SWGOH GAC Battle Plan
Enter your ally code and your opponent's. Get a full defense board to lay down, plus a suggested attack for every team they're likely to place. Edit anything, then recompute.
About the GAC Battle Plan
Enter your ally code and your opponent's. The planner lays out which teams to set in each defense zone — built from your roster, the current meta's hold rates, your past defenses, and where the opponent is weak — and suggests an attack for every team they're likely to place. Edit anything on either board; your changes stage, and one Recompute rebuilds the whole plan around them.
How it works
It pulls your roster from the game to see which teams you can field and how strongly, scouts the opponent's likely defensive placements, and reads the meta's real hold and win rates. It then allocates your teams across the defense zones so no character is used twice, keeps a reserve for offense, and pairs an attacker against each team the opponent is predicted to place. Every recommendation is editable and recomputes on demand.
Features
- Full defense board: which team to set in every zone
- One suggested attack per predicted opponent team
- 5v5 and 3v3, defaulting to the live GAC season
- Balanced / max-holds / keep-for-offense strategies
- Never double-uses a character across defense and offense
- Edit your board or the opponent's, then Recompute
- Grounded in your roster, the live meta, and your GAC history
FAQ
How is the defense board decided?
Each team you can field is scored on how well it holds — the meta's real defense hold rate, your squad's readiness, whether the opponent historically struggles to beat it, and whether it's a team you already run. The strongest holders are placed across the zones without ever reusing a character, while a reserve is kept back for offense.
How are the attack suggestions chosen?
For each team the opponent is predicted to place, the planner assigns one of your remaining teams (not used on defense), ranked by meta offense win rate. Each suggestion links to swgoh.gg counters as well. Deeper matchup-specific counter data is planned.
Can I change what the opponent placed, or swap my own teams?
Yes. Edit either board — remove a team the opponent won't place, bench one of your teams, or pick a different attacker. Edits stage until you hit Recompute, which rebuilds the whole plan around your changes. Your edits are saved per opponent.
How is this different from GAC Scout?
GAC Scout shows you what an opponent tends to do. GAC Battle Plan takes that plus your own roster and the meta and tells you exactly what to set and what to attack with — a plan, not just intel.