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The Clash: Reloaded will see mixed teams of content creators and the Conqueror’s Blade team hash it out on January 26 (19:00 CET) in a battle of epic proportions!

The rosters have been nailed down, and the combatants are eager to show off their fighting prowess. It’s time to meet the teams!
[h2]Team A[/h2][h2]Team B[/h2] Zimster will be back again to cast The Clash: Reloaded via the official MY.GAMES Conqueror’s Blade Twitch channel. All Content Creators are invited to stream their matches too, so be sure to watch your favourite.

Tune in on January 26 at 19:00 CET to watch The Clash: Reloaded, and make sure to send over your clips and memes of the event to us on Discord for a chance to win amazing prizes!

May your battles be brave, and your deaths honourable!

National Geographic Day is marked every year on January 27 and pays tribute to the incredible National Geographic Magazine and Society. Funding research and conservation projects worldwide, National Geographic asks us to look at the world we live in and appreciate the true beauty and fragility of nature, as well as the people living here and their cultures.

To celebrate National Geographic Day, we’ve decided to take a look at the physical and social geography of the real-life land that inspired the Highlands in Season X: Highlanders-—Scotland!
[h2]Territory[/h2]
Just as your House fights for dominion over fiefs and cities in the Seasonal Campaign, so too did ancient Scots as they claimed territories throughout history. While England was constantly encroaching on Scotland’s borders, prompting warriors like William Wallace and Robert the Bruce to push them back and confront them in the name of independence, Scotland spent some time in the medieval period trying to expand their own domains.

One of these expansion attempts was in Ireland, an isle to the west of Scotland. While the First Scottish War of Independence against England was taking place, Robert the Bruce’s brother Edward landed in Larne, Co. Antrim in 135 to invade Ireland and install himself on the throne as per the King’s orders to create a larger united front against England. This didn’t go to plan, as a famine killed off most of the Scots armies, and they failed to hold onto captured areas.

A hillside view of Kinlochleven, a village in the Highlands of Scotland.

[h2]Topography and Temperature[/h2]
Scotland is the most mountainous region in Great Britain and is characterised by dramatic peaks, lush forests, and many islands. It’s also home to the highest peak in the entirety of the United Kingdom—-Ben Nevis. Standing loftily at a summit height of 1,345 metres, the mountain attracts thousands of visitors per year, all set on conquering it.


Scotland is usually thought of as having extremely cold weather, but VisitScotland.com states that the climate is “actually quite moderate and very changeable”. In the Summer months, the average maximum temperature can range from 15°C (59°F) to 17°C (63 °F), so while it might not be arctic, it’s still a tad chilly. Brr!
[h2]Towns[/h2]
Edinburgh has served as the capital of Scotland since 1437, but the iconic city actually replaced Scone, a medieval town in Perth. After James I was assassinated in Perth, the throne was moved to Edinburgh Castle, and its association with kings and coronations ended.


Several well-known Scottish municipalities also underwent name changes throughout history, including Perth itself, which was previously named “St. John’s Toun” in honour of the town’s church dedicated to St John the Baptist. St. Andrews, the site of the famous golf course frequented by Mary Queen of Scots, went through many renamings, including “Kilrule” after St Regulus (or Rule).

You can observe National Geographic Day by exploring the Scottish-inspired ancestral home of the Highlands, Broch Eastray, and reading up about the must-see landmarks Scotland has to offer.

Hogmanay has come and gone, and as we venture further into the new year, we mustn’t forget another special day for Scotland—Burns Night! Read on to learn more about this special occasion, and to claim an exclusive free gift from MY.GAMES Market.

While not officially observed as a national holiday, the life and works of poet Robert Burns are celebrated on his birthday, January 25, with staple Scottish foods, parties, and tributes made to the great bard. Some of his most famous work includes Tam O’ Shanter, Auld Lang Syne, and A Red, Red Rose, invoking themes of empathy, encouragement, and everyday life. Modern Scots still adore his poems and songs for their universal themes like love, life, and a bit of humour for good measure.

The very first Burns Night was held by his friends on the fifth anniversary of his death in 1801, with a feast and performances of his brilliant works made to honour his life and cultural contributions.



Traditional Scottish dishes and delicacies are consumed as part of a Burns Night meal, including haggis, neeps and tatties, and of course, a few slugs of whisky. As the evening goes on, his poems are recited, toasts given, and to end the night, Auld Lang Syne is sung by all the guests with crossed arms and joined hands.

You can celebrate Burns Night in Conqueror’s Blade with a free gift, available to claim via MY.GAMES Market until February 1 (23:59 CET)!

• Player Title: Ploughman Poet
• 3x Bombettes
• 1x Thunderstar

Sláinte Mhath!

Conqueror’s Blade tournament host Corto is back once again to provide you with more thrilling battles! Starting January 28, eight teams will fight for glory in a double-elimination format, with two bloody battles taking place every Friday at 22:00 CET!

Prepare to see some familiar and fearsome faces, as the winners of the recent CBL tournaments will be competing—Llamaland, SerfSlayer, Plebs, Pond Guard, and WinX Club will be part of the eager eight teams to take the stage.


Games will take place every Friday starting January 28 with susnovv (EN), Dattecotto (FR), and lifehax_aoe (DE) streaming the competition—so don’t miss out!

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When the sound of clashing blades is deafening against the silence of winter, what is left when the battle is over? War poets have told the stories of conflicts for centuries, and their harrowing accounts remind us of the true price of freedom.