With Season VI racing towards its exciting conclusion, now is the time to amass as much Glory as possible to ensure you receive the biggest seasonal rewards. To that end, we are boosting Glory by 15%!

For every matchmaking battle you complete between now and midnight (server time) on February 22, you will be rewarded with 15% extra Glory to help improve your Nobility Ranking. It’s an even greater incentive, if any were needed, to pick up a discounted Season VI Battle Pass before the weekend gets started!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1496410/Conquerors_Blade__Season_VI_Battle_Pass/

After the sunnier and altogether more civilised climes of Anadolou, adventuring into the northernmost region of Ostaria, especially in the midst of a devastating war, is a perilous journey not to be taken without sober precaution. Nevertheless, in spite of the dangers and the withering cold, there is much warmth to be found in the region - if you know where to find it.



Geography

The fiefs of Ostaria occupy the north-westernmost corner of the settled world, a region that shares a border with Ungverija to the south and with the Borderlands to the east. Were it not for the unprecedented cold that has frozen the region in recent weeks, Ostaria would be deemed unremarkable in terms of its climate and geography, with rolling hills, gentle plains and a normally pleasant year-round climate that many hope will soon be returning.



Entirely landlocked, there are two inland lakes, Rittersee and Edelsee, whose combined network of streams and rivers meander southwards, west of Ungverija, eventually ending at the Amarian Sea. Until the winter blocked river ports with ice, these normally calm and free-flowing waterways were the source of much trade that helped build and establish the cities of Westburg, Osttal, and the capital Augolia. For those hoping these cities can thrive again, the start of the great thaw can’t come soon enough.



How to get there

At the time of writing, Ostaria is gripped by the unforgiving blight of a war from which much rebuilding is still to be done. This makes gaining access to the region far more difficult and dangerous than it was in more peaceful times. There is currently only one way into and out of Ostaria, via the border fort at Kiefenburg. However, because the roads are choked with trade and wounded warriors returning from the north, the surest passage is to talk to the Quartermaster at Turul Város, who can guarantee swift passage into Ostaria for anyone who has 1,000 Lions to their name. You can find him stationed outside the recently-opened Royal Tavern, from where a hearty meal will steady your stomach and warm your soul for the journey ahead.



History

Before the other regions of the world became flourishing nation-states in their own right, Ostaria was very much at the centre of all things, not only in terms of trade, but also culture, learning and conquest. The ambitions of almost every young warlord have passed through the city’s once austere military academies and even those that have long since established themselves as far as Maoyang and Liangyun still consider Ostaria to be their homeland.

As lengthy as the region’s history is, it has not inspired a great deal of study over recent years. With the region-wide siege of the Desecrators coming to an end, however, much evidence will need to be gathered to ensure the dark chapter that is currently being read out is never repeated.



Getting around

Armies and caravans cross the well-worn highways and byways of the region as they always have, despite the dispiriting conditions that currently blight Ostaria. Some reports suggest roving Marauder bands are weaker here due to malnourishment, while others claim that they are more ruthless out of desperation. It is certainly the case that the biting cold is shortening and slowing journeys, but whether it’s to any noticeable degree is hard to discern. Those planning to travel the region would be advised to be on their guard at least as much as across any other region, and to take extra supplies should the weather take a sudden turn for the worse.

Places to see

With a massive 40% discount running until February 24, now is the time to pick up a Season VI Battle Pass!

With an active Battle Pass, you can earn the maximum rewards for completing seasonal quests, including those you’ve completed throughout Season VI. You’ll amass more Glory, collect extra Hero Tokens to exchange in the Seasonal Store, and have the chance to claim exclusive new Hero and Unit Attires the more you level up your Pass.

The Season VI Battle Pass will remain discounted until 23:59 server time on February 24, by which point the most climactic battles of the Scourge of Winter campaign will be upon us. Don’t delay if you want to make the most of this once-in-a-season offer!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1496410/Conquerors_Blade__Season_VI_Battle_Pass/

Please be aware that from 7:00 CET on February 18 (10:00 pm PST 2/17), the Conqueror’s Blade servers will be inaccessible. The downtime is expected to last for 3 hours.

Please refer to the Patch Notes for documented changes. Meanwhile, stay tuned to our Discord channel in case of any immediate server updates.

After the reappearance of Hidden City to the Siege map rotation in January, this month we are happy to announce that from February 18 Wall Fort will also be joining the roster of great castle battles. While you await access to the classic battle map, feel free to check out our short guide below.



Wall Fort

History

For what is essentially a trade checkpoint, Wall Fort features an elaborate series of fortifications that would be surplus to requirements in any other border location. That is because, before it was mined out, Wall Fort protected what was for decades one of the largest mineral deposits in the known world. Despite its riches being difficult and dangerous to extract, the profit from doing so enabled the construction of a fortification that no army seemed able to breach. Ironically, the same walls eventually suffered the same fate as the mine itself, as frequent quakes and aftershocks rendered them an increasingly expensive folly.



Scouting Report

Wall Fort is an entire network of defences that stretches across the land like a sleeping stone dragon. Nestled at the centre is a broad gatehouse (capture point A), from which extend the battlements that almost seem to have grown from among the steep crags that dominate the landscape. Rising above the dry valley floor is a keep, insignificant in and of itself, but a forward area from which easy access to the battlements (capture point B) can be gained.

Once the main wall has been breached by taking one or both of the initial capture points, the rally point (point C) can be assaulted. Beyond that is the final capture point, a raised platform deep within the maw of a stone fortress that stands in the shadow of a statue to an unknown warrior.



General Tips

• The keep beyond the main wall is an important forward area for the defenders, from which the attacking side can effectively become surrounded by ranged attacks as it organises for its initial assault. The attackers will want to silence the keep quickly, not least because it offers a back route into the settlement from point B.
• Once point A is taken and the wall is permanently breached, holding point B as the defender becomes much more difficult and close to impossible without access to the resupply point in the keep. The defenders would be wise to fall back to defend point C while the attackers should move quickly to cut them off.
• Inside the wall, both sides have a great deal of space to manoeuvre their units and while the defenders retain a semblance of height advantage, its position can quickly be overrun. Holding point C offers the defenders the best hope of emerging victorious, as it’s the last point of the battle where the defence can any advantage. Of course, the attacking side will want to progress beyond point C quickly, keeping losses to a minimum.

In celebration of the Lunar Festival, you can claim five new in-game rewards via Twitch Drops between February 17 at 12:00 UTC and February 23 at 12:00 UTC!

Tune in to streams from content creators while they’re playing Conqueror’s Blade on supported Twitch channels (listed below) to get your hands on Lunar Lucky Bags, Random Fireworks Artillery Chests, and exclusive gear from the High Marshal Hero Attire set!

Watch whenever you want, for as long as you want. Your rewards will appear in your Drops when you’ve accumulated enough total viewing time from participating streams. Twitch Drops will be available in two phases:

FEBRUARY 17-20


FEBRUARY 20-23


To claim your items, first make sure you link your Conqueror’s Blade account with your Twitch account: 

• Log in here(use your Steam account if that’s how you play the game).
• Make sure to log in with your correct established account. If you register a new account, rewards will automatically be assigned to that account.
• Select ‘Link with Twitch’, and make sure you confirm the connection. 

If you’re having trouble, our handy video contains some tips and tricks to help you get started with Twitch Drops: 



Where to watch Conqueror’s Blade on Twitch 

If you’re new to Conqueror’s Blade on Twitch, the following channels are all participants in the Content Creator Program and will be streaming Conqueror’s Blade throughout this event as their schedules allow. Remember to follow or subscribe to those you enjoy!

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DE 
 
ES

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HU
 

PL
 

TR

We find ourselves deep in the heart of Season VI: Scourge of Winter, and Territory Wars are ramping up as we approach the final battles! In addition to Turul Varos and Reginopolis, you can now fight for control of the Ostarian stronghold Augolia in Territory Wars on February 16, 20, 22, and 27!

The dominant settlement of Ostaria, Augolia recently found itself at the mercy of the Desecrators and the Scourge of Winter. It now stands as one of the key theatres that must be reclaimed if order is to be restored to the North. Well-fortified and surrounded by frozen, rolling terrain, the castle provides stubborn defence for whoever holds it and a hellish challenge for any would-be attackers.

Territory Wars are twice-weekly PvP events where you can join forces with your House for massive server-wide battles. Vie for control of villages, forts, and cities, and all the land and resources that surround them every Tuesday and Saturday during seasons. For more information about the timing for events in your region, check out the Event Schedule.

Tiny Tyrants is a webcomic brought to life by the Conqueror’s Blade team at MY.GAMES. Follow the escapades of a fearsome band of chibi-style warlords and see Conqueror’s Blade from an all-new, much smaller perspective! In celebration of Valentine’s Day, the latest issue features a vivid and heartwarming journey through fire, ice, and well-earned victory.

 

Tiny Tyrants #3 was illustrated by Maggie Fess, a 2D artist based in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Stay tuned for more adventures from our diminutive despots. Happy Valentine’s Day!

If you're keen to establish new romantic alliances in time for Valentine's Day, [name] at the Royal Tavern at Turul Város has a new quest for you. Complete ten matched Field or Siege battles to receive the new Propose emote and 200 Lions!

Shoot through the new quest in style with the Cupid’s Bow and Cupid’s Shortbow weapon skins, available from the in-game Store as single items. You can also save 25% and get them together in the God of War Bundle, available from MY.GAMES Market!

Be quick, as the Propose emote cannot be claimed from midnight server time on February 21, which is also when the weapon skins will bow out of the Store.

Give love a bad name this weekend by shooting your enemies through the heart and earning 15% XP in the process*.

Starting TODAY at 09:00 (server time) and lasting until 23:59 on Monday, February 15, all battles initiated through matchmaking will earn combatants - warlords and their loyal units - an XP bonus of 15%. So, if you’ve been looking for an excuse to improve yourself and your troops, you now have one!

*Other ways of dispatching your foe are equally rewarding.