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Merge a Mini Army Guides

Field manuals for the first hour, the first Rebirth, and the first server you actually hold.

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This hub is the table of contents for every how-to on the wiki. Merge a Mini Army looks simple — drag two twins, watch a stronger toy appear — but the six-player map punishes the wrong upgrade order. Read the pages in the sequence below if you just joined. Skip ahead if you already have a Mammoth Tank and still lose the airfield.

Every guide is written from live Roblox footage and the official place text, not from Mini War or Merge Your Army. If a mechanic is inferred from video, the page says so.

Start here

Getting Started covers the first session: controls on PC and mobile, the cash ticker, deploy limits, and why your first three soldiers should not walk to the center. Watch the first-time footage in the middle of that page, then come back here.

If the board already feels cramped, jump to how to merge. That page is the math: powers of two, Spawn Tier, and why a full base is a loss condition.

Economy and map

Cash ticks while you are offline. That is the hook. It is also why how to get cash fast spends more words on camps and multipliers than on clicking the shop. Territory pays. Packs skip. Know the difference before you spend Robux.

How to capture camps is the route: starter camp, garrison, army compound, airfield, then the HQ or center. Creators who rushed the airfield with shotgun infantry donated the point to whoever had a helicopter. The camp route tool is the short checklist version of that article.

Reset and PvP

There is only one Rebirth in the current build. How to Rebirth explains why you still press it: income after the reset is the point, not a prestige ladder. Use the rebirth checklist so you do not reset with an Elite Tank still on the pad.

How to beat other players is the six-player layer: bounties, stolen garrisons, and when to turtle at base. Servers are small. You will see the same neighbors for a whole session.

End of the Index

How to get Elite Tank is the grind target most videos end on. Merge-obtainable Elites sit below two pack-only Index entries. If you only want the ranking, use the troop tier list and the best army page.

Deploy, shop, and inputs

The first-hour loop is not the whole category. How to deploy and recall is the send rule: a limited stack walks, death returns toys, and a unique apex should stay home. How to upgrade is the shop order — Spawn Tier, capacity, max deployment, then multipliers. PC and mobile controls names the clicks the HUD never labels. Those three pages sit after the first-hour set so the Guides dropdown can overflow to this hub once it grows past eight items.

How the guides are built

Each article has one mid-page video when a real YouTube id exists, a FAQ, and links to sister pages in this category. We do not invent unit health numbers that the HUD did not show. Observed names — Biker, ATV, Missile Truck, Mammoth Tank, Supersonic Jet, Elite Minigun, Elite Tank — stay in English across locales because that is how the client labels them.

When My HQ! ships a weekly patch, start at the latest update before you trust an old camp order. Then return here if the how-to still matches the HUD.

Codes live under the codes hub even while the list is empty. Automation notes live under scripts. Planning checklists live under tools. Official URLs live under links.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common Merge a Mini Army questions.

Which guide should I read first?

Getting Started if you have not captured a camp. How to merge if your base is already full. How to capture camps if you keep losing the airfield.

Do these guides work on mobile?

Yes. The loop is tap-drag on phones and click-drag on PC. Getting Started covers both. Merge speed is the only real difference.

Are the unit names official?

They are names spoken on screen in verified gameplay videos. Weekly patches can add toys. Check the troop roster if a new model appears.

Why is there no boss walkthrough?

This experience is a camp-capture tycoon, not a raid. The “boss” is the neighbor with stealth pilots and a 90-quadrillion bounty.