Train your team and finish the practice raid

Army begins at Desk 2

Reach Desk 2 to unlock the army introduction. The Cyber Boss guides you through the required building and training actions, then a safe practice raid.

Follow the current arrow and complete the action shown. The guide reacts to what you have actually built or trained. A queued troop is not ready until its timer finishes. Completed guide progress is saved with your account; it should not restart every visit.

Prepare the camp

1. Follow the guide to buy and place the army equipment it asks for.
2. Open Army and read Ready in camp and Training queue.
3. Choose a troop that is unlocked and start the requested training.
4. Wait for the troops to move into Ready in camp. The guide asks for five finished troops before its camp review.
5. Review the team with the Cyber Boss and enter the practice office when prompted.

Select first, then place

Inside a raid, tap a troop in the bottom roster before placing it. Selecting the troop tells the game which unit you want to deploy. Tap a valid marked front-edge tile to place one unit.

Repeat to deploy more. You cannot place attackers directly on an enemy vault or anywhere deep inside the room. The practice guide is there to teach the real selection-and-placement sequence.

Practice is safe

The guided practice uses a protected example battle. It does not consume your real troops or pay Cash, Data, XP, gems, or trophies. Its completion screen can show stars and damage while adding zero trophies.

Use Back to office when it finishes. The Cyber Boss points out where to open raids next. Online battles are different: casualties and resource transfers count there.

Train and research later

Army shows how much camp space is used and how much is available. Different troops can use different amounts of space, so a count of units is not always the same as camp capacity.

Research improves a troop type when the required equipment, career level, resources, and time are available. Camp and lab upgrades can improve capacity or speed; use their benefit descriptions rather than assuming every upgrade does the same thing.