Arcadian Conquest
Control time wins. Random fighting merely produces screenshots.
Arcadia is an occupation battle: the alliance must hold the important structures long enough while attacking, reinforcing and rotating together.
Your job in one minute
- Relocate where leadership marks.
- Join the assigned Arcadia or tower team.
- Attack or reinforce on command.
- Replace weakened defenders quickly.
- Watch chat for a switch in target.
Verified core rules
| System | Official guide states |
|---|---|
| Win condition | Reach 1.5 hours of cumulative Arcadia occupation, or hold the longest total time if nobody reaches it |
| Four towers | Held towers attack the Arcadia garrison; repeated attacks reduce stationed troops |
| Occupation points | Holding Arcadia or a tower produces time-based personal points |
| Relocation | Special relocation and Peace Flare rules apply shortly before and during the event |
| Rallies | Coordinated rallies can combine allied teams against defenders |
If your alliance cannot win Arcadia
You can still pursue personal and alliance rewards by fighting appropriately, holding less-contested towers and taking short occupation opportunities—but leadership should choose the goal before members spend heavily.
Do not memorize old minute-by-minute numbersThe official guide describes tower attack intervals and relocation windows, but the live event screen should decide current timing. Use this page for structure; use the game for the clock.
Why are towers important?
They can pressure the central garrison and also generate occupation value. An alliance that only charges the center may ignore an easier way to weaken defenders and earn points.
Where should smaller players go?
Follow the assigned tower, reinforcement or rotation team. Occupation events need bodies, movement and communication—not only the five largest accounts.