Bear Hunt / Bear Trap Ratio & Rally Assistant
Get an Infantry / Cavalry / Archer troop ratio and rally leader/joiner guidance for Kingshot Bear Hunt and Bear Trap, built from widely-reported community mechanics — not a fabricated damage or win-chance number.
This assistant recommends an Infantry / Cavalry / Archer troop ratio and rally leader/joiner guidance using widely-reported Kingshot community mechanics. It does not simulate Bear damage and never shows a damage number or win chance — see Limitations below.
Your role
Your march
Results
Recommended formation
Infantry
10%
10,000 troops
Cavalry
10%
10,000 troops
Archer
80%
80,000 troops
Total: 100,000 troops
Late (higher troop tiers) community ratio: 10% Infantry / 10% Cavalry / 80% Archer.
Alternatives
| Stage | Infantry | Cavalry | Archer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early (lower troop tiers) | 10% | 30% | 60% |
| Mid (mid troop tiers) | 10% | 20% | 70% |
| Late (higher troop tiers) | 10% | 10% | 80% |
| Endgame (maxed troop tiers) | 1% | 10% | 89% |
Rally Leader guidance
- As rally leader, your own hero skills, gear, and research apply to the entire rally, not just your own troops — bring your strongest Bear-viable hero and invest your own gear/research here.
- Your troops still follow the same Infantry / Cavalry / Archer ratio guidance below — the leader's troops fight too.
- March capacity for a leader is usually the largest of the rally, so filling it fully (within your troop inventory) matters more than for an individual joiner.
Limitations
- This is a ratio and rally-mechanics assistant, not a damage simulator — it never estimates Bear damage, kills, or a win/success chance.
- The four progression-stage ratios are widely-repeated community numbers, not a verified formula. Treat them as a starting point and compare against your own in-game march preview.
- It does not model troop tier stats (Attack/Defense/Lethality/Health), hero skill levels, gear, pets, or research bonuses.
- Rally leader/joiner mechanics and the joiner hero-skill cap are reported consistently across community guides but are not officially confirmed by the game's publisher.
Calculator guide
Quick context before you use the result
This assistant recommends a troop ratio for Bear Hunt / Bear Trap using the community-reported rule that the Bear does not retaliate (so Defense/Health are irrelevant) and that Archer is the strongest troop type for this event, with the ratio shifting further Archer-heavy at higher troop progression.
PandaZones could not verify an exact Bear damage formula or a per-tier combat stat table — the closest public source (a community calculator called Frakinator) is access-gated with no public documentation. So this stays a ratio and rally-mechanics assistant rather than a damage simulator. It never shows a damage number, kill estimate, or win chance, because that number would have to be guessed.
Why is there no estimated Bear damage number?
Because it would have to be invented. No public source PandaZones could verify publishes a confirmed Bear damage formula or per-tier combat stat table, so this assistant only recommends a troop ratio and rally guidance — never a fabricated damage or win-chance number.
Does the recommendation change between rally leader and rally joiner?
The troop ratio itself does not — no evidence found suggests Bear troop-type effectiveness differs by role. What changes is the guidance: as leader, your own hero/gear/research apply to the whole rally; as joiner, only your first hero slot's first Expedition skill can activate, and your own gear/research do not apply — see the role guidance and Joiner Hero Rule sections.
Where do the 10/10/80-style ratios come from?
They are the same ratios repeated across many independent Kingshot community guides as troop progression increases, not a single site's proprietary table and not PandaZones' own invention. They are disclosed here as a community heuristic, not a verified formula — pick the progression stage that best matches your account and compare it against your own in-game march preview.
Want more Kingshot event planning tools like this?
The PandaZones dashboard is the natural next step when a quick Bear Hunt check turns into broader event planning.