Money is needed to buy units and buildings. Turns are needed to buy buildings, increase research, or attack.
You need buildings to survive. You will die when all your buildings are destroyed.
When you die, you spend 24 hours dead before starting over in Nuke Protection again.
Death results in a loss of all units, land, research, money (bank too) and turns, except for the starting defaults.

There are several ways to get more money, but the number of turns is fixed:

§ By default you receive 1 turn every 20 minutes and $2,000 every hour.
You can research Money Production to increase your income up to a maximum $26,000/hour.

§ Join/create a clan and fight other clans (that your clan is at war with) in order to receive clan bonuses.
(300 turns and $25,000,000 for every 10,000 points; the clan bonus money is divided evenly among all clan members).

§ Tell your friends about this game (you receive a 10 turn bonus for each friend that signs up and plays for a while).
Please note that to receive the bonus your friend must sign up with the same email to which the invitation was sent.

If you have low power, your defensive buildings, missile silos, research labs, command centres and headquarters buildings won't work,
meaning you will be more susceptible to attacks, will not be able to launch missiles or be able to perform scientific research.

The defense values of your buildings drop by 25% when you are low on power and you will be unable to use spy planes, spies,
thieves, snipers and satellites. If you are short on land, either explore for more or attack someone to try and steal some.

The amount of unused land improves the defense of your buildings by up to a 40% boost for 25% unused land.

† Headquarter buildings cannot be main targeted in an attack, but can be destroyed.

Power usage and bonuses gained from Headquarters are cumulative.
Example: 3 HQs = 25,000 + 50,000 + 75,000 for a total of 150,000 power used.
When you have three headquarters, you will have ALL of the bonuses from 1, 2, and 3.

Headquarter Operations
Four Headquarter buildings are required to run Headquarter Operations.
Headquarter Operations cost 2 turns and two hourly fees to activate, and cost a fixed fee per hour taken from your income.
Up to half of your income may be used for HQ Operations. If your fourth Headquarters is destroyed, the operation will cease functioning.
HQ Operations auto deactivate if your account remains inactive for more then 5 days (when you stop receiving your hourly income).

• $1,000/hour: 100% chance of tracking origin of missiles and special units
  
• $2,000/hour: Increased defense against incoming sabotage missions by 50%
  
• $3,000/hour: Increased defense against incoming EMP attacks by 50%
  
• $4,000/hour: 2 additional life per hour for the General unit
  
• $5,500/hour: 25% attack boost for defense buildings
  
• $6,000/hour: Increased defense against incoming missile attacks by 25%
  
• $10,000/hour: 5% additional satellite power per hour

Enhancements:
* 10% additional attack
* 10% additional defense
* Avoids walls and the Coastal Defense System provided by the Headquarters 2 and 4

General Abilities:
* 10% attack boost (cost: 50 life)
* 10% defense boost (cost: 50 life)
* Double money/land gained in combat (cost: 50 life)
* 50% improved main targeting (cost: 75 life)
* Spy Report units after-attack information (cost: 100 life)
* Spy Report buildings after-attack information (cost: 100 life)
* Double damage in combat (cost: 500 life)
* Last Stand: Requires at least 200 life, and doubles the attack of your defending units and buildings

Missiles: Sabotages 1 missile and may be in effect for up to 10 days or until the missile is launched.
If the missile is launched within 10 days, it will blow up in the enemy's base causing 20% damage.
The enemy will still be charged full turns and morale for the attempted launch.
The maximum amount of missiles that may be sabotaged for any enemy is 5 at any one time.

Power Plants: If the the spy is successful, it will disable 10% of the enemy's power plants for 48 hours.
The maximum amount of power plants that may be sabotaged for any enemy is 50% at any one time.

The market allows you to buy units without using turns to build them.
However, units on the market are more expensive to buy and because they are not built in your province, they take time to arrive.
Shipping time can be reduced to between 3 and 12 hours depending on research and paying extra for accelerated shipping.
Canceling an order returns 75% of the regular market price (money spent on accelerated shipping will not be returned).

Paying double the price allows your units to arrive in half the time. Accelerated shipping for missiles costs 1.5x the price.
You can also research Market Shipping Time so you get units from the market faster.

Tomahawk Missiles do not require a missile silo, but require Submarines to both house and launch them.
As such, you must send them with an air and sea attack with the appropriate amount of submarines.
Tomahawks are not affected by your missile accuracy, although 50% is needed before you may build them.
A submarine can hold 2 Tomahawk Missiles. 3 Tomahawks may be built for every turn and take 6 hours to build.
You can send 4 Tomahawk missiles for every $10,000 Networth you send in the attack.

Anti-Missile Systems, SAM Sites, SAM Tanks and Cruisers can defend against Tomahawk Missiles.
Sam Tanks and Cruisers provide equal protection against Tomahawks.
SAM Sites provide 3 times the protection of SAM Tanks and Cruisers, and Anti-Missile Systems provide 5 times the protection.
The default chance of tracking missiles is 25%, however this is raised to 75% when 1 or more Headquarters Building is owned.

All satellites cost 5 turns to use and satellite power increases by 10% each hour. Satellites do not operate while power is low.
Although a previously launched Stealth Satellite will continue to function if it was activated while you had power.
You can own any two satellites concurrently, even two of the same kind if you have all 5 Headquarters.
However, you may only have one satellite from each group (offensive and defensive) in orbit at any one time.

You can demolish satellites before they crash for 20% of their original cost, if you need to launch another satellite.

Target ID is the ID of the province you wish to attack. Attack Method specifies how you want to attack your enemy.
Main Target specifies what your troops will focus on. You can main target individual defence buildings if you own HQ #3.
Attack Type specifies how the attack should be made; normal or aggressive.

Regular Attack - This attack method costs 3 turns and can consist of air units, vehicles and infantries.

Ground Attack - This attack method costs 3 turns and can only consist of ground units.
This method makes vehicles and infantries slightly more powerful than a Regular attack.

Air and Sea Attack - This attack method costs 3 turns and can only consist of air units and sea units.
You may load certain sea units with Tomahawk missiles, which will then be launched during the attack.
Using this method makes these units slightly more powerful than a Regular attack.

Launch Missile - This attack method costs 4 turns, and uses 100% Missile Power.
Use this option to send your missiles to enemy targets. This does not include Tomahawks.

Send Spy/Spy Plane (intelligence) - This attack method costs 1 turn.
When you send out your spy, his job is to spy on the enemy's army or base. You can choose between
an infantry spy for army intelligence or a spy plane to gather information on the enemy's buildings.
However, there is no guarantee either will succeed. You may send up to 5 spies at once for the same
amount of turns, for up to 5x the details of your results (chance of being caught increases by up to 10x).
Opposing snipers and spies can kill infantry spies. If the spy fails, the enemy is informed that you sent the spy.
If your spy is successful, it is hard to count the exact number of units or buildings in such a short period
of time, so your spy works with special codenames. Below are the translations of those codenames.

The numbers in the tables below are based on the sending of 1 Spy or Spy Plane.
It can be made more detailed by sending up to a maximum of 5 Spies or Spy Planes.