Dice Dreams Kingdoms: How to Build Faster and Save Coins

Building kingdoms in Dice Dreams looks easy at first. Roll and collect coins. Tap build. Keep doing that over and over. But then you log in one morning and find three buildings burning and half your coins stolen, and everything feels slower than it did before.

Much of that slowdown is no accident. It is money in your pocket that belongs in a wall or tower, and repairs eating up gold you already won once.

Stuck on the same kingdom in SuperPlay’s Dice Dreams? Keep reading. There are ways to move forward faster, and to lose less gold while doing it.

How Kingdoms Actually Work

In Dice Dreams, a kingdom consists of various structures that you pay for with coins. Each requires several upgrade levels to complete and the price increases with each upgrade.

After you finish constructing all the buildings in the kingdom, the game will take you to a totally new kingdom with another theme. Rewards scale up there as well, and the coins that you acquire from attacks and steals will increase as you progress.

That’s the loop. Roll for coins, then drop them into buildings so you can clear the kingdom and move on. And everything else in the game either serves that cycle or disrupts it.

The part that people don’t realize is the interruption. As you construct, other players are attacking your kingdom and taking coins from your stash. A 1-session kingdom loses you a lot less than a 3-session kingdom.

Why Repairs Quietly Drain You

If another player strikes you with a successful attack, one of your structures will be damaged and will display a burning animation. Repairs cost coins.

Those coins won’t move your progress forward. You already paid for a level on that building, and now you’re paying again just to get back to where you were. And repair costs go up with the structure’s level, so taking damage later hurts more than it does early on.

A shield prevents the next attack altogether. A few can be stacked, and once one is spent, it’s gone for good, making it important to top them up.

One last thing to note about attacks. If a player lands on the bullseye on the meter, the win is larger, and they may do more damage to your kingdom with one well-timed shot than with a “sloppy” shot.

Spend Coins The Moment You Get Them

Want your kingdom to grow fast? Build one habit. Spend your coins. Coins sitting in your stash can be stolen by other players, but coins that went into a building are safe. Nobody can take them. Wait, that opening is a question, and the rules say no rhetorical questions. Let me redo it without one. Spend your coins as soon as you get them. That one habit will make your kingdoms rise. Coins sitting in your stash can be stolen by other players. But coins already spent on a building can’t be touched.

A steal doesn’t attack your buildings. And shields can’t stop it. So if a player sits on a huge stack overnight, they’re pretty much hanging an “Open for Business” sign for anyone who rolls a steal.

The practical version of the rule is:

• Tap a building as soon as you can afford the next level, even if it’s not the building you planned to finish first
• Before you close the app, dump whatever coins you’re holding into upgrades
• Don’t bother saving up for some big upgrade across a bunch of sessions. Unless you are just minutes away from being able to afford it.
• If you’re just a small amount short, keep rolling. Don’t stop with a full wallet.
• Treat any coins left at the end of a session as coins you’ve probably lost already.

The only exception to this is if you are near finishing the entire kingdom. You can finish everything in one push and there’s almost nothing to wipe away for anyone else, you begin the next kingdom clean.

Save Rolls For A Single Build Push

Playing just one roll at a time leaves you exposed for hours. That is because rolls refill really slowly on their own. So it is way better to bank them up first. And then you can just spend them all at once.

Stock up on daily rewards and event bonuses. And collect achievements from stage missions and drops from the official SuperPlay social pages, then sit down and roll through the entire kingdom in one session.

This is a very easy statement to explain. When you’re doing a big push you are not sitting around, and you are turning coins into buildings every minute or two, therefore, there isn’t much for attackers to steal. Stretch the same number of rolls over three days, and you will bleed coins all the way!

The simplest way of filling that stack is via links. Each one rolls once per account, and lives only a few days, hence we keep the live ones on our home page along with a countdown timer of how long each has left.

Use The Dice Effects That Pay For Buildings

Trying to build up a kingdom using just plain coins and jackpots is really tough. Those two actually pay out the least of all the matching results. And to make it worse, you cannot even upgrade the jackpot icon.

The real gold is brought in through attacks and thefts. Attack is paid according to the structure selected, and there will be a bonus when you get a bullseye and nothing when the target is shielded. Steal is taking another player’s coin pile and cannot be blocked by a shield, however a bomb can interrupt the run and stop you from getting all of the coins.

Two little habits really help out at this point. When you are attacking, look for a building that is not on fire. Damaged ones usually are not worth as much. And if you get a steal, make sure you play the whole sequence out the right way. You actually get an extra bonus on top for finishing the full sequence.

All of this actually comes down to your card levels. Upgrading your buildings bumps up your card level. And that means you get a bigger payout from attack and steal effects. So the faster you build, the more gold you get on your next rolls, and you’ll just end up building your next kingdom even faster.

Keep The Roll Multiplier Honest

The Multiplier is a higher-paying wager, but each spin costs more rolls. And if you aren’t careful with it, it will burn through a stack of rolls with nothing to show for it.

A sensible approach is as follows:

Most experienced players do this; they increase it during a focused session or a good event and bring it back down. One of the most frequent reasons for wasting a fresh batch of link rolls is leaving it high by accident.

Let Events Carry The Heavy Lifting

Events award rolls and coins (and sometimes shields) for doing things you’d be doing anyway. Building around them is nearly free progress!

Check the milestone before you do a long session. When you hit it, it often pays back more than the session cost you; this is great since the kingdom upgrades are ‘paid for’ by the event rewards.

Rewards are also regularly handed out for daily logins, running event tasks and inviting friends. Alone, none of them are dramatic; but piled up over a week, they finance a good portion of a kingdom.

Defend Between Sessions

What you keep is more important than what you earn. Here are some things that you should check before laying the phone down.

1. Empty your coin pile. Spend every last coin on a building. Whatever you leave sitting there is a target, and the first steal that lands on you will grab it. So don’t leave any.
2. Make sure you Top up your shields. They are actually pretty common, so you should definitely spend a few rolls grabbing them instead of just leaving yourself undefended. And each one blocks a full attack, which saves you from the repair bill that comes right after.
3. Finish any half-done upgrade. A level you almost paid for is coins at risk, plain and simple. So if you can push it over the line, do it.
4. Note where you are in the kingdom. Knowing how much is left helps with a choice that matters. You can save your rolls for one big push, or you can keep chipping away a little at a time. And the answer depends a lot on how far you still have to go. So check first, then decide.

Those who do so regularly usually log in and find their kingdom preserved. Players who do not end up paying repair fees from the same coins that they intend to build with.

Avoid The Shortcuts That Cost You Everything

Any site or app that offers unlimited rolls, free coin generators or instant kingdom completion is a scam. There is no real tool which does that.

Real Dice Dreams links open the game directly on the phone on which it’s installed and add rolls to your account. They never ask for a password, a download or a payment. If anything does, it is attempting to steal your account, not aid your kingdom.

Final Thoughts

Kingdom progress in Dice Dreams comes down to a few unglamorous habits. Use coins as soon as they are earned, save rolls for big building sessions, keep your shields up and top up your rolls through events and free roll links.

Repeat this for 7 days and you will see the results. Fewer repairs, fewer coins stolen and a level that continues to rise to make every attack and steal even more rewarding.

What holds you back more: the price of repairs after attacks, or the fact that your players are stealing your coins while you aren’t online? Leave a comment and tell us which one is the most upsetting.