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So far we’ve revealed the rewards for seasoned Season IV campaigners in the form of Triumph, but what about players who also secured the ultimate prize: the Conqueror's City?

Similar to last season, players that are part of a House or Alliance that commands the Conqueror’s City at the conclusion of Conqueror’s Crown on September 28 will be able to claim unique titles and crowns. These will be in line with their awesome achievements and each individual's status within the alliance:
 
 

For those fighting on behalf of Imperial Restorationist forces, the titles and rewards are a little different:
 
 

In addition to the above titles, ceremonial helmets will be issued to Cohort members ranked above "Decanos" (for Western cohorts) or "Patrol Leader" (for Eastern cohorts). These will remain accessible until the end of the Imperial Dawn stage of Season V. 



Note: For the duration of Imperial Dawn and until the start of Season V, Territory Wars will remain in Drill Mode. A new campaign schedule will be revealed in due course. In the meantime, please check out the Events Schedule.

September 28 marks the start of the final phase of Season IV’s campaign, Imperial Dawn. It’s when full-scale hostilities wind down, the performances of houses and alliances are judged, and the rewards for the season’s most successful conquerors start to be handed out. 

New to Season IV are Triumphs, a form of currency given out according to how many fiefs a house or alliance controls after the final Territory Wars of the season has concluded (on September 26). For those fighting as part of the Imperial Restorationists, Triumphs will be rewarded based on each liberated fief (excluding those within safe areas around regional capitals). 

Triumphs will be issued in the following amounts, per fief, based on their level:
 
 

You can exchange your Triumphs for items such as Treatises, Powdered Silver, Rare Equipment Schematics, Hero XP Cards, and Unit XP Cards, from the end of scheduled maintenance on September 28 up until the start of Season V.



Imperial Dawn officially ends on October 5, along with Season IV: Blood of the Empire. On this date, Glory will no longer be issued as a reward for matchmaking battles, alliance quests, Free Battles, Conquest, or by levelling up. However, you will still be able to earn Glory from Weekly Challenges, Ozan’s Tales, and Battle Plans. Additionally, you can still increase your Nobility tier, earn Hero Tokens and exchange them in the Seasonal Store until the new season begins. 

Note: For the duration of Imperial Dawn and until the start of Season V, Territory Wars will remain in Drill Mode. A new campaign schedule will be revealed in due course. In the meantime, please check out the Events Schedule.

100 years before warlords came to this land, a once-mighty kingdom brought fire and war upon it in search of golden treasures and faded glory. Rage through the flames of history when Season V: Legacy of Fire comes to Conqueror’s Blade as a free update!

Set in the distant past, Season V follows a campaign by the Kingdom of Empyros and their makeshift militia, the Symmachean Brotherhood, as they march across the land of Anadolou. Located south of Ungverija and home to many port towns, it’s the first new region to be introduced since the launch of Conqueror’s Blade. Here, players will be able to retrace the steps of a reckless campaign that sparked the rise of the Anadolou Empire!

The Symmachean Brotherhood wields weapons powered by hellfire, an incendiary liquid developed by alchemists in the Kingdom of Empyros. Command soldiers outfitted with flamethrowers and handheld explosive projectiles, and unleash the power of these devastating weapons when you unlock two new seasonal units via Seasonal Challenges!

Launching alongside Season V, the new Battle Pass will be loaded with over 100 levels of rewards, including season-exclusive cosmetics and attire and other valuable items. You can also earn seasonal currency throughout Season V and exchange it for special rewards, including 11 weapon skins inspired by the chivalric aesthetics of the Kingdom of Empyros and the Symmachean Brotherhood.

Season V: Legacy of Fire is coming soon to Conqueror’s Blade. For more news about Season V and other exciting future content, set a watch on the official website and subscribe to the newsletter. You can also follow us on Twitch, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Discord!

Scribe Week may be over, but we’re not done celebrating the selfless act of inspiring and educating others. On this occasion, we’re seeking the authors of guides and walkthroughs, so if you enjoy arming others with kick-ass information (or you know of others that do), we invite you to enter our Conqueror’s Academy Writing Contest!

To take part, all you have to do is write a guide on your preferred or specialist subject, be it an area of gameplay, a favourite map, unit, or weapon. You can enter a completely new guide or one you have previously written, but the information should be correct and up to date (as far as is possible). More importantly, your work should be your own. 

Entries can be posted to our Discord channel either as text, a link, or an attachment. Your work can contain images, but must not exceed 4,000 words. To give you an idea of what to aim for, the shortest guides we have published have been around 700 words, with the average settling between 1,200 and 1,600 words - so don’t feel that longer is better. 

The closing date for entries is September 25 at 12:00 CEST, after which we will judge the top three entries in all supported languages, with the very best being considered for publication at conqblade.com and on our Steam page, where they’ll be shared among the entire Conqueror’s Blade community!
 


We look forward to reading your valuable insights! Good luck!

RULES:

• Entries must be submitted in a supported language (English, French, German, Spanish, Turkish, or Russian).
• Entries must not exceed 4,000 words.
• Only entries submitted before September 25, 2020 at 12:00 CEST will be accepted.
• Entries can be submitted to the contest Discord channel. We reserve the right to ask for further evidence to prove that your entry was created by you.
• Please include your character name and server alongside your submission.
• Entries cannot contain any material that violates the MY.GAMES Terms of Service.
• Any and all players are subject to disqualification at any point before, during, and after this competition for violating the Terms of Service or any of the contest rules.
• The best entries will be determined by the Conqueror’s Blade team, and winners will be announced on the Conqueror’s Blade website after the contest has ended.
• Your entry cannot feature any copyrighted or third-party material. Only entries featuring original writing, or writing inspired by Conqueror’s Blade will be considered.
• You agree that your entry can be used by My.com and MY.GAMES for promotional purposes (for example, for publication on our official social channels or websites).

To give players more time to hone their tactics as we move into the next stage of Season IV’s campaign, the Territory War event scheduled for September 15 will be conducted in Drill Mode across all servers. This means that while all fiefs can be targeted and fought over, ownership will not change as a result of their capture.

The magnificent Conqueror's City will remain in NPC hands until September 19, when more players will be eligible to contest it after getting some practice in.

Please prepare your strategies accordingly!

From the events page:

 
What is “Drill Mode”?
At rare times when there are unresolved issues that could hinder fair gameplay, events - Territory Wars specifically - can be put into what we call “Drill Mode”. Effectively it’s a kind of training mode, which retains all the functionality of the event, with none of the consequences. So, you can still attack and defend settlements in epic battles, but any change in ownership or status will revert back to how it was before the event started.

The basic rules of Territory Wars are not changed by Drill mode: the foraging costs when marching in the open world are the same, you’ll still need to attack and choose a side to start an engagement, you only have one life and the outcomes follow the same rules - only minus any long-term effects.

Note that we may also use Drill Mode at times of the year when a low player population may not ensure the best experience - such as when Territory Wars clashes directly with a public holiday, or when access to services for a significant part of the player population is limited.

Whatever the circumstances, we always aim to inform players ahead of time when Drill Mode is to be enabled. Always check our Discord and other social channels for up-to-date server and event status news.