Rise of Kingdoms: Which Items to Buy | Spending Guide

Rise of Kingdoms have plenty of stuff you can buy. From equipment to characters, it’s easy to spend upwards of a hundred dollars if you just mindlessly buy stuff you don’t even need. That’s why if you want to maximize your money, you want to focus only on buying the essential stuff.

In this guide, I’ll show you the best items you want to buy using your money in Rise of Kingdoms.

Which Items to Buy in Rise of Kingdoms

To make it accessible to everyone, I’m going to divide this guide into three separate categories. There’s one for the low spenders, one for the mid-spenders, and another for the high spenders. Let’s start with the low spender category first.

Low Spender Strategy

If you have just enough money to spend on the game, then you’d want to make sure to make the most out of it. As a low spender, probably the only valuable package you can buy from the Supply Depot is the 30-Day Gem Supply. This one gives you 2,200 upfront for just $10 and 650 gems per day which makes it a really amazing deal.

Mid-Spender Strategy

For a mid-spender, you’ll want to focus on buying the items from the Daily Special Offer section. By buying these daily offers, you can get quite a handful of amazing rewards, especially legendary Commander sculptures.

High Spender Strategy

If you’d like to play on every event that shows up, then you belong to the high spender category. As a high spender, you have enough money to spend on most, if not all, purchaseable items in the game.

However, if you want to maximize your money, you’ll want to focus on buying Holiday bundles and the Call of the Ancients instead.

These bundles offer a much higher value than other bundles in the game. However, they are only available for a limited period. The Call of the Ancients, in particular, is the best bundle you can buy if you want to get a ton of gems which you can then use for the events.

Also, you can consider buying gems if you’re a first-time spender. Basically, Rise of Kingdoms will offer double the gem amount you can get during your first purchase. This applies to each of the tiers, so you can get double gems from the cheapest bundle then another double gems from the more expensive ones.