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Experience reworked versions of your favourite maps in Conqueror's Blade: Scorpio. Set your lethal assassins loose in legendary locations throughout the course of the season, on battlefields ravaged by sandstorms.

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[h2]Kurak Castle Redux[/h2]
Kurak Castle has been devastated by constant conflict—yet some improvements have been made:

• The structure of the final base and areas behind it have been adjusted, as well as the position of the flag, which will provide the attacker with more routes
• Expanded the second-floor structure of the final base to offer more strategic options for defence and attack
• Point B’s defensive ability has been strengthened with a complex building layout and a roadblock on the path
• Lighting, terrain and decorations are improved, making for a more engaging and immersive battle experience

[h2]Empyrean Sands[/h2]
This once-thriving Empyrean Town is now under attack from brutal bands of assassins—but these adjustments should help:

• Point A’s defensive capability is improved as the staircase at Point A is now inaccessible to cavalry

• Block a road from Point A to the final camp, meaning attackers will take longer to reach the final camp, allowing the defenders more time to set up a defence 

Prepare to strike from the shadows on these reworked maps when Conqueror’s Blade: Scorpio launches as a free update on November 24!

IMPORTANT: This article is accurate as of the time of publication but may be subject to change. Please read the Scorpio patch notes throughout the new Season for the latest information!

Three Seasonal Units inspired by the factions of Ancient Persia are coming to Conqueror’s Blade: Scorpio when the new update launches on November 24. 

The most dangerous and elusive of these Units are the Hashashins (5-Star).

HISTORICAL INSPIRATION

Their notoriety and skill spread across the Middle East, in particular their use of “psychological warfare”, which instilled fear into their enemies, and often led to submission from their target. 

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UNIT INFORMATION

In Conqueror’s Blade, the Hashashins have a long if much-obscured history, serving not only as assassins but also as dedicated reconnaissance and infiltration troops for the Shahiri army. Their training emphasises agility, fast reflexes, and the utmost dedication to the missions they are entrusted with. 

Supposedly, a single Hashashin is capable of defeating any number of conscripted peasants in combat, but they are best used to cause maximum casualties among the enemy's troops and officers.

The Hashashins make use of smoke to slip into the shadows and can utilise this to cover their own attack or make a hasty retreat. Order your Hashashins to quickly approach a target while avoiding arrows, and quickly destroy enemies with low defence stats.

Using the Hashashins’ skills temporarily uses up its "Action Points" which will then recover over a short period of time

Add the Hashashins to your Warbandby completing new Unit Challenges in Conqueror’s Blade: Scorpio.

IMPORTANT: This article is accurate as of the time of publication but may be subject to change. Please read the Scorpio patch notes and Unit Guides throughout the new Season for the latest information

Shop ‘til you drop with incredible discounted Black Friday deals available until December 1! No need to stampede, as all the sales you need are available from the in-game Store and from MY.GAMES Market (via the MGLauncher)! 

MY.GAMES Market will close on December 1. For more details, scroll to the end of this article.
[h2]A Dreaded Titan Returns[/h2]
The Titan Dread Hero Attire is back! Grab it from the in-game Store until December 1, and don it while overpowering your foes in battle.


[h2]50% Off Cosmetics & Consumables [/h2]
Stock up on essentials this Black Friday with up to50% off selected Cosmetics and Consumables until December 1 from the in-game Store and MY.GAMES Market (via the MGLauncher)! 
[h2]Temporary Doctrine Event [/h2]
As an extra Black Friday boon, from now until December 4 you can claim Temporary Doctrines from Matchmaking Battles to upgrade the units that you’ve used in battle.

Doctrines can be used to improve a unit’s attributes (including Health), grant them additional benefits and skills, and boost their defence against piercing, slashing, or blunt damage. 
[h2]MY.GAMES Market Closure[/h2]
MY.GAMES Market is closing on December 1 as we endeavour to focus on one storefront: the in-game Store. Items not yet claimed from your inventory on MY.GAMES Market can still be claimed.

The in-game Store will also be undergoing a pricing restructure on December 1 which will change the pricing of the majority of items. Some items will go up in price while others will go down. This is part of an initiative to have more standardised pricing within the game. Black Friday sale items available until December 1 are cheaper than the new prices for those items, so if there’s anything you need, we encourage you to shop before the sale ends.

Additionally, Collector's Packs will be available for 60% off until November 30 (23:00 CET) from the website and Steam. After this date, Collector’s Packs will be retired and will no longer be purchasable.

Three Seasonal Units inspired by the factions of Ancient Persia are coming to Conqueror’s Blade: Scorpio when the new update launches on November 24. 

It’s time to meet the next group of fearless fighters: Camel Lancers (4-Star).

HISTORICAL INSPIRATION

Camels were often used as cavalry animals in the Middle East due to their adaptability in arid desert environments. The size of camels was also said to have alarmed horses, making them effective in battle against conventional cavalry. 

The first documented use of camels as military animals was in the Battle of Qarqar in 853 BC by the Arab king Gindibu. Even later still, the Roman Empire used camel riders in the 2nd century for desert policing, scouting, and escort duties. 

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UNIT INFORMATION

In Conqueror’s Blade, the Camel Lancers are the elite cavalry of the Shahr. Drawn from the aristocracy, tying their fate to that of the regime they serve. 

Camels are not as fast over short distances as conventional horse cavalries, but their incredible endurance makes them ideal for long campaigns in the arid steppes and deserts of Shahir.

Attacks by the Camel Lancers can startle enemy horses, and the Unit can also be ordered to launch short-range, straight-line raids, trampling enemies along the way.

The Camel Lancers can brace enemies effectively, soaking up damage and gaining immunity to crowd control effects.

Recruit the Camel Lancers by completing new Unit Challenges in Conqueror’s Blade: Scorpio.

IMPORTANT: This article is accurate as of the time of publication but may be subject to change. Please read the Scorpio patch notes and Unit Guides throughout the new Season for the latest information

Please be aware that from 07:00 CET on November 17 (22:00 PST on November 16), the Conqueror’s Blade servers will be inaccessible. The downtime is expected to last for 4 hours.

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