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Winter Wonderworlds Twitch Drops: Grab Gifts from December 20!

We wish you a merry Twitch-mas!

Earn some extra special Conqueror’s Blade Christmas presents this holiday season as part of Winter Wonderworlds! No need to hang your stocking on your wall, as you can get your hands on a new set of in-game rewards via Twitch Drops without needing to leave out milk and cookies!

Simply watch supported Twitch streams hosted by select Conqueror’s Blade content creators between December 20 (12:00 UTC) and January 3 (12:00 UTC), rack up a certain amount of viewing time, then claim your presents.

You can earn Rare and Epic Artillery Chests, Royal Thistles to boost your Glory and Battle Pass level, plenty of Festive Gifts, and loads more.

Your rewards will appear in your Drops Inventory when you’ve accumulated enough total viewing time from participating streams - don’t forget to claim them as soon as possible so you can work towards the next reward. Check out the Winter Wonderworlds Twitch Drops rewards below:
[h2]December 21 - December 27[/h2][h2]December 27 - January 3[/h2][h2]December 31 - January 3[/h2][h2]How to link your account and claim Twitch Drops[/h2]
To claim your items, 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:

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[h2]Where to watch Conqueror’s Blade on Twitch[/h2]
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!

English | French | German | Hungarian | Polish | Russian | Spanish | Turkish

Is there anything better than the smell of freshly baked bread? We think not, and to celebrate Season X: Highlanders (and the festive season), we’re commemorating the Scots’ Christmas tradition of baking Yule Bread, but we need your help.

Do you have what it bakes to win fabulous prizes? Just submit a photo of your yummy Yule Bread creation via the Contest Discord channel until January 9 (15:00 CET) to take part!

Adding Scottish flavour is welcomed (but please, no deep-frying)—so start baking those tart(an)s, and we look forward to judging your tasty treats!

If you’ve been following the incredible action so far, you won’t want to miss out on the CBL: Winter War 2021 finals today!

We’re down to the final few fearless teams, and it’s all to play for in more thrilling battles packed with exhilarating combat. Tune in to Conqueror’s Blade on Twitch to watch the games unfold today at 19:00 CET/18:00 GMT/10:00 PDT/13:00 EST!



On December 22, we’ll find out which of our formidable teams has claimed the title of champion and will go on to battle the winners of a competition hosted by Booming Tech in January (more details coming soon) and claim epic rewards.

May the best team win!

Deep in the Highlands lies the ancestral home of the people - Broch Eastray. This historic site of the first Highlander settlement is sacred to the kinsfolk, but the Loegrians have invaded, and now it must be reclaimed.

Ancient settlements dot the landscape of Scotland, from mountaintop castles to coastal forts, with one particular site dating as far back as 5000 years—Skara Brae. Skara Brae is the historic site of a Neolithic Highlanders colony and pre-dates not only Stonehenge, but the Pyramids of Giza. The inhabitants of this ancient Scottish land appear to have abandoned their homes during a terrible storm, leaving behind ruins that would not be discovered until they were uncovered by weather conditions in 1850. As interesting as a Pompeii-esque tale of a catastrophic natural disaster would be to believe, historians have since concluded that the Skara Brae folk left of their own accord for unknown reasons.

Slightly younger castles and fortifications in Scotland still exist to this day and haven’t yet crumbled to the ravages of time and the harsh Northern climate. Built to last from stone and towering high above the green grasses of the Highland terrain, it’s easy to gaze upon one of these monuments and imagine the battles that took place for dominion of its walls.

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This new 12v12 Siege Map for Season X: Highlanders invites players to defend or attack the ruins, using the resources of the nearby village to build defensive equipment and traps, or utilising multiple routes into the site to attack.

Fences to keep out intruders are scarce, but dangerous tar traps line the territory, and when ignited by fire damage, burst into flame, causing heavy losses for troops on the wrong side of its sticky wrath while also slowing down those who attempt to cross.

However, tar traps aren’t the only dangerous surprises to watch out for, as deployable incendiary catapults are also at the soldiers’ disposal—launching a cluster of burning cans at enemies for massive continuous damage to the surrounding areas.

Will you fight for freedom alongside the sons and daughters of the Highland clans? Stay tuned for more information and a complete guide on how to defend and attack Broch Eastray after Season X: Highlanders launches on December 21.

Clans will be united, and history will be made as three brand-new Seasonal Units arrive to fight for freedom in Season X: Highlanders. The last of the troops to answer the call to freedom is the Houndsmen (5-Star), the first Unit of its kind.

What could be better than charging into battle with a fiercely loyal companion? Less man’s best friend, and more “man’s best killing machine on four legs”, canines have been used throughout history in both hunting and warfare.

With gnashing jaws and slashing paws, dogs were used to break up enemy formations in war before their human counterparts were sent in to attack, using the chaos to their advantage.

In Scotland, inscribed stones have been found to show mounted hunters accompanied by dogs, proving that there is no greater friend in battle than a fluffy one for the people of the Highlands.

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In Conqueror’s Blade, hunting with hounds is among the many peacetime pursuits of the Highlands nobility. Those with superior hunting prowess become the dedicated master of the hunt for their clan. The Houndsmen themselves are kennel masters—responsible for keeping the hunting grounds safe from poachers and Loegrian intruders. The Highlanders’ enemies consider the use of dogs in battle to be an underhanded tactic, most likely because of the high levels of success these attacks tend to enjoy.


Armed with bows, the Houndsmen have mid and long-range precision archery damage at their disposal, as well as their deerhounds to deploy for savage melee encounters.

The hound is as loyal to its hunter as the hunter is to his hound, and their close relationship extends to a loyal bond on the battlefield. As both fight, the damage they deal increases, and the dogs will never leave their side. When a hound is struck down, the hunter will unleash his full force on the enemy to avenge his fallen companion.

Make history in Conqueror’s Blade when Season X: Highlanders launches on December 21!