Last War Hive Planner

Last War Hive Planner — plan alliance and mega hives visually

A dedicated Last War hive planner for base placement, saved layouts, coordinate search, snapshots, and mega hive planning across multiple alliances.

Alliance hive planning
Mega hive planning
Saved snapshots
Coordinate search
Scope
Single or mega
plan one alliance or several
Sharing
Instant
share plans with your team
Versions
Snapshots
save and compare layouts
Hive planner
Base placement, player search, snapshots, and saved alliance layouts
FarmOps hive planner showing alliance base slots on a coordinate grid, player assignments, snapshots, and a saved alliance plan

Hive planning built for real alliance logistics

Place members visually, keep versions, and work from one live planning space instead of sending marked-up screenshots back and forth.

Plan hive slots visually
Place bases on a coordinate grid so members can see where they belong instead of guessing from a text list.
Run a mega hive planner
Coordinate multiple alliances in one shared layout when you need a larger hive plan than a single roster can cover.
Search players and coordinates quickly
Find members by name or coordinate before assigning them — essential once the hive starts filling up.
Save snapshots before changes
Keep multiple layout versions so you can test a new arrangement without losing the old one.
Keep alliance ownership clear
See which alliance or player belongs in each slot when several groups are working in the same area.
Adjust without redrawing everything
Move members, reserve zones, and refine the plan as attendance and season goals change.

How officers use the hive planner

Turn chaotic positioning discussions into a clean sequence the whole team can follow.

Designed for the officer loop

Import after reset, compare performance, flag issues, follow up with members, and plan the next push — all in one place.

1

Set the layout

Open the grid, mark the important zones, and block out the shape of your alliance hive or combined mega hive.

2

Assign the members

Search for players, place them into the right slots, and keep the layout readable for everyone involved.

3

Share and revise

Save snapshots, circulate the current plan, and adjust it as members move, join, or miss the event window.

When a dedicated hive planner makes the difference

Situations where a shared visual plan beats screenshots in chat.

Alliance hive setup before reset

Prepare the full base layout before the move starts so members can slot in quickly with less confusion.

Mega hive coordination

Run a combined plan for more than one alliance when you need a broader defensive or seasonal setup.

Officer handoffs and revisions

Keep the latest plan saved so one officer can pick up where another left off without rebuilding the map from memory.

Late joins and emergency moves

Handle new arrivals, absent players, and last-minute rearrangements without remaking the entire hive by hand.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

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  • 5 screenshots per upload
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  • Season tracking
  • Activity log
  • Duplicate player detection
  • Video upload support
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Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to help you decide if FarmOps is right for your team.

Can this plan more than one alliance?

Yes. FarmOps supports mega hive planning where you coordinate several alliances in one shared layout. Each alliance gets its own color-coded zone, and officers from different alliances can see the combined plan. This is essential for multi-alliance servers where defensive or seasonal hive setups require coordination across 2-4 alliances. You can maintain separate single-alliance plans alongside the mega hive plan, so each group still has its own reference.

Can I save more than one version of the hive?

Yes. The snapshot system lets you save multiple layout versions at any time. You can create a new snapshot before making changes, then compare the old and new layouts side by side. If a new arrangement does not work out, you can revert to any previous snapshot. This is particularly useful before season resets or when testing different defensive formations — you can plan multiple options and let officers review them before committing to a final layout.

Is this only for officers?

The hive planner is built for officers and planners who set up the layout, but the saved plan can be shared with all alliance members so everyone can see where they are expected to position their base. Officers handle the placement and zone planning, while members use the shared view as a reference when moving their base in the game. This reduces confusion during hive moves because members do not have to ask where to go — they can check the plan directly.

How does the hive planner fit with the alliance tracker?

The hive planner handles base positioning and layout — where each member's base should go on the map. The alliance tracker handles performance data — VS points, donations, storm participation, and season tracking. They are separate tools that complement each other. For example, you might use the alliance tracker to identify your most active members and then prioritize their placement in the hive planner's core zone. Both tools share the same member roster, so names stay consistent across features.