows something different. Having a troop in your collection does not automatically mean it fits your equipped loadout.

  1. Enter your current Star Limit.
  2. Add up to four equipped entries and their star costs.
  3. Read the used and remaining stars. A negative remainder means the loadout is over budget.
  4. Change one entry, compare the result, then equip the chosen army inside Roblox.

Read the result before changing your army

Stars used is the sum of the costs you entered. Stars remaining is your cap minus that sum. Slots used counts selected troop entries. A fit means those entered values meet both limits; it does not measure damage, formation strength, or your chance of winning.

The example has a six-star cap with costs of 3 + 1 + 1 + 1. All four slots are occupied and the remainder is zero. Replacing a one-star entry with a two-star entry takes the total to seven, leaving a shortfall of one star. Remove or replace an entry to bring it back within the same cap.

When the game rejects a loadout that appears to fit, compare each cost again and make sure you read the equipped entries rather than your full collection. The Star Limit guide walks through those checks.

Choose a role after the budget fits

Decide what your squad needs to do next: hold a position, support from range, or move with an attack. A spare star is useful only when the troop you add has a job in that plan. The role labels are reminders based on the known roster, not a rating for a custom troop or a promise that one lineup is strongest.

Questions before you play

Where do I find my Star Limit?

Read the cap currently shown in your Units menu. This builder does not guess a cap from your account or unit level.

What if a troop is not listed?

Type its name and enter the current star cost from your game. The listed costs are editable dated references.

Why does an empty slot not make the army fit?

Slots and stars are separate limits. Your selected troops can exceed the star budget before all four entries are filled.

Does the result equip my army?

No. This is a budget check. Make the changes in Roblox and confirm that the game accepts them.

Choose your next step