Rise of Kingdoms Item Catalog
Every item in the game with what it is and what using it does
| Name | Category | What it does | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10,000 Food | Food | Grants your city 10,000 Food. | 10,000 |
| 50,000 Food | Food | Grants your city 50,000 Food. | 50,000 |
| 150,000 Food | Food | Grants your city 150,000 Food. | 150,000 |
| 500,000 Food | Food | Grants your city 500,000 Food. | 500,000 |
| 1,500,000 Food | Food | Grants your city 1,500,000 Food. | 1,500,000 |
| 5,000,000 Food | Food | Grants your city 5,000,000 Food. | 5,000,000 |
| 10,000 Wood | Wood | Grants your city 10,000 Wood. | 10,000 |
| 50,000 Wood | Wood | Grants your city 50,000 Wood. | 50,000 |
| 150,000 Wood | Wood | Grants your city 150,000 Wood. | 150,000 |
| 500,000 Wood | Wood | Grants your city 500,000 Wood. | 500,000 |
| 1,500,000 Wood | Wood | Grants your city 1,500,000 Wood. | 1,500,000 |
| 5,000,000 Wood | Wood | Grants your city 5,000,000 Wood. | 5,000,000 |
| 7,500 Stone | Stone | Grants your city 7,500 Stone. | 7,500 |
| 37,500 Stone | Stone | Grants your city 37,500 Stone. | 37,500 |
| 112,500 Stone | Stone | Grants your city 112,500 Stone. | 112,500 |
| 375,000 Stone | Stone | Grants your city 375,000 Stone. | 375,000 |
| 1,125,000 Stone | Stone | Grants your city 1,125,000 Stone. | 1,125,000 |
| 3,750,000 Stone | Stone | Grants your city 3,750,000 Stone. | 3,750,000 |
| 3,000 Gold | Gold | Grants your city 3,000 Gold. | 3,000 |
| 15,000 Gold | Gold | Grants your city 15,000 Gold. | 15,000 |
| 50,000 Gold | Gold | Grants your city 50,000 Gold. | 50,000 |
| 200,000 Gold | Gold | Grants your city 200,000 Gold. | 200,000 |
| 600,000 Gold | Gold | Grants your city 600,000 Gold. | 600,000 |
| 2,000,000 Gold | Gold | Grants your city 2,000,000 Gold. | 2,000,000 |
| 5 Gems | Gems | Grants your city 5 Gems. | 5 |
| 10 Gems | Gems | Grants your city 10 Gems. | 10 |
| 50 Gems | Gems | Grants your city 50 Gems. | 50 |
| 100 Gems | Gems | Grants your city 100 Gems. | 100 |
| 200 Gems | Gems | Grants your city 200 Gems. | 200 |
| 500 Gems | Gems | Grants your city 500 Gems. | 500 |
| 1,000 Gems | Gems | Grants your city 1,000 Gems. | 1,000 |
| 2,000 Gems | Gems | Grants your city 2,000 Gems. | 2,000 |
| 10,000 Gems | Gems | Grants your city 10,000 Gems. | 10,000 |
| 1-Minute Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 1 minute. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_1 |
| 15-Minute Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 15 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_2 |
| 60-Minute Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 60 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_3 |
| 3-Hour Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 3 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_4 |
| 8-Hour Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 8 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_5 |
| 15-Hour Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 15 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_6 |
| 24-Hour Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 |
| 3-Day Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 3 days. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 |
| 7-Day Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 7 days. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 |
| 30-Day Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 30 days. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 |
| Targeted Teleport | Teleports your city to a designated location on the map (cannot be used when fighting against a rallied army). | ||
| Random Teleport | Teleports your city to a random location on the map (cannot be used when fighting against a rallied army). | ||
| Silver Key | Use this key to open a Silver Chest in the Tavern. | ||
| Golden Key | Use this key to open a Golden Chest in the Tavern. | ||
| 8-Hour Peace Shield | Peace Shield | Activates a Peace Shield that prevents your city from being attacked. Lasts for 8 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_5 |
| 24-Hour Peace Shield | Peace Shield | Activates a Peace Shield that prevents your city from being attacked. Lasts for 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 |
| 3-Day Peace Shield | Peace Shield | Activates a Peace Shield that prevents your city from being attacked. Lasts for 3 days. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 |
| 30-Day Peace Shield | Peace Shield | Activates a Peace Shield that prevents your city from being attacked. Lasts for 30 days. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 |
| 12-Hour Peace Shield | Peace Shield | Activates a Shield that can protect your city for 12 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_16 |
| Builder Recruitment | Activates the second building queue for 2 days or extends it by 2 days (VIP6 can permanently unlock the second building queue). | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_17 | |
| Territorial Teleport | Teleports your city to a designated location in alliance territory on the map (cannot be used when fighting against a rallied army). | ||
| 3-Minute Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 3 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_11 |
| 5-Minute Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 5 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_12 |
| 10-Minute Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 10 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_13 |
| 30-Minute Speedup | Speedup | Reduces the time of any one queue by 30 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_14 |
| 1-Minute Building Speedup | Building Speedup | Reduces the time of a Building Queue by 1 minute. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_1 |
| 5-Minute Building Speedup | Building Speedup | Reduces the time of a Building Queue by 5 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_12 |
| 10-Minute Building Speedup | Building Speedup | Reduces the time of a Building Queue by 10 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_13 |
| 15-Minute Building Speedup | Building Speedup | Reduces the time of a Building Queue by 15 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_2 |
| 30-Minute Building Speedup | Building Speedup | Reduces the time of a Building Queue by 30 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_14 |
| 60-Minute Building Speedup | Building Speedup | Reduces the time of a Building Queue by 60 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_3 |
| 3-Hour Building Speedup | Building Speedup | Reduces the time of a Building Queue by 3 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_4 |
| 8-Hour Building Speedup | Building Speedup | Reduces the time of a Building Queue by 8 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_5 |
| 15-Hour Building Speedup | Building Speedup | Reduces the time of a Building Queue by 15 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_6 |
| 24-Hour Building Speedup | Building Speedup | Reduces the time of a Building Queue by 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 |
| 1-Minute Training Speedup | Training Speedup | Reduces the time of a Training Queue by 1 minute. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_1 |
| 5-Minute Training Speedup | Training Speedup | Reduces the time of a Training Queue by 5 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_12 |
| 10-Minute Training Speedup | Training Speedup | Reduces the time of a Training Queue by 10 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_13 |
| 15-Minute Training Speedup | Training Speedup | Reduces the time of a Training Queue by 15 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_2 |
| 30-Minute Training Speedup | Training Speedup | Reduces the time of a Training Queue by 30 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_14 |
| 60-Minute Training Speedup | Training Speedup | Reduces the time of a Training Queue by 60 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_3 |
| 3-Hour Training Speedup | Training Speedup | Reduces the time of a Training Queue by 3 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_4 |
| 8-Hour Training Speedup | Training Speedup | Reduces the time of a Training Queue by 8 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_5 |
| 15-Hour Training Speedup | Training Speedup | Reduces the time of a Training Queue by 15 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_6 |
| 24-Hour Training Speedup | Training Speedup | Reduces the time of a Training Queue by 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 |
| 1-Minute Research Speedup | Research Speedup | Reduces the time of a Research Queue by 1 minute. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_1 |
| 5-Minute Research Speedup | Research Speedup | Reduces the time of a Research Queue by 5 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_12 |
| 10-Minute Research Speedup | Research Speedup | Reduces the time of a Research Queue by 10 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_13 |
| 15-Minute Research Speedup | Research Speedup | Reduces the time of a Research Queue by 15 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_2 |
| 30-Minute Research Speedup | Research Speedup | Reduces the time of a Research Queue by 30 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_14 |
| 60-Minute Research Speedup | Research Speedup | Reduces the time of a Research Queue by 60 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_3 |
| 3-Hour Research Speedup | Research Speedup | Reduces the time of a Research Queue by 3 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_4 |
| 8-Hour Research Speedup | Research Speedup | Reduces the time of a Research Queue by 8 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_5 |
| 15-Hour Research Speedup | Research Speedup | Reduces the time of a Research Queue by 15 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_6 |
| 24-Hour Research Speedup | Research Speedup | Reduces the time of a Research Queue by 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 |
| 1-Minute Healing Speedup | Healing Speedup | Reduces the time of a Healing Queue by 1 minute. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_1 |
| 5-Minute Healing Speedup | Healing Speedup | Reduces the time of a Healing Queue by 5 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_12 |
| 10-Minute Healing Speedup | Healing Speedup | Reduces the time of a Healing Queue by 10 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_13 |
| 15-Minute Healing Speedup | Healing Speedup | Reduces the time of a Healing Queue by 15 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_2 |
| 30-Minute Healing Speedup | Healing Speedup | Reduces the time of a Healing Queue by 30 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_14 |
| 60-Minute Healing Speedup | Healing Speedup | Reduces the time of a Healing Queue by 60 minutes. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_3 |
| 3-Hour Healing Speedup | Healing Speedup | Reduces the time of a Healing Queue by 3 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_4 |
| 8-Hour Healing Speedup | Healing Speedup | Reduces the time of a Healing Queue by 8 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_5 |
| 15-Hour Healing Speedup | Healing Speedup | Reduces the time of a Healing Queue by 15 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_6 |
| 24-Hour Healing Speedup | Healing Speedup | Reduces the time of a Healing Queue by 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 |
| Book of Covenant | Can be used to upgrade the Castle. | ||
| Master's Blueprint | Can be used to upgrade city buildings from Level 24 to Level 25. | ||
| Beginner's Teleport | Move your city to the location of your choice (anywhere in your current kingdom, or the outermost provinces of another nascent kingdom). If you have unused Beginner's Teleports before your city hall reaches level 8, they will be removed from your inventory. | ||
| 24-Hour Enhanced Gathering | Increases gathering speed of all types of resources by 50% for 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 | |
| 12-Hour Enhanced Attack | Increases the Attack of all troops by 5% for 12 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_16 | |
| 24-Hour Enhanced Attack | Increases the Attack of all troops by 5% for 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 | |
| 12-Hour Enhanced Defense | Increases the Defense of all troops by 5% for 12 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_16 | |
| 24-Hour Enhanced Defense | Increases the Defense of all troops by 5% for 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 | |
| Anti-Scouting Spyglass (24 Hours) | Prevent enemy scouts from obtaining intelligence from your city, lasts for 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 | |
| Anti-Scouting Spyglass (7 Days) | Prevent enemy scouts from obtaining intelligence from your city, lasts for 7 days. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Basic Army Expansion | Increases Unit Capacity of all commanders by 25% for 4 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_15 | |
| Advanced Army Expansion | Increases Unit Capacity of all commanders by 50% for 4 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_15 | |
| 8-Hour Enhanced Gathering | Increases gathering speed of all types of resources by 50% for 8 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_5 | |
| Basic Action Point Recovery | Restore 100 action points. | 100 | |
| Intermediate Action Point Recovery | Restore 500 action points. | 500 | |
| Advanced Action Point Recovery | Restore 1000 action points. | 1,000 | |
| Civilization Change | Choose a new civilization to play. Your city's architectural style, civilization features, and special units will be affected by this operation. | ||
| Lvl 1 Tome of Knowledge | Use this item to add 100 EXP to your commander. | 100 | |
| Lvl 2 Tome of Knowledge | Use this item to add 500 EXP to your commander. | 500 | |
| Lvl 3 Tome of Knowledge | Use this item to add 1,000 EXP to your commander. | 1,000 | |
| Talent Reset | Can be used to reset a commander's talents. | ||
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| Governor Rename | Can be used to modify your nickname. | ||
| 24-Hour Enhanced Attack (Advanced) | Increases the Attack of all troops by 10% for 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 | |
| 24-Hour Enhanced Defense (Advanced) | Increases the Defense of all troops by 10% for 24 hours. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_7 | |
| Passport Page | A special consumable item used for immigration. | ||
| Clue Card | Automatically used up to gain 200 clues during the next season of Lucerne Scrolls. | ||
| Canyon Coin | Obtained from the Lost Canyon event. Used to exchange for items in the Canyon Shop. | ||
| Olympia Tokens | Tokens that may be earned in the "Champions of Olympia" event and redeemed in the Olympia Shop for amazing prizes. | ||
| 1,000 Food | Food | Grants your city 1,000 Food. | 1,000 |
| 1,000 Wood | Wood | Grants your city 1,000 Wood. | 1,000 |
| 750 Stone | Stone | Grants your city 750 Stone. | 750 |
| 500 Gold | Gold | Grants your city 500 Gold. | 500 |
| Arrow of Resistance | Can be used to upgrade the Watchtower. | ||
| Emblem of Loyalty | This emblem is obtained from the chest rewards of "Rise of Kingdoms" and can be used to exchange for the rewards of event "Hero Returns". | ||
| Lvl 4 Tome of Knowledge | Use this item to add 5,000 EXP to your commander. | 5,000 | |
| Lvl 5 Tome of Knowledge | Use this item to add 10,000 EXP to your commander. | 10,000 | |
| Lvl 6 Tome of Knowledge | Use this item to add 20,000 EXP to your commander. | 20,000 | |
| Lvl 7 Tome of Knowledge | Use this item to add 50,000 EXP to your commander. | 50,000 | |
| 5 VIP Points | VIP Points | Adds 5 VIP Points to your character. | 5 |
| 10 VIP Points | VIP Points | Adds 10 VIP Points to your character. | 10 |
| 20 VIP Points | VIP Points | Adds 20 VIP Points to your character. | 20 |
| 50 VIP Points | VIP Points | Adds 50 VIP Points to your character. | 50 |
| 100 VIP Points | VIP Points | Adds 100 VIP Points to your character. | 100 |
| 200 VIP Points | VIP Points | Adds 200 VIP Points to your character. | 200 |
| 500 VIP Points | VIP Points | Adds 500 VIP Points to your character. | 500 |
| 1,000 VIP Points | VIP Points | Adds 1,000 VIP Points to your character. | 1,000 |
| 2,000 VIP Points | VIP Points | Adds 2,000 VIP Points to your character. | 2,000 |
| 5,000 VIP Points | VIP Points | Adds 5,000 VIP Points to your character. | 5,000 |
| Lohar's Longbow | Summon the Barbarian leader - Junior Lohar and his elite troops near your city. | ||
| Lohar's Buckler | Summon the Barbarian leader - Dauntless Lohar and his elite troops near your city. | ||
| Kahar's Bone Whistle | An old but well-polished whistle carved from bone. Can be used to lure Kahar the Hidden and his troops to the area near your city (this item will be recycled at the end of the season). | ||
| Pioneer Medal | Obtained from "The Pioneer" event and can be used to exchange for rewards in "Road to Revival" event. | ||
| Solidus | Symbolizes the unrivalled prosperity of ancient Rome. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Imperial Wealth" event. | ||
| Mark of the Karuak | A special item that can be used to call for help during the "Karuak Ceremony" event. | ||
| Horned Helms | Exchanged for great rewards in the Warrior's Feast event. | ||
| Papyrus | Exchanged for great rewards in the Pearls of the River event. | ||
| Olive Wreath | A wreath of olive tree branches, also known as a "kotinos". Can be exchanged for rewards in the Athena's Grace event. | ||
| Serpent Statue | This beautiful wood carving has survived the ages miraculously unblemished. Can be exchanged for items in the Bounty of the Gods event. | ||
| 50 Individual Credits | Grants you 50 Individual Credits. | 50 | |
| 100 Individual Credits | Grants you 100 Individual Credits. | 100 | |
| 500 Individual Credits | Grants you 500 Individual Credits. | 500 | |
| 1,000 Individual Credits | Grants you 1,000 Individual Credits. | 1,000 | |
| 5,000 Individual Credits | Grants you 5,000 Individual Credits. | 5,000 | |
| 50 Alliance Credits | Grants your alliance 50 Alliance Credits. | 50 | |
| 100 Alliance Credits | Grants your alliance 100 Alliance Credits. | 100 | |
| 500 Alliance Credits | Grants your alliance 500 Alliance Credits. | 500 | |
| 1,000 Alliance Credits | Grants your alliance 1,000 Alliance Credits. | 1,000 | |
| 5,000 Alliance Credits | Grants your alliance 5,000 Alliance Credits. | 5,000 | |
| Kingdom Map | Clear the fog in a random 10x10 area. | ||
| Emergency Action Point Recovery | Restore 50 action points. | 50 | |
| 650 Gems | Gems | Grants your city 650 Gems. | 650 |
| Lvl 1 Expanded Training | Expanded Training | Increases training capacity by 1,000 the next time you train troops. | 1,000 |
| Lvl 2 Expanded Training | Expanded Training | Increases training capacity by 2,000 the next time you train troops. | 2,000 |
| Lvl 3 Expanded Training | Expanded Training | Increases training capacity by 5,000 the next time you train troops. | 5,000 |
| Level 4 Reserves | Expanded Training | Increases training capacity by 10,000 the next time you train troops. | 10,000 |
| Level 5 Reserves | Expanded Training | Increases training capacity by 20,000 the next time you train troops. | 20,000 |
| Level 6 Reserves | Expanded Training | Increases training capacity by 50,000 the next time you train troops. | 50,000 |
| Crystal Key | Only available if you have built the Blacksmith building. Used to open Equipment Chests in the Tavern. | ||
| Rune of Diligence I | Increases the gathering speed of all kinds of resources by 2%. | ||
| Rune of Diligence II | Increases the gathering speed of all kinds of resources by 3%. | ||
| Rune of Diligence III | Increases the gathering speed of all kinds of resources by 5%. | ||
| Rune of Diligence IV | Increases the gathering speed of all kinds of resources by 7%. | ||
| Rune of Diligence V | Increases the gathering speed of all kinds of resources by 10%. | ||
| Rune of Leader I | Increases the building and research speed by 2%. | ||
| Rune of Leader II | Increases the building and research speed by 4%. | ||
| Rune of Leader III | Increases the building and research speed by 5%. | ||
| Rune of Leader IV | Increases the building and research speed by 7%. | ||
| Rune of Wardrum V | Increases the training speed by 15%. | ||
| Rune of Wardrum I | Increases the training speed by 3%. | ||
| Rune of Wardrum II | Increases the training speed by 5%. | ||
| Rune of Wardrum III | Increases the training speed by 7%. | ||
| Rune of Wardrum IV | Increases the training speed by 10%. | ||
| Rune of Nature I | Increases the production of all kinds of resources by 5%. | ||
| Rune of Nature II | Increases the production of all kinds of resources by 7%. | ||
| Rune of Nature III | Increases the production of all kinds of resources by 10%. | ||
| Rune of Nature IV | Increases the production of all kinds of resources by 15%. | ||
| Rune of Nature V | Increases the production of all kinds of resources by 20%. | ||
| Rune of Fury I | Increases troops' attack by 2%. | ||
| Rune of Fury II | Increases troops' attack by 3%. | ||
| Rune of Fury III | Increases troops' attack by 5%. | ||
| Rune of Fury IV | Increases troops' attack by 7%. | ||
| Rune of Fury V | Increases troops' attack by 10%. | ||
| Rune of Sthenia I | Increases your action point recovery speed by 3%. | ||
| Rune of Sthenia II | Increases your action point recovery speed by 5%. | ||
| Rune of Sthenia III | Increases your action point recovery speed by 7%. | ||
| Rune of Sthenia IV | Increases your action point recovery speed by 10%. | ||
| Rune of Sthenia V | Increases your action point recovery speed by 15%. | ||
| Halloween Avatar | Open to receive a random Halloween avatar. | ||
| Soluna Coin | Used to receive Soluna Coins. | ||
| Season Coins | Can be exchanged in the Season Shop for special rewards (during Season of Conquest). | ||
| Lost Kingdom Map | Clears the fog of a random 10x10 area in the Lost Kingdom. | ||
| Conquest Coins | Can be exchanged in the Season Shop for special rewards (during Season of Conquest). | ||
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| Tech Token | |||
| 100 Individual Credits | Grants you 100 Individual Credits. | 500 | |
| 500 Individual Credits | Grants you 500 Individual Credits. | 1000 | |
| 1,000 Individual Credits | Grants you 1,000 Individual Credits. | 5000 | |
| 5,000 Individual Credits | Grants you 5,000 Individual Credits. | 10000 | |
| Parchment Music | Symbolizes the glory of German classical music. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Fate Symphony" event. | ||
| Black Tea | Symbolizes the cultivated British lifestyle. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Constant Elegance" event. | ||
| Artist's Statue | The artist's soul was poured into this stone, transforming it into an immortal piece of French art. Soul into stone, make it immortal art. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Art Treasures" event. | ||
| Matador Cape | Symbolizes the dauntless nature of Spanish bullfighting. Can be exchanged for rewards in the Gran Fiesta event. | ||
| Ancient Scroll | Contains records of ancient historical events. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Brush and Ink" event. | ||
| Sakura | National flower of Japan; symbolizes purity. Can be exchanged for rewards during the "Hanami" event. | ||
| Janggu | A traditional Korean instrument. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Harvest Festival" event. | ||
| Golden Grain | Symbolizes an abundant harvest. Can be exchanged for rewards during "The Full Barn" event! | ||
| Halloween Candy | Trick or treat! Can be exchanged for rewards during the "Halloween Gifts" event. | ||
| Jack-O'-Lantern | A pumpkin with an evil grin. Can be exchanged for rewards during the "Halloween Gifts" event. | ||
| Sugar Skull | Sweet and scary treats. Can be exchanged for rewards during the "Halloween Gifts" event. | ||
| Corncob | Golden cob of corn. Obtained from the "Bountiful Cornfields" event. Used to feed turkeys during the "Hungry Turkey" event. | ||
| Big Pumpkin | Symbolizes a bountiful harvest. Quite tasty, too. Obtained from the "Pumpkin Competition", "Hungry Turkey", and "Cornucopia" events. Can be exchanged for rewards during the "Thanksgiving Gifts" event. | ||
| Turkey Feast | Fat, juicy turkey, fresh out of the oven. Obtained by completing the daily login quests during the "Grateful For You" event, earning rank rewards during the "Cornucopia" event, or purchasing Black Friday bundles. Can be exchanged for limited-edition Thanksgiving themes or other rewards. | ||
| Turkey Sculpture | Used to unlock and build a special decorative structure: Turkey Sculpture. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Bushel of Corn | Chock full of Corncobs—just what a growing turkey needs! Open to receive 1-5 Corncobs or a limited-edition Thanksgiving theme (3 days). Corncobs can be used in the "Hungry Turkey" event. | ||
| Thief's Cloak | Summons the Crowned Thief and his troops near your city. | ||
| Thief's Dagger | Summons the Master Thief and his elite troops near your city. | ||
| Wrapping Paper | Beautiful paper which can be used to wrap presents for your friends. Will be recycled at the end of the "Christmas Friendship" event. | ||
| Christmas Ornament | Obtained from the "Deck The Halls" event, the "Christmas Holiday" event, and special Christmas bundles. Used to decorate your Christmas tree during the "O Tannenbaum" event. | ||
| Box of Ornaments | A Christmas tree without ornaments is just a tree! Open to receive 1-5 Christmas Ornaments or a limited-edition Christmas theme (3 days). Christmas Ornaments can be used in the "O Tannenbaum" event. | ||
| Christmas Tree | Used to unlock and build a special decorative structure: Christmas Tree. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Elegant Christmas Tree | Used to unlock and build a special decorative structure: Elegant Christmas Tree. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Bed of Roses | Unlocks a special decorative structure: Bed of Roses. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. If you already own this decorative structure, this item will be exchanged for 200 Gems. | ||
| Rose | Obtained from the "Adoration" and "Love Beckons" events, as well as Valentine's Day special bundles. Can be added to your flower arrangement during the "Pledge of Thorns" event. | ||
| Rose Box | Open to receive 1-5 Roses or a limited-edition Valentine's Day theme (3 days). Roses can be used in the "Pledge of Thorns" event. | ||
| Byzantine Crown | An elegant imperial crown with engravings depicting the empire's glory. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Coronation" event. | ||
| Arabian Scimitar | A gently curving blade with a vicious bite. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Oasis of Hope" event. | ||
| Ottoman Helmet | A symbol of the fearlessness only true warriors possess. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Vast Territory" event. | ||
| Lucky Fu | Obtained from the "Fu at the Door" event. Can be used in the "Red Packet Bonanza" event. | ||
| Lucky Lion | Used to unlock and build a special decorative structure: Lucky Lion. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) Note: Only one of this decorative building can be used. Duplicates cannot be used to build more than one. | ||
| Pot of Dew | Obtained from the "Spring in the Air" event. Can be used to water your tree during the "Tree of Fellowship" event. | ||
| Green Leaf | Obtained by watering your tree during the "Tree of Fellowship" event. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Sunny Breeze" event. | ||
| Flower Petal | Obtained by fertilizing your tree during the "Tree of Fellowship" event. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Sunny Breeze" event. | ||
| Puzzle Piece | A mysterious jigsaw puzzle piece. Used to attempt puzzle challenges in the Sharp Eyes & Quick Hands event. | ||
| Flower Arch | Used to unlock and build a special decorative structure: Flower Arch. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Challenge Token | A mysterious jigsaw puzzle piece. Used to attempt puzzle challenges in the Sharp Eyes & Quick Hands event. | Can be used to participate in additional challenges during the "Sharp Eyes & Quick Hands" event after all daily challenge chances have been used. | |
| Hero Medallion | Can be exchanged for items during the "Hero's Welcome" event. | ||
| Carnation Bouquet | A special gift for a special someone. Happy Mother's Day! Used to unlock and build a special decorative structure: a carnation bouquet. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Carnation | A fragrant flower. Can be used to decorate your Mother's Day present during the "Show Your Love" event. | ||
| Box of Carnations | Open to receive 1-5 Carnations or a limited-edition Mother's Day theme (3 days). Carnations can be used in the "Show Your Love" event. | ||
| Star Coin | Can be used in the "Card King" event to turn over cards once. | ||
| Trick or Treat (3 Days) | Trick or Treat | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 |
| Trick or Treat (7 Days) | Trick or Treat | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 |
| Trick or Treat (Permanent) | Trick or Treat | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE |
| Sower's Song (3 Days) | Sower's Song | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 |
| Sower's Song (7 Days) | Sower's Song | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 |
| Sower's Song (Permanent) | Sower's Song | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE |
| Sower's Song (Permanent) | Sower's Song | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | |
| Silent Night (3 Days) | Silent Night | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 |
| Silent Night (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Cupid's Arrow (3 Days) | Cupid's Arrow | Adorns your city with special Valentine's Day decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 |
| Cupid's Arrow (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Valentine's Day decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Spring Blossoms (7 Days) | Spring Blossoms | Adorns your city with special springtime decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 |
| Spring Blossoms (Permanent) | Spring Blossoms | Adorns your city with special springtime decorations (Duration: Permanent). Grants a 2000 gem reward upon use if you have this theme already. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE |
| Twilight Falls (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lost Kingdom decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| No Place Like Home (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Mother's Day decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| No Place Like Home (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Mother's Day decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Babylonian Gardens (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special summertime decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Frozen City (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special summertime decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Frozen City (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special summertime decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Temple of Vishnu (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lucerne Scrolls decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Heliopolis (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Gift of the Nile (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Magpie Bridge (3 days) | Adorns your city with special Qixi decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Magpie Bridge (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Qixi decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Persian Dream (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lost Kingdom decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Hidden Lotus (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Wailing Keep (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Wailing Keep (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Love and Thanks (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Love and Thanks (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Divine Abode (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lost Kingdom decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Gingerbread House (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Gingerbread House (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Saint's Halo (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Saint's Halo (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Swans' Reverie (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lucerne Scrolls decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Temple of Karnak (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Lake Palace (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Flight of the Heron (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lost Kingdom decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Tears of the Eternal (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Valentine's Day decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Tears of the Eternal (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Valentine's Day decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Temple of Artemis (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lucerne Scrolls decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Timbered Ensemble (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special spring decorations (Duration: Permanent). If you own this theme already you will instead receive 2000 Gems. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Timbered Ensemble (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Amber Fortress (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| King's Cottage (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Family Day decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Mayan Mystery (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris Invitational decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| King's Cottage (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Family Day decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Dragon Boat Wish (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Dragon Boat Festival decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Dragon Boat Wish (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Dragon Boat Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Melk Abbey (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Dragon Boat Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Alhambra Palace (Permanent) | Alhambra Palace | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE |
| Glorious Siam | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Ephesus (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lucerne Scrolls decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Topkapi Palace (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lost Kingdom decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Summer of Passion (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special summer event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Summer of Passion (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special summer event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Hall of Treasure (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lucerne Scrolls decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Moment of Celebration (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2020 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Moment of Celebration (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2020 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Road to the Crown (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2020 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Imperial Crane Palace (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2020 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Creepwood Cabin (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Creepwood Cabin (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations (Duration: Permanent). Grants a 2000 gem reward upon use if you have this theme already. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| White Tower (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lucerne Scrolls decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Summer Palace (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League Grand Finals decoration. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Harvest Cottage (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Harvest Cottage (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations (Duration: Permanent). Grants a 2000 gem reward upon use if you have this theme already. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Royal Manor (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lucerne Scrolls decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Golden Sled Cottage (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Golden Sled Cottage (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations (Duration: Permanent). Grants a 2000 gem reward upon use if you have this theme already. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Frozen Fortress (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Lucky Lanterns (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Lucky Lanterns (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations (Duration: Permanent). Grants a 2000 gem reward upon use if you have this theme already. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Boundless Lighthouse (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Divine Lighthouse (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Amber Fortress (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Babylonian Gardens (7 Days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | ||
| Babylonian Gardens (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Rare Exhibit (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Museum Day decorations (Duration: Permanent). Grants a 2000 gem reward upon use if you have this theme already. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Rare Exhibit (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Museum Day decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| () | Essential material for forging grade equipment | ||
| Iconic Crystal | Turns Legendary equipment into Iconic equipment. | ||
| Potion of Fanaticism (Attack) | Increases the Attack of your dispatched troops by 20% for 30 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Potion of Rage (Attack) | Increases the Rage gain speed of your dispatched troops by 15% for 30 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Leadership Potion (Attack) | Increases the skill damage dealt by your dispatched troops by 30% for 30 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Primeval Fury Concoction (Attack) | Increases the damage dealt by your dispatched troops by 10% for 60 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Impregnable Elixir (Defense) | Increases the Defense of your dispatched troops by 20% for 30 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Shielding Potion (Defense) | Reduces the counterattack damage your dispatched troops receive by 30% for 30 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Potion of Skill Resistance (Defense) | Reduces the skill damage your dispatched troops receive by 30% for 30 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Indomitable Concoction (Defense) | Reduces the damage your dispatched troops receive by 10% for 60 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Agility Potion (Support) | Increases the March Speed of your dispatched troops by 30% for 30 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Concoction of Wisdom (Support) | Once used, recovery speed of the energy needed for using your role skills is increased by 30% for 60 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Recovery Potion (Support) | Increases all healing and shield effects your dispatched troops receive by 30% for 30 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Royal Concoction (Support) | Increases the Unit Capacity of your dispatched troops by 15% for 60 minutes. Only takes effect in Scenario Battles. | ||
| Horn of Ceroli (x100) | Use to get 100 Horns of Ceroli. | ||
| Ceroli Voucher | Ceroli Vouchers can be redeemed for items in the "Ceroli Assault" event. | ||
| 10,000 Crystals | Crystals | Use to gain Crystals. This item will be lost at the end of the Season. | 10,000 |
| 50,000 Crystals | Crystals | Use to gain Crystals. This item will be lost at the end of the Season. | 50,000 |
| 150,000 Crystals | Crystals | Use to gain Crystals. This item will be lost at the end of the Season. | 150,000 |
| 500,000 Crystals | Crystals | Use to gain Crystals. This item will be lost at the end of the Season. | 500,000 |
| 1,500,000 Crystals | Crystals | Use to gain Crystals. This item will be lost at the end of the Season. | 1,500,000 |
| 5,000,000 Crystals | Crystals | Use to gain Crystals. This item will be lost at the end of the Season. | 5,000,000 |
| Sovereign Key | Used to open chests containing Legendary Commanders and other great rewards in the "Legendary Tavern" or "Heart's Desire" events. | ||
| Legendary Mark | In the Legendary Tavern event, If you earn a legendary commander (or their sculptures) whose expertise you've already unlocked, they will be automatically exchanged for Legendary Marks. | ||
| Ancient Coins | Ancient Coins | ||
| 1,000 Crystals | Crystals | Use to gain Crystals. This item will be lost at the end of the Season. | 1,000 |
| Skill Reset | Use this to reset a commander's skill points. | ||
| Beginner's Teleport | Move your city to one of the outermost provinces of this kingdom. Unused Beginner's Teleports will be removed once your city hall reaches level 8. | ||
| Beginner's Immigration | Move your city to the location of your choice in one of the outermost provinces of another Nascent kingdom. Unused Beginner's Immigration items will be removed once your city hall reaches level 8. | ||
| 2021 RoK Yearbook | A record of your 2020-2021 journey with us. View for more. | ||
| Wisdom Points | Wisdom Points | ||
| Beginner's Immigration | Move your city to the location of your choice in one of the outermost provinces of another Nascent kingdom. Unused Beginner's Immigration items will be removed once your city hall reaches level 8, or once the Season 1's Eve of the Crusade has begun. | ||
| Golden Apple | A golden apple crafted by the artisans of Egria, representing wealth, beauty, and divine blessing. Can be gifted to a commander to increase their Trust. | ||
| Supreme Jewel | Supreme Jewel | ||
| Acclaim Coins | Can be exchanged in the Acclaim Shop for special rewards (only during the Season of Conquest). Unused Acclaim Coins will be lost at the end of the season. If you immigrate mid-season, your Acclaim Coins will be removed from your inventory. | ||
| "OSIRIS LEAGUE" INDIVIDUAL REWARD | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "MVP" Winners | ||
| Fogsworth | Ei! It's a limited-edition Fogsworth avatar! What's this little parrot up to? | ||
| Firebird | Soar high across the night upon wings of moonlight. | ||
| Capn' Shark | Even the boundless waves cannot drown my courage to push forward! | ||
| Sanshin Tiger | In mountains where no man dares tread, the tiger's roar splits the skies. | ||
| Dragon Among Clouds | The tides of war can be swiftly unpredictable, and one must fiercely rise to the occasion when the opportunity comes. | ||
| Skyward Lion | In the sacred night, the lion is crowned in splendid starlight. | ||
| Maiden of Miracle | The light of her pure conviction calls forth the miraculous. | ||
| Ironblood Conquest | Behold the master conqueror, he who forges the glory of Rome through blood. | ||
| Lord of Storms | Its wings summon raging tempests; its gaze pierces thunderous clouds. | ||
| Etched in Stone | The deeds of legends are etched into unyielding stone, while radiant gold bears witness to a glory that shall outlive the ages. | ||
| Etched in Stone | The deeds of legends are etched into unyielding stone, while radiant gold bears witness to a glory that shall outlive the ages. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Etched in Stone | The deeds of legends are etched into unyielding stone, while radiant gold bears witness to a glory that shall outlive the ages. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Arrow Strikes True | The bowstring lays still, but a hardened gaze has already set upon the path of conquest. | ||
| Arrow Strikes True | The bowstring lays still, but a hardened gaze has already set upon the path of conquest. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Arrow Strikes True | The bowstring lays still, but a hardened gaze has already set upon the path of conquest. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Midsummer Pillar | Used to unlock and build a Summer decorative structure: Midsummer Pillar. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Pavilion of Inner Peace | Used to unlock and build a Lucerne Scrolls decorative structure: Pavilion of Inner Peace. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Festival Campground | Used to unlock and build a 2020 Anniversary decorative structure: Festival Campground. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Lacquered Archway | Used to unlock and build a 2020 Anniversary decorative structure: Lacquered Archway. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Pumpkin Cauldron | Used to unlock and build a Halloween decorative structure: Pumpkin Cauldron. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Armillary Sphere | Used to unlock and build a Lucerne Scrolls decorative structure: Armillary Sphere. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Throne of Power | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Grand Finals decorative structure: Throne of Power. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Wobble Gobble | Used to unlock and build a Thanksgiving decoration: Wobble Gobble. This item will be consumed upon building the decoration. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the decoration in their building list.) | ||
| Friendly Fish Pond | Used to unlock and build a Lucerne Scrolls decorative structure: Friendly Fish Pond. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Christmas Journey | Used to unlock and build a Christmas decorative structure: Christmas Journey. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Golden Ox Lantern | Used to unlock and build a Spring Festival decorative structure: Golden Ox Lantern. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Guardian Anubis | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Season 4 decorative structure: Guardian Anubis. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not obtained this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Guide Anubis | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Season 4 decorative structure: Guide Anubis. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not obtained this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Town Hall Treasure | Used to unlock and build an exclusive museum-themed decorative structure: Town Hall Treasure. This item will be consumed upon building (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list). | ||
| Fairy Harp | Used to unlock and build an exclusive summer event decorative structure: Fairy Harp. This item will be consumed once the Fairy Harp is built. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to see the corresponding structure in their building list) | ||
| Gaze of Horus | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Grand Finals decorative structure: Gaze of Horus. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Summer Lights | Used to unlock and build a Summer decorative structure: Summer Lights. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Sobek the Crocodile God | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Season 5 decorative structure: Sobek Figurine. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not obtained this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Sobek the Protector | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Season 5 decorative structure: Sobek the Protector. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not obtained this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| To The Stars | Used to unlock and build a 2021 Anniversary decorative structure: To The Stars. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Standing Bronze Figurine | Used to unlock and build a Sanxingdui Ruins decorative structure: Standing Bronze Figurine. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Bronze Flower and Bird | Used to unlock and build a Sanxingdui Ruins decorative structure: Bronze Flower and Bird. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Mirror Cat | Used to unlock and build a Halloween decorative structure: Mirror Cat. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Kaleidawheel | Used to unlock and build a Thanksgiving decorative structure: Kaleidawheel. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Blessed Journey | Used to unlock and build a Christmas decorative structure: Blessed Journey. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Phoenix Lotus Throne | Used to unlock and build a Spring Festival decorative structure: Phoenix Lotus Throne. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Scales of Anubis | Unlocks an Osiris League Grand Finals decorative structure: Scales of Anubis. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Floral Ornament | Used to unlock and build a spring decorative structure: Floral Ornament. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Bunny Blessings | Unlocks an Easter-themed decorative structure: Bunny Blessings. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| 2022 RoK Yearbook | A record of your 2021-2022 journey with us. View for more. | ||
| Viking Wind | Used to unlock and build a sailing decorative structure: Viking Wind. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Brocaded Carriage | Used to unlock and build a 2022 Anniversary decorative structure: Brocaded Carriage. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Luminous Mandjet | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Grand Finals decorative structure: Luminous Mandjet. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Pillars of Time | Unlocks a Greece-themed decorative structure: Pillars of Time. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Lady of War | Unlocks an Osiris League Grand Finals decorative structure: Lady of War. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Goddess of War | Unlocks an Osiris League Grand Finals decorative structure: Goddess of War. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Tiger Tally | Unlocks an RoK x Shaanxi History Museum collab event decorative structure: Tiger Tally. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Wintertide Watchman | Unlocks a Christmas-themed decorative structure: Wintertide Watchman. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Faravahar | Unlocks an Osiris League Grand Finals decorative structure: Faravahar. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Altar of Mars and Venus | Unlocks an RoK x National Roman Museum collab event decorative structure: Altar of Mars and Venus. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Master of Waves | Unlocks a 2024 Anniversary Festival decorative structure: Master of Waves. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Merrygami | Unlocks a Christmas-themed decorative structure: Merrygami. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Bronze Ding Vessel | Unlocks a World Wanderer: China decorative structure: Bronze Ding Vessel. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Ancient Stela | Unlocks a Maya-themed decorative structure: Ancient Stela. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Blessings of Temperance | Unlocks a 2025 Ramadan decorative structure: Blessings of Temperance. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Cloud-Carved Drum | Unlocks a 2025 Qin dynasty decorative structure: Cloud-Carved Drum. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Monstera | Its verdant stalks are adorned with auspicious patterns of blessings and fortune. | ||
| Flow of Time | Unlocks a 2025 Anniversary Festival decorative structure: Flow of Time. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Golden Camellia | The beauty of autumn, from the land of eternal spring. | ||
| Trojan Horse | Unlocks a World Wanderer: Troy decorative structure: Trojan Horse. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Geomcha | Unlocks an Annals of Goryeo decorative structure: Geomcha. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Pine Spring | Unlocks a Christmas-themed decorative structure: Pine Spring. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Match Met | Unlocks a decorative structure from the Military Heritage event series: Match Met. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Fortuitous Fortune | Used to unlock and build a 2026 Spring Festival event series decorative structure: Fortuitous Fortune. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Blossom Path | A petal-lit path of eternal spring | ||
| May Bell Chimes | Snowy May bells silently await the warrior's return. | ||
| Helios Bronze Colossus | Unlocks a 2026 Anniversary Festival decorative structure: Helios Bronze Colossus. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Blooming Court (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special summer event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Blooming Court (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special summer event decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Island Fortress (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special summer event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Island Fortress (3 days) | Adorns your city with special summer event decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| City of Power (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League Grand Finals decoration. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| City of Power (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League Grand Finals decoration. (Duration: 3 Days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Fireworks City (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special summer event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Fireworks City (3 days) | Adorns your city with special summer event decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Nubian Longing (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Ruins of Kom Ombo (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| All-Kingdom Carnival (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2021 Anniversary decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| All-Kingdom Carnival (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2021 Anniversary decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Atlantis (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2021 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Atlantis (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2021 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Atlantis (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2021 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| St. Peter's Basilica (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lost Kingdom decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Soul Villa (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Soul Villa (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Harvest Hut (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Harvest Hut (7 days) | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Snow Carol (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Dynastic Conqueror (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Snow Carol (3 days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Dynastic Conqueror (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Dynastic Conqueror (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Perfect Harmony (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Perfect Harmony (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Mighty Forest (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special spring decorations (Duration: Permanent). If you own this theme already you will instead receive 2000 Gems. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Mighty Forest (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Call of Eternity (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Call of Eternity (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Call of Eternity (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Easter Party (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Easter decorations (Duration: Permanent). If you own this theme already you will instead receive 2000 Gems. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Easter Party (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Easter event decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Supreme Warrior (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Egypt event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Supreme Warrior (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Egypt event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Supreme Warrior (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Egypt event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Golden Eye (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Egypt event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Golden Eye (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Egypt event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Chaser of Waves (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special sailing decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Chaser of Waves (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special sailing decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Chaser of Waves (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special sailing decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Blessings of the Gods (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Temple of Wisdom (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Circus of Colors (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2022 Anniversary decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Circus of Colors (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2022 Anniversary decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Star Palace (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2022 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Star Palace (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2022 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Star Palace (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2022 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Harvest Cottage (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Thanksgiving decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Candyland (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Candyland (3 Days) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: 3 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Winter Wonderland (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Winter Wonderland (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Winter Wonderland (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Emeraldshade Hall (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Emeraldshade Hall (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Emeraldshade Hall (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Emeraldshade Hall (15 Days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | ||
| Heavenly Palace (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Heavenly Palace (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Divine Diadem (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Anniversary Grand Prix decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Crowning Glory (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Crowning Glory (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Crowning Glory (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Timbered Ensemble (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special spring event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Ancient Leisure (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Dragon Boat Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Ancient Leisure (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Dragon Boat Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Ancient Leisure (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Dragon Boat Festival decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Ancient Leisure (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Dragon Boat Festival decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Spire of Wadjet (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Osiris League Season 7 decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Spire of Wadjet (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Osiris League Season 7 decorations. (Duration: 15 Days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Spire of Wadjet (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Osiris League Season 7 decorations. (Duration: 30 Days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Aerie of Horus (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Osiris League Season 7 decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Aerie of Horus (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Osiris League Season 7 decorations. (Duration: 15 Days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Aerie of Horus (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Osiris League Season 7 decorations. (Duration: 30 Days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Sacred Sanctuary (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Greece event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Sacred Sanctuary (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Greece event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Sacred Sanctuary (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Greece event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Sacred Sanctuary (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Greece event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Perpetual Palace (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2023 Anniversary decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Perpetual Palace (7 Days) | Perpetual Palace (7 Days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Perpetual Palace (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2023 Anniversary decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Perpetual Palace (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2023 Anniversary decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Battle's Bloom (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2023 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Battle's Bloom (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2023 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Battle's Bloom (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2023 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Battle's Bloom (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2023 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Wailing Keep (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Soul Villa (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Magical Merriment (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Reign of Rime (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Reign of Rime (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Reign of Rime (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Dreams of the Dragon (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Dreams of the Dragon (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Fury Rune | |||
| Crystal Gain Speed Increase | Increases the amount of Crystals gained hourly in the Trial of Kau Karuak event. | ||
| Beginner's Teleport | Moves your city and changes your affiliated province to one of the outermost provinces in this kingdom (, , or ). Unused Beginner's Teleports will be lost once your City Hall reaches level 12. | ||
| Limited-Time Beginner's Teleport | Moves your city and changes your affiliated province to one of the outermost provinces in this kingdom (, , or ). Unlike regular Beginner's Teleports, Limited-Time Beginner's Teleports will NOT be lost if you upgrade your City Hall, but will expire after a certain amount of time. | ||
| Skypiercer (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Global Champions Grand Prix decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Saga of the Longship (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Spring event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Saga of the Longship (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Saga of the Longship (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Dreams of Lapis (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Dreams of the Apkallu (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Ancestral Hall (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Spring event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Ancestral Hall (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Ancestral Hall (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Wat Phra Si Sanphet (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Wat Phra Si Sanphet (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Wat Phra Si Sanphet (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Above Earthly Ills (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special community event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Angler's Abode (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Fisherman's Fortune decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Song of the Depths (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2024 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| On Wings of Sailcloth (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2024 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| On Wings of Sailcloth (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2024 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| On Wings of Sailcloth (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2024 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Twilight Banquet (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Daedalus Dirigible (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Daedalus Dirigible (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Daedalus Dirigible (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Daedalus Dirigible (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| A Dream of Winter (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| A Dream of Winter (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Where All Roads Lead (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Global Champions Grand Prix decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Shining Pavilion (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Shining Pavilion (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Anubis the Judicator (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Anubis the Vigilant (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Night of a Thousand Lights (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Ramadan decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Night of a Thousand Lights (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Ramadan decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Night of a Thousand Lights (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Ramadan decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Night of a Thousand Lights (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Ramadan decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Phoenix Perch (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Easter decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Phoenix Perch (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Easter decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Phoenix Perch (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Easter decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Phoenix Perch (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Easter decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Hangu Pass (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Qin dynasty decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Hangu Pass (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Qin dynasty decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Hangu Pass (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Qin dynasty decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Hangu Pass (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Qin dynasty decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Poseidon's Sanctuary (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Poseidon decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Poseidon's Sanctuary (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Poseidon decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Poseidon's Sanctuary (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Poseidon decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Poseidon's Sanctuary (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Poseidon decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Silent Night (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Cupid's Arrow (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Valentine's Day decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| No Place Like Home (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Mother's Day decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Magpie Bridge (7 days) | Adorns your city with special Qixi decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Gingerbread House (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Dragon Boat Wish (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Dragon Boat Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Moment of Celebration (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2020 Anniversary event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Lucky Lanterns (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Rare Exhibit (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Museum Day decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Blooming Court (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special summer event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Fireworks City (7 days) | Adorns your city with special summer event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Snow Carol (7 days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Circus of Colors (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2022 Anniversary decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Candyland (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Magical Merriment (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Song of the Depths (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2024 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Twilight Banquet (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Halloween decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Summit of the Supreme (Permanent) | Adorns your city with a special 2025 Supreme Strife city theme. If you already own the theme, using this item will upgrade its visual effects. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Patron's Flame (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2025 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Patron's Flame (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2025 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Sands of Time (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2025 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Sands of Time (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2025 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Sands of Time (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2025 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Sands of Time (30 Days) | Sands of Time (30 Days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Frosthowl Sanctum | Adorns your city with special Kingdom Select decorations. | ||
| Phoenix Pavilion (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Kingdom Select decorations. | ||
| Hawa Mahal (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lost Kingdom decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Hedvig (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Lost Kingdom decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Gilded Pavilion (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas event series decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Gilded Pavilion (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas event series decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Gilded Pavilion (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas event series decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Frozen Frolics (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Frozen Frolics (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Christmas decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Ode to Victory (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Global Champions Grand Prix decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Divine Dawnbreaker (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special limited-edition Supreme Strife decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Astral Pegasus (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Kingdom Select decorations. | ||
| Feline Fort (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Kingdom Select decorations. | ||
| Azure Thunderscape (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Kingdom Select decorations. | ||
| Wealth Beckoner (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Wealth Beckoner (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Spring Festival event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Warrior's Hymn (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special spring event series decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Warrior's Hymn (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special spring event series decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Warrior's Hymn (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special spring event series decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Omniscient Watch (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Falcon's Realm (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special Osiris League decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Flaming Prophecy (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special event-limited decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Steam Patrol (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special summer event series decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Steam Patrol (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special summer event series decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Steam Patrol (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special summer event series decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Steam Patrol (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special summer event series decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Dragon Tamer | Adorns your city with exclusive custom premium decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Promise of Love (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special festival event decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Promise of Love (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special festival event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Promise of Love (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special festival event decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Promise of Love (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special festival event decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Bloodblaze Crown (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2026 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Bloodblaze Crown (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2026 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Bloodblaze Crown (15 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2026 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: 15 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_18 | |
| Bloodblaze Crown (30 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2026 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: 30 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Jade Plume Palace (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2026 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Coronal Court (Permanent) | Adorns your city with special 2026 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: Permanent) | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Coronal Court (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special 2026 Anniversary Festival decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Avatar Frame: Capitoline Wolf | Avatar frame for Lost Canyon. Available in the Canyon Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Endless Melody | Reach 1,000 Progress in the "Engineer" achievements to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Rose Petals | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Dare to Be Different" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Fleur de Lys | Reach 2,600 Progress in total achievements to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Matador's Regalia | Reach 1,300 Progress in the "Overlord" achievements to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Rhythm of Bamboo | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Springtime Jubilee" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sakura Fantasy | Reach 800 Progress in the "Vanquisher" achievements to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Janggu in the Wind | Reach 500 Progress in the "Adventurer" achievements to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Desert Eagle | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Autumn Dew" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Grand Ball | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Sweet Summer Sales" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Gemmed Crown | Earned in the 2019 Anniversary events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Wild Spirit | Obtained by participating in the Lost Kingdom (Season 1). | ||
| Avatar Frame: Babylonian Gardens | Can be obtained by participating in the "Summer of Babylon" event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Amun-Ra the Supreme | Osiris League Season 1 avatar frame, awarded to a lucky few of the alliances who made it to playoffs. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Egyptian Blue | Avatar frame for Osiris League Season 1. Available in the League Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Temple of Artemis | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Divine Laurels | Can be obtained from offline promotional events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Olympia | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: All-Out Rumble | Reach 1,000 Progress in the "Pioneer" achievements to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: The Great Wall | Unlock the achievement "Gathering of Elites" on the Child of Fate page to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Fall of Troy | Can be obtained from 2020 spring season events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Warmth of Spring | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Spring in the Air" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Mark of Shu | Earned in the 2019 Anniversary events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Dome Carvings | Reach 4,500 Progress in total achievements to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Vile Witch | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Shifty Shades" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Thanksgiving Dinner | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Black Friday Sale" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Wings of Tasi | Can be obtained by playing the "Rise of Arenas" and "March With Me" limited-time events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Samurai Headgear | Can be obtained from offline promotional events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: 'Tis the Season | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Wintry Days" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Horn of Victory | Available in the Season Shop (Season of Conquest). | ||
| Avatar Frame: Swan Love | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Prismatic Kaleidoscope | Earned in 2019 Christmas events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Golden Pyramidions | Osiris League Season 2 avatar frame, awarded to a lucky few of the alliances who made it to playoffs. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Colossus of Rhodes | Avatar frame for Osiris League Season 2. Available in the League Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Year of the Rat | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Spring Festival" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Insatiable Bloodlust | Limited-edition avatar frame awarded only to the #1 alliance of Lost Kingdom Season of Conquest. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Words of Love | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Moonbreeze Romance" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Gate of All Nations | Unlock the achievement "Boundless Desert" on the Child of Fate page to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Mayan Secrets | Unlock the achievement "Special Snowflake" on the Child of Fate page to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Flowers and Scriptures | Unlock the achievement "Ingenious Craftsmanship" on the Child of Fate page to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Undersea Kingdom | Can be obtained from the Ceroli Crisis event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Ramadan Mubarak | Obtained by purchasing the "Hala Ramadan" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Golden Eye of Ra | A commemorative prize from the Osiris Invitational. Available to participants from the winning realm. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Silver Eye of Ra | A commemorative prize from the Osiris Invitational. Available to participants from the defeated realm (Available to all participants in case of a draw). | ||
| Avatar Frame: Goldwood Frame | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Delight" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Angkor Dreams | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Dragon Boat Drumroll | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Dragon Boat Race" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Porcelain Pusher | Earned in 2020 Dragon Boat Festival events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Mycenaean Pottery | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Summer Nights | Obtained by purchasing the "Evening Fireflies" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Nautical Compass | Osiris League Season 3 avatar frame, awarded to a lucky few of the alliances who made it to playoffs. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sumerian Memories | Avatar frame for Osiris League Season 3. Available in the League Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Tumi | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Rites of Kings | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Happy Anniversary" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Moment of Celebration | Earned in the 2020 Anniversary events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Tasseled Crown | Earned in the 2020 Anniversary community events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Entrancing Witch | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Shifty Shades" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Bon Voyage | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Emerging Phantoms | Commemorative rewards earned by participating in the Osiris League Grand Finals. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Thanksgiving Harvest | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Heartwarming Thanksgiving" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Legendary Dancer | Can be obtained through the "Dance of Friendship" event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Strength of the Gods | Can be obtained through the "Dance of Friendship" event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Golden War Helm | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Santa Claus | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Wintry Days" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Moonstone Crown | Awarded during the 2020 Christmas events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Dragon Dance | Can be obtained by purchasing the "New Spring" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Silver Anubis | Avatar frame for Osiris League Season 4. Available in the League Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Golden Anubis | Osiris League Season 4 avatar frame, awarded to a lucky few of the alliances who made it to playoffs. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Golden Laurels | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Steadfast Oath | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Black Falcon | Can be obtained from the Assembling Scrolls event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Killer Kunoichi | Can be obtained from the Assembling Scrolls event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Festival of Spring | Can be obtained from the Birth of Spring event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Aegean Origins | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2021 Spring event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Ancient City Fireworks | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Shining City in the Sands" bundle. Note: You can only own 1 of this Avatar Frame. Any extras will be recycled. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Ever-Changing World | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Echoes of a Civilization" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Frozen Treats | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Fragrant Breeze" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Asgard | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2021 Summer event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Immortal Legacy | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Legend of the North" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Gilded Wings | Participate in the Osiris League Grand Finals to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Legendary Arms | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Thistles and Thorns | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Wind of the Andes | Unlock the achievement "A Gifted Audience" on the Child of Fate page to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: A Hero's Ways | Reach 700 progress in the "Master And Commander" achievement to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Fireworks Festival | Awarded during the Summer events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Turquoise Invocation | Avatar frame for Osiris League Season 5. Available in the League Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Turquoise Comforts | Osiris League Season 5 avatar frame, awarded to a lucky few of the alliances who made it to playoffs. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Journey Together | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Set Sail" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Unequalled Glory | Earned in the 2021 Anniversary events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Frightful Night | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Ghoulish Gathering" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Bronze Face | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Sanxingdui Treasure" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Brilliant Dome | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Golden Sunbird | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Happy Chorus | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Season Bounty" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Winter Warmth | Awarded during the 2021 Christmas events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: A Breath of Empire | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2021 Christmas event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Glittering Sparkles | Can be obtained by purchasing the "New Year, New You" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Lucky Koilligraphy | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Golden Window Art | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Scroll of the Stars | Can be obtained by purchasing the Shimmering Spring bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Out With the Old | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Happy Spring Festival" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Bronze Lotus | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Jade Lotus" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Eye of Power | Participate in the Osiris League Grand Finals to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Morning Mist | Can be obtained by purchasing the Spring Fever bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Will of the Empire | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2022 Spring event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Heart of the North | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Swallows' Return | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Easter Egg | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Easter Gift" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Take A Turn | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Beautiful Collection" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Karaku's Treasure | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Meow Moneymaker | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Riddle of the Desert | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2022 Egypt event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Avatar of Bast | Can be obtained from the Words of Eternity event during the 2022 Egypt event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Fearless Charger | Reach 580 Progress in the "Champion" achievements to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Guqin Melody | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Fiery Pact" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Wavedancer | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Pearls of the Deep" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Divine Favor | Osiris League Season 6 avatar frame, awarded to a lucky few of the alliances who made it to playoffs. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Flames of Rebirth | Avatar frame for Osiris League Season 6. Available in the League Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Spirit of the Age | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2022 Anniversary event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Moonlit Teatime | Can be obtained by purchasing the Commemorative Gala bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sweet Meeting | Earned in the 2022 Anniversary events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Summer Lilies | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Face Changer | Unlock "Divine Inheritance" in the Lucerne Scrolls event and reach the corresponding levels to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Paths of the Stars | Log in to Rise of Kingdoms on PC to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Enchanted Pumpkin | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Ghoulish Gathering" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Autumnal Bounty | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Season Bounty" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Briar Rose | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2022 Christmas event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Origarland | Can be obtained from the 2022 Christmas event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Wanderer of Duat | Can be obtained from the Osiris League Grand Finals. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Luck of the Lion | Can be obtained by purchasing the New Year Celebration bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: P.S. I Love You | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Kiss From a Rose" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Scent of Sakura | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Spring Breeze" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Tempered Flame | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2023 Spring event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Bunny-Blessed | Can be obtained by purchasing the 2023 Spring "Easter Gift" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Quill Pals | Can be obtained by purchasing the Birthday Special bundle during the 2023 Birthday Bash event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Birthday Bash | Can be obtained from the Sign-in Spoils event during the 2023 Lilith Birthday Bash event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Nilotic Memories | Osiris League Season 7 avatar frame, awarded to a lucky few of the alliances who made it to playoffs. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Wrath of Anubis | Avatar frame from Osiris League Season 7. Available in the League Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Fragrant Waters | Can be obtained by purchasing the 2023 Dragon Boat Festival "Dragon Boat Race" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Imperial Terrace | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2023 Dragon Boat Festival event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Bucolic Poetry | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Deific Offerings" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Magpie Branches | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Magpie Bridge Rendezvous" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Dust Devil | Can be obtained from the Osiris League Grand Finals. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Lampshadow Evening | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2023 Anniversary event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Beneath Autumn's Eternal Moon | Can be obtained from the 2023 Anniversary event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Governor's Gambit | Reach 800 Progress in the "Potentate" achievements to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Lyrical Lilies | Unlock the achievement "An Invincible Bond" on the Child of Fate page to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Garden Grove | Unlock the achievement "Talent Abound" on the Child of Fate page to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Phantasmagoria | Can be obtained by purchasing the Fright Night bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Senet-or | Can be redeemed in the Grand Prix Betting Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Autumnal Splendor | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Season Bounty" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Iridescent Ice | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2023 Christmas event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sweetest Dreams | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Blizzard's Blessings" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Quinquennial Crown | Avatar frame based on a grand prize winner of the Anniversary Avatar Frame Design Contest. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Gae Gyeongbok | Awarded to governors who took part in the 4th Anniversary Community Gathering in Seoul. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Dàyàntǎ | Awarded to governors who took part in the 3rd Anniversary Award Ceremony in Xi'an. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Rheinische Sinfonie | Awarded to governors who took part in Community Gathering Cologne 2023. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Key of Kingship | Commemorative reward for the 2023 Global Champions Grand Prix. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Paper Dragon | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Starlit Dance" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Knife of Khnum | Osiris League Season 8 avatar frame. Awarded to participants who made it to the playoffs. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Wings of Iset | Osiris League Season 8 avatar frame. Available in the League Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Rising Phoenix | Can be obtained by purchasing the Shimmering Spring bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Flames of Apollo | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2024 Spring event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Bunny Bonnet | Can be obtained by purchasing the Woodland Wonders bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Ink, Wine, and Song | Can be obtained by purchasing the Echoes of a Civilization bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Wormwood and Wine | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Dragon Boat Race" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Golden Dragon | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2024 Dragon Boat Festival event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Nehebkau's Ward | Can be obtained from the Osiris League Grand Finals. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Imperium Sine Fine | Can be obtained by purchasing the Way of Worship bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Love After Dusk | Can be obtained by purchasing the Magpie Bridge Rendezvous bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Down Am Main Street | Awarded to governors who took part in the Frankfurt Community Gathering 2024. | ||
| Avatar Frame: City of Angels | Awarded to governors who took part in the LA Community Gathering 2024. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Celestial Sea | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2024 Anniversary Festival event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sea of Distant Dreams | Can be obtained from the 2024 Anniversary Festival event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Seaside Rendezvous | Awarded to governors who took part in the Sanya Community Gathering 2024. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Eventide Witch | Can be obtained by purchasing the Fright Night bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Gobbled Up | Can be obtained by purchasing the Season Bounty bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Cloudpiercing Plumes | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2024 Christmas event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: O'er the Fields | Can be obtained by purchasing the Starlit Carol bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sphinx | Commemorative reward for the 2024 Global Champions Grand Prix. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Crane's Cry | Awarded to governors who took part in the 5th Anniversary Community Gathering in Seoul. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Cloud Palace | Can be obtained by purchasing the Lantern Light Nights bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Flames of Xibalba | Can be obtained from the Cycle of the Haab' event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Goddess of Joy | Can be obtained from community events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Governor of the Year 2024 | Can be obtained by winning the Governor of the Year 2024 community event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Pearl of the Far East | Awarded to governors who took part in the Ho Chi Minh City Community Gathering 2025. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Ace in the Hole | Osiris League Season 9 avatar frame. Available in the League Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Grand Voyage | Winner of the 2024 Anniversary Avatar Frame Design Contest community event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Banquet Regalia | Winner of the 2024 Anniversary Avatar Frame Design Contest community event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Judgement of Ma'at | Osiris League Season 9 avatar frame. Only awarded to participants who made it to the playoffs. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Steelborne Spring | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2025 Easter event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Steelborne Song | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2025 Easter event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Loveliest of Trees | Can be obtained by purchasing the Easter Gift bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Skyward Spires | Awarded to governors who took part in the Dubai Community Gathering 2025. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Ink of Eons | Can be obtained by purchasing the Journey Through Time bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Lotus Lake | Awarded to governors who took part in the Hangzhou Community Gathering 2025. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Clouds Rise Like Dragons | Can be obtained by purchasing the Legacy of Great Qin bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Drifting Down a River of Stars | Can be obtained by purchasing the Moonlit Night bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sea Scion | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2025 Great Qin event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Wave Warlord | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2025 Great Qin event series. | ||
| Ancient Torc | Can be obtained by participating in the Supreme Strife. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Waveglimmer | Can be obtained by purchasing the Summer Sea bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Living Infinite | Can be obtained by purchasing the Pearls of the Deep bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Beneath a Starry Night | Awarded to governors who took part in the Amsterdam Community Gathering 2025. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Dionysian Crown | Can be obtained by purchasing the Divine Ambrosia bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Onward and Upward | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2025 Anniversary Festival event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Time Flies | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2025 Anniversary Festival event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Lunar Longing | Can be obtained from the September 2025 event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Pesky Pumpkin | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Ghoulish Gathering" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Harvest Wreath | Can be obtained by purchasing the Season Bounty bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Eight Golden Blossoms | Can be obtained from Annals of Goryeo events. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Deer Friends | Awarded to governors who took part in the Korea Community Gathering 2025. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sacred Garden | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2025 Christmas event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Floral Aurora | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2025 Christmas event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Frostborn Legend | Can be obtained by purchasing the "Starlit Carol" bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Blazing Star | Commemorative reward for the 2025 Global Champions Grand Prix. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Leonine Crown | Can be obtained by winning the Governor of the Year 2025 community event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Celestial Glory | Obtained by being a long-serving leader or officer of an alliance. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Gilded Ruyi Scepter | Can be obtained by purchasing the New Year Celebration bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Splendid Foresight | Can be obtained from the Military Heritage event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Neon Memories | Awarded to governors who took part in the 2026 LA Community Gathering | ||
| Avatar Frame: Solar Barque | Osiris League Season 10 avatar frame. Only awarded to alliances that made it to the playoffs. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Lotus of Life | Osiris League Season 10 avatar frame. Available in the League Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Resonant Dawn | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event in the 2026 Spring event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Harmonic Radiance | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event in the 2026 Spring event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Spring's Birdsong | Can be obtained by purchasing the Shimmering Spring bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Pawsome Protection | Reach 490 Progress in the "Guardian" achievements to obtain. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Bunny Bash | Can be obtained by purchasing the Woodland Wonders bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Remnants of Time | Can be obtained by purchasing the Journey Through Time bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Maritime Tidings | Awarded to governors who took part in the 2026 Ho Chi Minh City Community Gathering. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sharp Bites | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event in the 2026 Summer event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sharkpunk | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event in the 2026 Summer event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sweet Summer | Can be obtained by purchasing the Firefly Night bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Champion's Wreath | Can be obtained from the Kick-Off Shop. | ||
| Avatar Frame: High Sea Legend | Can be obtained by purchasing the Pearls of the Deep bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Royal Respite | Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
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| Avatar Frame: Royal Respite | Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Avatar Frame: Metropolis Melodies | Awarded to governors who took part in the 2026 Shanghai Community Gathering. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Star-Crossed Lovers | Can be obtained by purchasing the Weaver's Gift bundle. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sharkpunk | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event in the 2026 Summer event series. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Avatar Frame: War Incarnate | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2026 Anniversary event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Sanguine Favor | Can be obtained from the Zenith of Power event during the 2026 Anniversary event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Theater of Muses | Can be obtained from the 2026 Anniversary Festival event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Imperial Impression | Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Anniversary Letter | Can be obtained from the 2026 Anniversary Festival event series. | ||
| Avatar Frame: Barbarian Incursion | Can be obtained from community events. | ||
| Cleopatra Emoji Bundle | Open to get a Cleopatra emoji that you don't yet have. If you already have all the Cleopatra emojis, you'll get a "3-Hour Speedup" item. | ||
| Constance Emoji Bundle | Open to get a Constance emoji that you don't yet have. If you already have all the Constance emojis, you'll get a "3-Hour Speedup" item. | ||
| El Cid Emoji Bundle | Open to get a El Cid emoji that you don't yet have. If you already have all the El Cid emojis, you'll get a "3-Hour Speedup" item. | ||
| Holiday Theme Bundle | Open it to get a random Epic Holiday City Theme that you don't yet have. If you have all of the themes available, you'll get five 24-hour Speedup items. | ||
| Name Plaque: Capitoline Wolf | The executioner's guilty heart binds the child to the river's ebb and flow, nurturing Capitoline Wolf's bloody desire for revenge. Deep within the forest, the legends which will bring about the glory of Rome are growing stronger. | ||
| Name Plaque: Endless Melody | The pulses of life, the music of soul. | ||
| Name Plaque: Rose Petals | Roses may wilt and die, but their thorns stay sharp forever. | ||
| Name Plaque: Fleur de Lys | The humble purity of the lily is what makes it so beautiful. Content to grow and bloom without regard for watching eyes, it teaches us to be true to ourselves. | ||
| Name Plaque: Matador's Regalia | The cries of the matador echo around the arena, his crimson cloak a burning flame against the darkness of the bull. One false step is his demise, but at the end of the dance lies immortality. | ||
| Name Plaque: Rhythm of Bamboo | Bamboo is flexible, bending while the storm rages, then standing tall once more. This is its strength. | ||
| Name Plaque: Sakura Fantasy | If sakura blossoms fall at five centimeters per second, how long will it take two hearts to fall in love? | ||
| Name Plaque: Janggu in the Wind | The beat of the janggu carries on the wind, now near, now far, an ever changing rhythm. Who is the drummer, and for whom does he play? | ||
| Name Plaque: Desert Eagle | Do you see the eagle soaring high above us? He is the true lord of the desert. His talons fear neither heat nor cold, and nothing escapes his gaze. | ||
| Name Plaque: Grand Ball | Grand Ball | The blending of culture, from poetry to orchestra, folk music from the Caucasus Mountains to the Aegean Sea. The soothing tones, sounded in tribute to the sun and moon, uplift and refresh the soul. | |
| Name Plaque: Gemmed Crown | This crown made of pure gold is admired by the entire world. Its beauty is the stuff of dreams. The colorful gemstones are the shining light of glory, and are the pride of your people. | ||
| Name Plaque: Wild Spirit | Wild Spirit | The sword in my hand and totem of my heart will never relinquish the safeguarding of our territory. | |
| Name Plaque: Amun-Ra the Supreme | The Hidden One protects the land with his limitless strength, calling the meek and mighty to stand beside him. His supreme power can be glimpsed in the dazzling halo of the Sun. | ||
| Name Plaque: Egyptian Blue | The ancient Egyptians refined the essence of sky and ocean into a mysterious, unchanging blue glaze. The secret of its creation was lost long ago, but the miraculous hue lives on. | ||
| Name Plaque: Temple of Artemis | Twice destroyed and twice rebuilt, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. | ||
| Name Plaque: Divine Laurels | A tower growing on the edge of the mainland illuminates the other side of the sea. The torch of the Divine burns day and night. In the darkness of the night, the lighthouse is like a sparkling star of a god, guide and guardian to ships and the souls sailing them, seeing them safely home under its gaze. | ||
| Name Plaque: Olympia | Light and energy converge to form lightning and thunder, property of Zeus, the leader of the gods. Your people built this statue in honor of this supreme god, hoping their faith will be rewarded with his protection, power, and the fulfillment of a variety of wishes. | ||
| Name Plaque: All-Out Rumble | The castle collapses before your eyes in a deafening crash. Dardanelles Gun has breached the gates of Constantinople, marking the end of a golden era. | ||
| Name Plaque: The Great Wall | Take arms and watch over our civilization on the Great Wall. | ||
| Name Plaque: Mark of Shu | The ancient Shu Kingdom has allowed us a glimpse at the numerous bronze masterpieces that were born of their incredible civilization. These artifacts connect the people to their ancestors, maintaining a profound and unique cultural identity. | ||
| Name Plaque: Dome Carvings | Complex floral patterns work to expand the perception of space above. The rounded ceiling gently blends together the elements of the universe. | ||
| Name Plaque: Vile Witch | Halloween is coming and the witches are stirring. How many victims will fall prey to their vile curses and wicked trickery? | ||
| Name Plaque: Thanksgiving Dinner | The rustling of Maple leaves. The aroma of a delicious feast. Warm embraces and hearty laughters, a joyous celebration for all. | ||
| Name Plaque: Samurai Headgear | A samurai's headpiece exemplifies the sharpness of his spirit and the honor of his code. | ||
| Name Plaque: 'Tis the Season | The sound of bells ring from the eaves of the roof. Santa descends the chimney and carefully stuffs his presents into red Christmas stockings. | ||
| Name Plaque: Horn of Victory | The sound of this horn shakes the air and signifies the beginning of endless victory. | ||
| Name Plaque: Swan Love | A full moon rests in the surface of a lake. A pair of swans crisscross their necks into the shape of a heart. A moment of true love and bliss. | ||
| Name Plaque: Prismatic Kaleidoscope | Pieces of stained glass refract sunlight into a kaleidoscope of colors. | ||
| Name Plaque: Golden Pyramidions | Mummies wrapped in preservatives symbolize mankind's struggle against time. Rays of sunlight shine upon the pyramid as if to raise a stairway between the mortal and heavenly realms, to be traversed unto eternal life. | ||
| Name Plaque: Colossus of Rhodes | Rays of sunlight dance upon the Aegean Sea like musical notes composed from gold. The Dorians of Rhodes worship the sun god Helios for his beneficence in protecting the island from volcanic disasters. | ||
| Name Plaque: Year of the Rat | Firecrackers crackle as the breath of spring melts the wintry snow. | ||
| Name Plaque: Insatiable Bloodlust | The fires of war burn and burn as battles rage into the sunset. What were once meant as symbols of freedom, have now become destinies that cannot be defied. | ||
| Name Plaque: Words of Love | Everlasting twilight and a soft breeze in the night, sweet whispers as you gaze into your lover's eyes. | ||
| Name Plaque: Gate of All Nations | Ancient legendary beasts that traversed the night and communed with Prophets, now kneel in silken blue tabards and gilt with golden ornaments, symbolizing the glories of the past. | ||
| Name Plaque: Mayan Secrets | This advanced civilization disappeared almost overnight, hidden away in an enormous jungle. | ||
| Name Plaque: Flowers and Scriptures | I ascend a snowy mountain, led by fresh flowers to a sanctuary brimming with sacred scrolls. If this is the fabled nirvana of legend, I believe it. | ||
| Name Plaque: Undersea Kingdom | Let us venture beneath the ocean and unravel secrets long lost to mankind. | ||
| Name Plaque: Warmth of Spring | Warm winds and soft drizzles are breathing vitality back into this world. Willows are sprouting and birds are singing. Let us celebrate the coming of spring. | ||
| Name Plaque: Fall of Troy | Achilles has fallen. Was his weakness the heels, or was it love? | ||
| Name Plaque: Ramadan Mubarak | A new moon glows in the sky. People bathed, fasted, and shared plenty of goodwill and joy. "Ramadan Mubarak!" | ||
| Name Plaque: Golden Eye of Ra | The divine judge of good and evil has handed the keeping of order and justice to Bastet, a pious and beautiful cat-like divinity who never shirks from her vigilant watch. Her sharp claws are always ready for evil. | ||
| Name Plaque: Silver Eye of Ra | Ra sees and judges all, inspiring his followers with visions of a just society and ignominious punishment for the wicked. His eyes do not imprison those in his gaze. Instead, he forces each man to levy judgment against himself. | ||
| Name Plaque: Goldwood Frame | A sturdy wooden frame evoking the warmth of past friendships. What beauty is recorded here in these vivid flowing lines, what memorable encounters and partings? | ||
| Name Plaque: Angkor Dreams | Layered rows of pagodas appear to reach for the heavens. They are Jayavarman's Bayon towers, a monument to the piety of Angkor Wat, and a once secluded temple revealed by time. A serene ease may be felt here under the sun's rays, half-blanketed by jungle. | ||
| Name Plaque: Dragon Boat Drumroll | The booming drums send the dragon boats forward. We race down the river waters just like our heroic ancestors have throughout history. It is time to raise our glasses and toast the arrival of summer as a warm breeze lofts our voices to the ether. | ||
| Name Plaque: Porcelain Pusher | The exquisite blue flowers, meticulously painted and well-protected by the enamel glaze, evoke the feelings of a past era. Boil some white tea, and watch the wisps of steam curl like breaths, as though just fired in the kiln. You can see the stars in the clear, blue sky. | ||
| Name Plaque: Mycenaean Pottery | No matter what caused the demise of Mycenaean culture, it has left behind trances of its former glory. The king's wealth has made people wonder: Whose legacy will last as long as a piece of pottery? | ||
| Name Plaque: Summer Nights | Bright moonlight illuminates the hearts of two youths, as leaf cicadas sing a song of their passionate thoughts. The campfire is lively in the summer night. All that's missing is a touch of starlight. | ||
| Name Plaque: Nautical Compass | Starlight illuminates our boundless universe. In the mysterious sea of stars, we are but small, unknowing passengers. With the sun and the moon to guide our way, we will never be lost. | ||
| Name Plaque: Sumerian Memories | The Tigris and Euphrates rivers work together to feed the Mesopotamian plains. Here, the Sumerians used cuneiform to carve out the beginnings of civilization. Thousands of years later, Sumerian civilization is not what it was, but the engraved stone plates have never been worn out. | ||
| Name Plaque: Tumi | The blade was carefully polished, its delicate handle a symbol of its importance and role. Legend has it that when a Tumi is hung from a wall, good luck will come to visit its owner. | ||
| Name Plaque: Rites of Kings | The young king clasped his hands, and was given a fine crown. From that day forward, his palace was always full of wine, and his kingdom's roads always paved with flowers. | ||
| Name Plaque: Moment of Celebration | As the brightest stars in the sky decorate the roof, we stand hand in hand, counting down: "3... 2... 1... Happy Anniversary!" The lights come on, songs ring through the air, and balloons of every color are lifted up to the night sky with great cheers. We come together here to celebrate the whole day and night together, in hope that this time next year, we will be raising our glasses together again! | ||
| Name Plaque: Entrancing Witch | One lump of beeswax, twelve dried fox tails, four tablespoons of grass roots, and a lump of ambergris... My lovely soup is almost done! Humans always hear 'witch' and go running. This year I'll try to do something good! Hmm... Delicious! Next... Which lovely little humans will get to taste my tasty concoction? | ||
| Name Plaque: Bon Voyage | Bad weather will never stop your dreams. As long as there are waves beneath our feet and a rudder in our hands, we will stay on course. | ||
| Name Plaque: Emerging Phantoms | The pale mask hides both faces and insecurities, a shackle for the soul. Love is not shown through control and possession. Giving others respect and freedom is the true path to self redemption. | ||
| Name Plaque: Thanksgiving Harvest | I am thankful that we can gather together for this delicious meal. Reaping the harvest validates our hard work, and helps us cement this feeling of gratitude in our hearts. | ||
| Name Plaque: Legendary Dancer | To flourish in a world of chaos, one must dance in the dark. | ||
| Name Plaque: Strength of the Gods | What need has a demigod to fear the conspiring of cowards? | ||
| Name Plaque: Golden War Helm | The thirst for battle can never be quenched. Sometimes it is hard to tell if we fight for honor, or out of habit. | ||
| Name Plaque: Santa Claus | With a red cap and snowy white beard, this Santa outfit will make you the highlight of every Christmas party. But be sure to bring enough gifts, or you might disappoint the kids! | ||
| Name Plaque: Moonstone Crown | These gems really shine after bathing in moonlight for centuries. If you get close, you can almost feel the cold tranquility of the moon as well. | ||
| Name Plaque: Dragon Dance | The dragon dance is an ancient tradition of China, performed on major holidays to show reverence for the dragons, pray for peace, and for a bountiful harvest. | ||
| Name Plaque: Silver Anubis | "He Who is Upon His Sacred Mountain rules the underworld. In the name of death itself, I guard the eternal slumber of the departed." | ||
| Name Plaque: Golden Anubis | "Life, death, and rebirth. All stem from the silt of the Nile, and so from thence do I draw my color. In the land of eternal life, I shall forever represent true divinity." | ||
| Name Plaque: Golden Laurels | A laurel wreath, the ultimate sign of victory, made in stylish gold to permanently make your mark on history. | ||
| Name Plaque: Steadfast Oath | True warriors fear nothing. As long as they can draw breath, the battle is not over. | ||
| Name Plaque: Black Falcon | For true ninjas, those with the power of the dragon god. | ||
| Name Plaque: Killer Kunoichi | A tribute to an ingenious girl who thrives in the shadows. | ||
| Name Plaque: Festival of Spring | The quick steps of the dance bring back memories of fragrant wood and loud music, a ceremony of new life and rebirth for the God of Spring. | ||
| Name Plaque: Aegean Origins | A magnificent palace on the coast marks the cradle of civilization, telling the story of mankind's rise to the sea. | ||
| Name Plaque: Ancient City Fireworks | Flames light up the night sky. The besiegers' horn blasts permeate the air. The challengers have no fear. History will be written this day. | ||
| Name Plaque: Ever-Changing World | Time marches on, civilizations change, and the lives of long ago live on in the king's records. Does anyone remember how they once ruled this land? | ||
| Name Plaque: Frozen Treats | Cut through the sweltering summer heat with frozen treats! Mmm, yummy! Have some more! | ||
| Name Plaque: Asgard | "All things of this world share the language of life and death. Thine eyes and ears shalt act as mine own." | ||
| Name Plaque: Immortal Legacy | May the long, ancient epics help keep us warm in the long winter nights. | ||
| Name Plaque: Gilded Wings | These colorful wings of victory gleam with golden brilliance. Onwards to greater glory! | ||
| Name Plaque: Legendary Arms | Weathered by centuries of dust, these weapons still gleam with an uncanny brilliance as befitting the heroes who possessed them. | ||
| Name Plaque: Thistles and Thorns | The deep forest is a dangerous place. Who would hide under a harmless guise, and to what deadly capacity? | ||
| Name Plaque: Wind of the Andes | These ancient totems are a powerful testament to the former glories of the Inca Empire, but sadly none of their gold or treasure remains today. New scribes of history will no doubt plot more of the course of this once great empire. | ||
| Name Plaque: A Hero's Ways | A hero's journey is never over. Set your sights above and venture onwards! | ||
| Name Plaque: Fireworks Festival | I'll always remember each wonderful summer, its brilliant fireworks and festivities. It's time to set aside our busy lives for just a moment and truly appreciate this shining moment of relaxation. | ||
| Name Plaque: Turquoise Invocation | More lustrous than gold and more precious than jade. | ||
| Name Plaque: Turquoise Comforts | Those who mark their status with it find no greater honor. | ||
| Name Plaque: Journey Together | The journey is all the more special for your presence. | ||
| Name Plaque: Unequalled Glory | All heroes may fight, but it is your name that stands above. | ||
| Name Plaque: Frightful Night | Withered trees part their dead branches because the Witch of the Castle would welcome guests tonight who, by the great chimes of midnight bells, know an extraordinary evening has begun. | ||
| Name Plaque: Bronze Face | A treasure trove of ancient "Shu" bronze ceremonial artifacts from the Sanxingdui dig. | ||
| Name Plaque: Brilliant Dome | A brilliant jade blue dome crowned with feathers. | ||
| Name Plaque: Golden Sunbird | These golden sunbirds fly in a pattern of eternal unison. | ||
| Name Plaque: Happy Chorus | Our baskets are heavy with fruit from the fields, a reminder of the importance of this season of life. | ||
| Name Plaque: Winter Warmth | The beautiful adornments on these branches seem to illuminate the winter's night. | ||
| Name Plaque: A Breath of Empire | Brilliant golden brocades and imposing pillars reveal a time of considerable glory. | ||
| Name Plaque: Glittering Sparkles | Torches glow with extraordinary brightness as bells and drums announce the coming of another, glorious new year! | ||
| Name Plaque: Lucky Koilligraphy | The carps seem to play between the lotus leaves, etched in a subtle ink. | ||
| Name Plaque: Golden Window Art | Exquisitely designed eaves and reflective paneling to awaken the Baroque spirit within. | ||
| Name Plaque: Scroll of the Stars | Embrace the stars within your chest, and honor their shine with your brilliance. | ||
| Name Plaque: Out With the Old | See in the spring with the blooming of plum blossoms. | ||
| Name Plaque: Bronze Lotus | A witness to history that has protected countless souls. | ||
| Name Plaque: Eye of Power | Only the bravest obtain power, and rarely without sacrifice. | ||
| Name Plaque: Tasseled Crown | A crown of colorful silk thread, fit for a king. | ||
| Name Plaque: Morning Mist | Green leaves unfurl and white flowers sway in the breeze. | ||
| Name Plaque: Will of the Empire | Eagles strike like lightning. An iron will brook no mutiny. | ||
| Name Plaque: Heart of the North | A bear pokes out its nose, its breath turning to icy vapor. | ||
| Name Plaque: Swallows' Return | As sure as the blossoms will fall, the swallows will return. | ||
| Name Plaque: Easter Egg | The painting of eggshells has long been a tradition in many cultures, representing the life and rebirth that spring brings. | ||
| Name Plaque: Take A Turn | How often is wisdom only gained after pain has passed, just as day breaks in through rainy clouds? Well ought we consider the bountiful peacefulness of nature within our beautiful world. | ||
| Name Plaque: Karaku's Treasure | The remote mountain jungle of Karaku Kingdom is also home to uncounted numbers of closely-guarded occult treasures. Moreover, it is said any would-be adventurers to trespass upon such treasures without permission will no doubt receive a truly terrifying punishment. | ||
| Name Plaque: Meow Moneymaker | If you have the temerity to ask, I have the compassion to give: may good luck and fortune flow upon you like a never-ending stream! | ||
| Name Plaque: Riddle of the Desert | O endless desert, what terrors and treasures do you hide? | ||
| Name Plaque: Avatar of Bast | This kitty's got claws. | ||
| Name Plaque: Fearless Charger | The clashing of blade on armor is the song of the fearless warrior. | ||
| Name Plaque: Guqin Melody | The waters, the mountains, the moonlight, the birds: all can be heard in the guqin's melody. | ||
| Name Plaque: Wavedancer | Through her majestic waves, the deep sea speaks to us. | ||
| Name Plaque: Divine Favor | The eyes of Horus represent the blessings of the gods, and their supreme power. They remain fixed on the horizon, guarding against the reemergence of demons who would disturb the sleep of the dead. | ||
| Name Plaque: Flames of Rebirth | Bennu, known as the 'soul of Ra', is the bird who guides the gods through the underworld. If one wishes to be reborn from ashes, one must first endure the flames. | ||
| Name Plaque: Spirit of the Age | Only a spirit resistant to the artifices of time can remain strong forever. | ||
| Name Plaque: Moonlit Teatime | Sip tea and contemplate the moon. | ||
| Name Plaque: Sweet Meeting | Abundant fruits? Rich cake? A perfectly sweet combination on Festival Day. | ||
| Name Plaque: Summer Lilies | The soft rain and breeze gently pulls at the emerald lilies over the water. | ||
| Name Plaque: Face Changer | A Sichuanese performance art in which the performer rapidly changes a series of vividly colored masks. | ||
| Name Plaque: Enchanted Pumpkin | Trick or treat! Beware of greedy pumpkin-stealing ghosts outside your door. | ||
| Name Plaque: Autumnal Bounty | The great squirrel and acorn transfer begins as the aroma of this year's harvest wafts across the land. | ||
| Name Plaque: Briar Rose | A rose blooms among thorns, like a glorious victory from a desperate struggle. | ||
| Name Plaque: Origarland | Families fold the festive paper into colorful winter crafts. A fond, innocent memory of childhood. | ||
| Name Plaque: Wanderer of Duat | Dusk fades to night and the waters lay still. In the land of the dead, only Ra's light shines through. | ||
| Name Plaque: Luck of the Lion | The drums and gongs thunder, the lanterns float on high, and the lion's roar sends evil back from whence it came. Thus heralds another year of peace and harmony. | ||
| Name Plaque: P.S. I Love You | In this letter I enclose a hundred tender kisses. I have but one thing to ask of you: please love me as I love you. | ||
| Name Plaque: Scent of Sakura | A lovely spring night / suddenly vanished while we / viewed cherry blossoms. | ||
| Name Plaque: Tempered Flame | A fiery flame forged from fearless fortitude. | ||
| Name Plaque: Bunny-Blessed | Eostre's breath blooms flowers anew / as her faithful hares bring tidings to you. | ||
| Name Plaque: Quill Pals | Though seas and mountains may keep us part, may my restless quill always keep your heart. | ||
| Name Plaque: Nilotic Memories | Upon the river of eternity, we forged a civilization without equal. | ||
| Name Plaque: Wrath of Anubis | One must feel despair before hope, decay before rebirth. | ||
| Name Plaque: Fragrant Waters | Lying in my boat half awake / wine-scent wind rising from the lake. | ||
| Name Plaque: Imperial Terrace | An ancient hall pierces the morning haze / Ere the sky meets the bright sun's rays. | ||
| Name Plaque: Bucolic Poetry | As your fingers move across the lyre, the beautiful scenery writes its own lyrics. | ||
| Name Plaque: Magpie Branches | A river of starlight keeps us apart / A beautiful sight for my broken heart. / But once every year, birds black of feather / Cross moon and sky to bring us together. | ||
| Name Plaque: Dust Devil | Spin a tale about your exploits. | ||
| Name Plaque: Lampshadow Evening | This is a night for lanterns and love, not blood and battle. Taking off their armor, the soldiers shout, "Brothers, tonight we fight sobriety!" | ||
| Name Plaque: Beneath Autumn's Eternal Moon | Tonight, the dynasty celebrates another year of its eternal rule. As song and dance fill the streets, the palace feasters fill their bellies. Thus it has always been, but will it always be thus? | ||
| Name Plaque: Governor's Gambit | Traps and treachery abound on this battlefield of black and white. From your very first move, you must be thinking about your last. | ||
| Name Plaque: Lyrical Lilies | As lily-scented winds cross paths with sunlight jumping from petal to petal, a splendid harmony emerges. | ||
| Name Plaque: Garden Grove | We will make this garden bloom, from summer to winter, from sun to moon. | ||
| Name Plaque: Phantasmagoria | Dead trees pierce the gloam. Tonight, the dead come knocking. | ||
| Name Plaque: Senet-or | You'll need Thoth's wisdom to win this game. | ||
| Name Plaque: Autumnal Splendor | Gentle winds carry in the last warmth of autumn, as feast tables everywhere shine golden with the harvest's bounty. | ||
| Name Plaque: Iridescent Ice | A heavy crown, a frozen dream, a bitter memory. | ||
| Name Plaque: Sweetest Dreams | One last sleep, and one last dream, before the happiest day of the year. | ||
| Name Plaque: Key of Kingship | A crown makes not a pharaoh; it is valor and justice that unlock the door to kingship. | ||
| Name Plaque: Paper Dragon | The paper dragon has a magic of his own. The fireworks outside are his roar, the spring breezes are his storms, and the window is his demesne. | ||
| Name Plaque: Knife of Khnum | The waters of the Nile quench the desert soil, but so too do they fan the flames of war. From these flames was forged a dagger most mighty. | ||
| Name Plaque: Wings of Iset | The mother-god spreads her wings as wide as her infinite compassion, bestowing shelter from the cruel skies. | ||
| Name Plaque: Rising Phoenix | Soaring over sea and stone, the king of birds stops at nothing to reunite with his queen. | ||
| Name Plaque: Flames of Apollo | Though he may be the god of healing, light, and music, do not underestimate Apollo's skill with a bow. The sun brings flames as easily as it grants life. | ||
| Name Plaque: Bunny Bonnet | Hummingbirds float through the evening air / Weaving the springtime into your hair. | ||
| Name Plaque: Ink, Wine, and Song | The poem came to me in a drunken dream. Ink raced across the bamboo; a sudden storm, a rising cloud, a stream flowing down the mountain. | ||
| Name Plaque: Wormwood and Wine | Orchids in the bath, sweet-flag in my wine. Wormwood on the door, hung and bound with twine. | ||
| Name Plaque: Golden Dragon | Golden light illuminates the auspicious days to come. May your every day be filled with the warmth, light, and mirth of the brilliant summer sun. | ||
| Name Plaque: Nehebkau's Ward | He who harnesses the spirits keeps our blades sharp and our souls safe. | ||
| Name Plaque: Imperium Sine Fine | An empire without end begins with a single step. | ||
| Name Plaque: Love After Dusk | Come the morrow, our love will fade away. But under the amber glow of the setting sun and the silvery light of the stars, it feels eternal. | ||
| Name Plaque: Celestial Sea | Rigel, Polaris, and Fomalhaut too / Follow the stars and they'll lead you true | ||
| Name Plaque: Sea of Distant Dreams | We've explored the land and sailed the seas; now we set our sights upon the stars. | ||
| Name Plaque: Eventide Witch | "I'm off to get some more eye of newt! Grimalkin, watch the house for me!" | ||
| Name Plaque: Gobbled Up | What's a turkey's favorite dessert? Peach gobbler! | ||
| Name Plaque: Cloudpiercing Plumes | You know not what lies beyond the clouds, but to soar above all others you must fly higher than any creature has flown before. | ||
| Name Plaque: O'er the Fields | Making spirits bright. | ||
| Name Plaque: Sphinx | Who'll tell me my secret / The ages have kept? / I awaited the seer / While they slumbered and slept | ||
| Name Plaque: Cloud Palace | A realm beyond imagination, where radiant pavilions drift among the clouds and towering spires cast their shadows over timeless courtyards. Rays of light shine from the heavens; scarlet flowers scatter with the wind. | ||
| Name Plaque: Flames of Xibalba | Fires below, sun of the night; wage war upon those who would defile this sacred place! | ||
| Name Plaque: Ace in the Hole | I don't just break the rules, I make them. | ||
| Name Plaque: Pious Night | Though the fast may break with sunset, self-reflection and devotion never end. | ||
| Name Plaque: Judgement of Ma'at | There is no truer justice than this, the final judgement of your existence. | ||
| Name Plaque: Steelborne Spring | Aloft wings of iron and oak, I rise from the ashes in steam and smoke. | ||
| Name Plaque: Loveliest of Trees | "Loveliest of trees, the cherry now / Is hung with bloom along the bough, / And stands about the woodland ride / Wearing white for Eastertide." | ||
| Name Plaque: Ink of Eons | They sailed the waves—we paint their legacy. | ||
| Name Plaque: Clouds Rise Like Dragons | The dragon roars across the nine heavens, the sword echoes through peaks and valleys. | ||
| Name Plaque: Drifting Down a River of Stars | Moonlight lingers upon the fragrant lotus. My vessel drifts farther and farther, collecting dreams along the way. | ||
| Name Plaque: Sea Scion | "Pour forth in the strength that is yours—it is needed! Open the floodgates, down with the barriers, give full rein to the steeds of your streams!" | ||
| Name Plaque: Ancient Testament | The power of the ancients heeds only the call of the worthy. | ||
| Name Plaque: Waveglimmer | The deep waves carry the pearlescent glow of shells and the ocean's hidden mysteries. | ||
| Name Plaque: Living Infinite | "It is an immense desert, where man is never lonely, for he feels life stirring on all sides. The sea is only the embodiment of a supernatural and wonderful existence. It is nothing but love and emotion; it is the 'Living Infinite,' as one of your poets has said." | ||
| Name Plaque: Dionysian Crown | Sunlight drips with the nectar of late autumn, the gentle breeze an animus for new poetry. | ||
| Name Plaque: Onward and Upward | Our time here is fleeting—a single flap of the divine bird's wings. | ||
| Name Plaque: Pesky Pumpkin | All tricks, no treats! | ||
| Name Plaque: Harvest Wreath | Bound by maple and golden wheat, the warmth of the harvest is for all to share. | ||
| Name Plaque: Sanshin Tiger | The mountain god roars like a tiger, guarding the journey ahead. | ||
| Name Plaque: Floral Aurora | Fall into a garden of gold and roses, where the wind dances and Venus' lingering radiance weaves light with the moon's silver. | ||
| Name Plaque: Frostborn Legend | A chilly wind drifts by, carrying snow in a quiet, swirling dance. | ||
| Name Plaque: Blazing Star | A shooting star sets the sky ablaze as the sacred ibis takes flight; the fate and brilliance of the heavens now rest in your hands. | ||
| Name Plaque: Celestial Glory | The stars guide us on. The future is bright. | ||
| Name Plaque: Gilded Ruyi Scepter | Much like the gentle gleam of jade, true noble character is distinguished through humility and grace. | ||
| Name Plaque: Splendid Foresight | Truths are hidden among crossed lines on a board, while history is discussed as pieces are placed. | ||
| Name Plaque: Solar Barque | Voyage across the night sky, O King, and give peace to the realm in your name. | ||
| Name Plaque: Lotus of Life | In the primordial dark waters, the lotus begets the light of life. | ||
| Name Plaque: Resonant Dawn | Dawn slips through the fractures of fading dreams, as the songbird completes final notes of lulling lullabies. | ||
| Name Plaque: Spring's Birdsong | Against the backdrop of lush woods and gardens, the nesting sparrow completes the picture of spring. | ||
| Name Plaque: Pawsome Protection | This human is hereby under the protection of a pawsome pal! | ||
| Name Plaque: Bunny Bash | In the spring forest where delights abound, this little bunny has found worthy treasure of her own. | ||
| Name Plaque: Remnants of Time | Eons ago, ancient sea beasts battled to the death for right to the throne. The war only stopped when an underwater volcano erupted, and its outcome remains unclear to this day. | ||
| Name Plaque: Viking Bonfire | Even the most fearsome warriors may lay down their blades for a fireside chat. They sing of war, glory, and gods, as they do for love, home, and family. | ||
| Name Plaque: Sharkpunk | Swim among steel and crushed foam. In this steam-forged world of neon, the hunt has just begun. | ||
| Name Plaque: Sweet Summer | Feel the ocean breeze! A chilled slice of watermelon is just what you need for a perfect beach day. | ||
| Name Plaque: Champion's Wreath | "I see it in your eyes / You want the cup of life / Now that the day is here / Gotta go and get it" | ||
| Name Plaque: High Sea Legend | The sea breeze carries the promise of adventure, and untold riches lie beyond the horizon. Who will claim the masterless helm and continue the saga of the seven seas? | ||
| Name Plaque: Star-Crossed Lovers | Night as my gown and stars as my witness, let my cowherd travel far and wide, until he reaches the silvery river bright. Grow old along with me, as the best is yet to be. | ||
| Name Plaque: War Incarnate | The bird of prey sweeps across ashen battlefields, the ever loyal companion to war. Heroes, go forth and claim your fill of glory! | ||
| Name Plaque: Theater of Muses | Feast on the artist's soft musings tonight, as roses bloom on curtain drapes and notes flow from the painted canvas. | ||
| Aquila I | Unlocks a World Wanderer: Rome decorative structure: Aquila I. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Aquila II | Unlocks a World Wanderer: Rome decorative structure: Aquila II. This item will be consumed upon building it. Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the structure in their building list. | ||
| Firefly | Used to raise your event level in the 2026 Summer Solstice event Midsummer Magic. | ||
| Pyramid of Khufu | This faded scrap of parchment depicts an enormous pyramid towering above the horizon. | ||
| Hanging Gardens of Babylon | This faded scrap of parchment depicts a beautiful garden. Could it be a glimpse of heaven? | ||
| Lighthouse of Alexandria | This faded scrap of parchment depicts a great lighthouse pointing the way for lost voyagers. | ||
| Colossus of Rhodes | This faded scrap of parchment depicts an immense statue holding high a flaming torch. | ||
| Mausoleum at Halicarnassus | This faded scrap of parchment depicts a mysterious tomb from a forgotten age. | ||
| Statue of Zeus at Olympia | This faded scrap of parchment depicts a majestic deity overlooking his domain. | ||
| Temple of Artemis | This faded scrap of parchment depicts a magnificent temple. A divine huntress was once worshipped here. | ||
| Ancient Scroll | Golden Grain | Contains records of ancient historical events. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Brush and Ink" event. | |
| Ancient Scroll | Halloween Candy | Contains records of ancient historical events. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Brush and Ink" event. | |
| Osiris Coin | A shiny golden coin. Earned by participating in the Osiris League and Ark of Osiris battles in Season 1. Can be exchanged for items in the Osiris League store. | ||
| Fountain of Life Goddess | The Goddess of Life. Can be used to permanently unlock a limited-edition Osiris League decoration. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list). | ||
| Amber Bastet | Amber-eyed Bastet. Can be used to unlock a limited-edition Osiris League decoration. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Auric | Can be wagered in the League Betting Event or exchanged for items in the Osiris League Season 1. | ||
| Challenge Ticket | After you are out of daily Sunset Canyon challenge attempts, you can use Challenge Tickets to continue challenging. Challenge Tickets will expire at the end of each season. | ||
| Sweet Cake | Used to unlock and build a special decorative structure: Sweet Cake. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Cream Cake | Can be obtained by adding cream to the cake in the Celebration Cake event. Exchange them for prizes in the Party Favors event. | ||
| Anniversary Candle | Can be obtained in the Looking for Candles event. Used to decorate the cake in the Celebration Cake event. | ||
| Burning Candle | Can be obtained by adding Anniversary Candles to the cake in the Celebration Cake event. Exchange them for prizes in the Party Favors event. | ||
| Winter's Pride | Used to unlock and build a Lucerne Scrolls decorative structure: Winter's Pride. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Ghost Candy | Use Ghost Candies to summon the Evil Witch! | ||
| Jack-O'-Frighten | Used to unlock and build a Halloween decorative structure: Jack-O'-Frighten. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Quinx | Used to unlock and build a Google Play gift card decorative structure: Quinx. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Cornucopia | Used to unlock and build a Thanksgiving decorative structure: Cornucopia. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Ishtar Gate | Used to unlock and build a Ceroli Crisis decorative structure: Ishtar Gate. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Snow Pal | Used to unlock and build a Christmas decorative structure: Snow Pal. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Swan Lake | Used to unlock and build a Lucerne Scrolls decorative structure: Swan Lake. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Osiris Coin (Season 2) | A shiny golden coin. Earned by participating in the Osiris League and Ark of Osiris battles in Season 2. Can be exchanged for items in the Osiris League store. | ||
| Auric (Season 2) | Can be wagered in the League Betting Event or exchanged for items in the Osiris League Season 2. | ||
| Statue of Sphinx | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Season 2 decorative structure: Statue of Sphinx. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Harvest Goddess Statue | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Season 2 decorative structure: Harvest Goddess Statue. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Ceroli Coin | Obtained from defeating Ceroli generals. Used to exchange for items in the Shop. | ||
| Acacia of Yearning | Used to unlock and build a Valentine's decorative structure: Acacia of Yearning. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| 30-Day Gem Supply (50% Off) | Allows you to purchase a 30-Day Gem Supply at half price. This item will be consumed upon purchase. | ||
| Golden Deer Statue | Used to unlock and build a Lucerne Scrolls decorative structure: Golden Deer Statue. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Cradle of Dreams | Used to unlock and build a Spring decorative structure: Cradle of Dreams. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Karaku Gold | Gold from the Kingdom of Karaku. It can be exchanged in the Secret Market for Relics. | ||
| Smiling Bayon | Used to unlock and build a Lucerne Scrolls decorative structure: Smiling Bayon. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Tea Pavilion | Used to unlock and build a Family Day decorative structure: Tea Pavilion. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Mini Pyramid | Used to unlock and build an Osiris Invitational decorative structure: Mini Pyramid. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Relic Drops | Chance to get 1 Relic | ||
| Blessing Drops | Chance to choose 1 Blessing | ||
| Bandit's Torch | A torch was found at the scene. It is said bandits use such torches to signal each other. Investigate this torch, and perhaps you can find some clues to the whereabouts of the culprits. | ||
| Kite | Used to unlock and build a Dragon Boat Festival decorative structure: Kite. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not received this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| 100 Individual Honor Points (Season 1) | Use to gain 100 individual honor points (can only be used in the Lost Kingdom: Season 1). | 100 | |
| 100 Individual Honor Points (Season 2) | Use to gain 100 individual honor points (can only be used in the Lost Kingdom: Season 2). | 100 | |
| 100 Individual Honor Points (Season 3) | Use to gain 100 individual honor points (can only be used in the Lost Kingdom: Season 3). | 100 | |
| Minor City Theme Re-release Chest | Open to get a random city theme from RoK's Year 1 holiday events (including "Trick or Treat", "Sower's Song", "Silent Night", "Cupid's Arrow", "Spring Blossoms", "No Place Like Home", "Frozen City", and "Magpie Bridge"). | ||
| Major City Theme Re-release Chest | Open to get a random city theme from RoK's Year 1 holiday events which you do not yet own (including "Trick or Treat", "Sower's Song", "Silent Night", "Cupid's Arrow", "Spring Blossoms", "No Place Like Home", "Frozen City", and "Magpie Bridge"). | ||
| Minor Decoration Re-release Chest | Open to get a random city decoration item from RoK's Year 1 holiday events (including Turkey Sculpture, Christmas Tree, Elegant Christmas Tree, Lucky Lion, Bed of Roses, Flower Arch, Carnation Bouquet, Midsummer Steps, and Firefly Lanterns). | ||
| Major Decoration Re-release Chest | Open to get a random city decoration item from RoK's Year 1 holiday events which you do not yet own (including Turkey Sculpture, Christmas Tree, Elegant Christmas Tree, Lucky Lion, Bed of Roses, Flower Arch, Carnation Bouquet, Midsummer Steps, and Firefly Lanterns). | ||
| Major Avatar Frame Re-release Chest | Open to get a random avatar frame from RoK's Year 1 holiday events which you do not yet own (including "Capitoline Wolf", "Endless Melody", "Rose Petals", "Fleur de Lys", "Matador's Regalia", "Rhythm of Bamboo", "Sakura Fantasy", "Janggu in the Wind", "Desert Eagle", "Grand Ball", and "Gemmed Crown"). | ||
| Major Name Plaque Re-release Chest | Open to get a random name plaque from RoK's Year 1 holiday events which you do not yet own (including "Capitoline Wolf", "Endless Melody", "Rose Petals", "Fleur de Lys", "Matador's Regalia", "Rhythm of Bamboo", "Sakura Fantasy", "Janggu in the Wind", "Desert Eagle", "Grand Ball", and "Gemmed Crown"). | ||
| Major Emoji Re-release Chest | Open to get a random emoji set you do not own yet from RoK's Year 1 collection (including the "Cao Cao", "Minamoto no Yoshitsune", "Cleopatra VII", "Constance", and "El Cid" sets). | ||
| Golden Statue | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Season 3 decorative structure: Golden Statue. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not obtained this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Lion Pool | Used to unlock and build an Osiris League Season 3 decorative structure: Lion Pool. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not obtained this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Trajan Fountain | Used to unlock and build a Lucerne Scrolls decorative structure: Trajan Fountain. This item will be consumed upon building. (Governors who have not obtained this item will be unable to view the corresponding structure in their building list.) | ||
| Ancient Scroll | Jack-O'-Lantern | Contains records of ancient historical events. Can be exchanged for rewards in the "Brush and Ink" event. | |
| Osiris Coin (Season 3) | A shiny golden coin. Earned by participating in the Osiris League and Ark of Osiris battles in Season 3. Can be exchanged for items in the Osiris League store. | ||
| Auric (Season 3) | Can be wagered in League Bets or exchanged for items in the Osiris League Season 3. | ||
| Bandit's Clues | A clue found in the fire scene. Can help you find the bandits. | ||
| Witch Hat | A hat lost by the Evil Witch. She may come looking for it. | ||
| Voucher ($0.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($1.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($2.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($4.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($9.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($14.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($19.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($29.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($49.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($74.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($99.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($7.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Treasure Map Fragment I | A tattered piece of lambskin, on which one can make out part of a map. If the entire map could be collected, it might reveal hidden secrets. | ||
| Treasure Map Fragment II | A tattered piece of lambskin, on which one can make out part of a map. If the entire map could be collected, it might reveal hidden secrets. | ||
| Treasure Map Fragment III | A tattered piece of lambskin, on which one can make out part of a map. If the entire map could be collected, it might reveal hidden secrets. | ||
| Treasure Map Fragment IV | A tattered piece of lambskin, on which one can make out part of a map. If the entire map could be collected, it might reveal hidden secrets. | ||
| Treasure Map Fragment V | A tattered piece of lambskin, on which one can make out part of a map. If the entire map could be collected, it might reveal hidden secrets. | ||
| Treasure Map Fragment VI | A tattered piece of lambskin, on which one can make out part of a map. If the entire map could be collected, it might reveal hidden secrets. | ||
| Treasure Map Fragment VII | A tattered piece of lambskin, on which one can make out part of a map. If the entire map could be collected, it might reveal hidden secrets. | ||
| Hammer | A small, sturdy excavator's hammer. Can be used in the "Hunt for History" event. | ||
| Daily Action Point Recovery | Restore 500 action points. | 500 | |
| Voucher ($199.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Osiris Coins (Season 1) | While the Osiris League competition is underway, all governors will be able to earn Osiris Coins by participating in League battles or regular Ark of Osiris battles. Osiris Coins can be exchanged for rewards in the Osiris League Season 1 Shop. | ||
| Auric (Season 1) | Can be wagered in the League Betting Event or exchanged for items in the Osiris League Season 1. | ||
| Osiris Coins (Season 4) | While the Osiris League competition is underway, all governors will be able to earn Osiris Coins by participating in League battles or regular Ark of Osiris battles. Osiris Coins can be exchanged for rewards in the Osiris League Season 4 Shop. | ||
| Auric (Season 4) | Can be wagered in League Bets or exchanged for items in Osiris League Season 4. | ||
| Voucher ($39.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($59.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($84.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Voucher ($15.99) | Can be exchanged for bundles of the same price level. (Will be used towards any purchase, but multiple cannot be used at once. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between a voucher's value and the price of a bundle meant to cost the same amount. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. Please treat the value it is exchanged for as its actual value.) | ||
| Troop Return Scroll | Use to immediately regain fallen troops. Can also be used to help allies recover troops during the "Heroic Souls Reborn" event. | ||
| Lucky Coin | Used to make a wish at the "Lucky Stall" for a special bonus. | ||
| Treasure Map Fragment | Used to join the "Relics of the Shu Kingdom" event. | ||
| Imperial Scroll | A finely crafted Imperial Scroll that can be used in the "Team Draw" event. | ||
| "OSIRIS LEAGUE" INDIVIDUAL REWARD | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "MVP" Winners | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "MVP" Winners | img_ItemTemplatRightTopIcon_6 |
| "OSIRIS LEAGUE" INDIVIDUAL REWARD | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "Highest Total Kills" Winners | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "Highest Total Kills" Winners | img_ItemTemplatRightTopIcon_4 |
| "OSIRIS LEAGUE" INDIVIDUAL REWARD | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "Highest Occupation Score" Winners | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "Highest Occupation Score" Winners | img_ItemTemplatRightTopIcon_3 |
| "OSIRIS LEAGUE" INDIVIDUAL REWARD | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "Highest Provisions Score" Winners | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "Highest Provisions Score" Winners | img_ItemTemplatRightTopIcon_2 |
| "OSIRIS LEAGUE" INDIVIDUAL REWARD | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "Highest Ark Score" Winners | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "Highest Ark Score" Winners | img_ItemTemplatRightTopIcon_1 |
| "OSIRIS LEAGUE" INDIVIDUAL REWARD | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "Highest Total Units Healed" Winners | Exclusive Avatar for Osiris League "Highest Total Units Healed" Winners | img_ItemTemplatRightTopIcon_5 |
| Esmeralda's Wishing Coins | Can be used in "Esmeralda's Prayer". | ||
| Artisan's Hammer | Obtained in the Artisan's Forge event. Exchange at the Event Shop for rewards. | ||
| Troop Return Scroll (Season 1) | Use to immediately regain 1% of fallen troops. Can also be used to help allies recover a minimum of 5000 dead troops during the Relentless Warriors event. | ||
| Troop Return Scroll (Season 2) | Use to immediately regain 1% of fallen troops. Can also be used to help allies recover a minimum of 5000 dead troops during the Relentless Warriors event. | ||
| Troop Return Scroll (Season 3) | Use to immediately regain 1% of fallen troops. Can also be used to help allies recover a minimum of 5000 dead troops during the Relentless Warriors event. | ||
| Mechanism | A finely-crafted mechanism. Used in the Dhalruk's Puzzle Box event. | ||
| Free tries + | Adds free tries; used automatically. | ||
| Elegant Dice | Finely crafted dice. Used in the Desert Tracks event. | ||
| Anniversary Commander Choice Reward | Open to select a commander you have already summoned. See selection page for a list. | ||
| Anniversary Coin | Exclusive 2022 Anniversary Festival coin. Can be exchanged at the Shop for rewards. Will be recalled after the event ends. | ||
| Magic Lamp | Mysterious Magic Lamps will guide you through the desert and grant bonuses! | ||
| 2022 Circus of Wonders Ticket | Admission to the 2022 Circus of Wonders, limit one per person! | ||
| Compass | This mystical compass seems able to guide its bearer to the relics of civilizations long past. Can be used in the In Search of Wonders event. | ||
| Bazaar Of Revelry Card | Memories of the foods we've tried. | ||
| Laudation | Used to congratulate Queen Margaret I and increase your rewards level in the "Margaret Invictus" event. | ||
| Unlock the 2nd Rewards Column | Unlock the 2nd Rewards Column | ||
| Silk Ribbon | Can be obtained from the 2023 Wish Upon a Cloud event. Can be exchanged for Kite Reels. | ||
| Kite Reels | Can be obtained from the 2023 Wish Upon a Cloud event by using Silk Ribbons. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Wish Plaque | Can be purchased with Gems from the 2023 Wish Upon a Cloud event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Tempered Hammer | A hammer tempered through flame by the Blacksmith. Can be exchanged in the Smithy Specials event for rewards. | ||
| Smelter | Obtained by completing quests in the Arms & Armor event. Can be exchanged for rewards in the Shoddy to Sharp event. | ||
| Chisel | Acquired from the 2023 Hellenic Epic event. Can be exchanged for Drachmas. | ||
| Drachma | Acquired by using Chisels in the 2023 Hellenic Epic event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Paint | Can be purchased with Gems from the 2023 Hellenic Epic event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Pyrrhic Stater | A collection of ancient coins that once belonged to King Pyrrhus of Epirus. Used in the Treasures of Pyrrhus event. | ||
| Flux Scrip I | A mysterious, gleaming scrip that can be exchanged for a bundle worth US$0.99. You cannot combine multiple Flux Scrips to purchase a single bundle. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between the Flux Scrip's stated value and the price of the bundle. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. | ||
| Flux Scrip II | A mysterious, gleaming scrip that can be exchanged for a bundle worth US$1.99. You cannot combine multiple Flux Scrips to purchase a single bundle. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between the Flux Scrip's stated value and the price of the bundle. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. | ||
| Flux Scrip III | A mysterious, gleaming scrip that can be exchanged for a bundle worth US$4.99. You cannot combine multiple Flux Scrips to purchase a single bundle. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between the Flux Scrip's stated value and the price of the bundle. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. | ||
| Flux Scrip IV | A mysterious, gleaming scrip that can be exchanged for a bundle worth US$9.99. You cannot combine multiple Flux Scrips to purchase a single bundle. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between the Flux Scrip's stated value and the price of the bundle. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. | ||
| Flux Scrip V | A mysterious, gleaming scrip that can be exchanged for a bundle worth US$19.99. You cannot combine multiple Flux Scrips to purchase a single bundle. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between the Flux Scrip's stated value and the price of the bundle. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. | ||
| Flux Scrip VI | A mysterious, gleaming scrip that can be exchanged for a bundle worth US$49.99. You cannot combine multiple Flux Scrips to purchase a single bundle. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between the Flux Scrip's stated value and the price of the bundle. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. | ||
| Flux Scrip VII | A mysterious, gleaming scrip that can be exchanged for a bundle worth US$99.99. You cannot combine multiple Flux Scrips to purchase a single bundle. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between the Flux Scrip's stated value and the price of the bundle. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. | ||
| 2023 RoK Yearbook | A record of your journey with us from 2022 to 2023. Look inside for more. | ||
| Lunar Lantern | Can be obtained during the 2023 Let There Be Moonlight event. Used to increase your reward level in Let There Be Moonlight. | ||
| Anniversary Coin | Even the passage of time has not worn down the engravings on this coin, the wishes of its countless owners for a better life. Can be exchanged for rewards in the Anniversary Shop. | ||
| Jade Dragon | An exquisite jade "jue", carved to resemble a dragon. Looking at it up close, you swear you can hear a faint roar. Can be exchanged for rewards in the Anniversary Shop. | ||
| 2023 Circus of Wonders Ticket | Admission to the 2023 Circus of Wonders, limit one per person! | ||
| Creepy Candy | Can be obtained from the 2023 Monster Mash event. Can be exchanged for Jack-O'-Lanterns. | ||
| Jack-O'-Lantern | Acquired by using Creepy Candy in the 2023 Monster Mash event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Witch Hat | Can be purchased with Gems from the 2023 Monster Mash event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Flux Scrip VIII | A mysterious, gleaming scrip that can be exchanged for a bundle worth US$2.99. You cannot combine multiple Flux Scrips to purchase a single bundle. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between the Flux Scrip's stated value and the price of the bundle. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. | ||
| Flux Scrip IX | A mysterious, gleaming scrip that can be exchanged for a bundle worth US$14.99. You cannot combine multiple Flux Scrips to purchase a single bundle. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause a slight difference between the Flux Scrip's stated value and the price of the bundle. This will not have any actual impact, and the exchange can still be made as though they were of equal value. | ||
| Whipped Cream | Used to upgrade your event level in the 2023 Merry Cakemas event. | ||
| Clash Coin | Ancient but well-polished golden coins, imbued with the glorious power of light and shadow. Can be earned in the Canyon Clash event and exchanged for rewards in the event shop. | ||
| Crown | A beautiful golden crown that would make a fine gift for a commander. Used to increase your reward level in the King's Tribute event. | ||
| Bronze Tael | Acquired from the 2024 Roaring to Life event. Can be exchanged for Firecrackers. | ||
| Firecracker | Acquired by using Bronze Taels in the 2024 Roaring to Life event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Dragon Pack | Purchased with Gems in the 2024 Roaring to Life event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Trowel | Used to upgrade your event level in the 2024 Spring event Come Into the Garden. | ||
| Flux Coin | A mysterious coin that shines brilliantly under the light. Flux Coins can be used to purchase bundles. | ||
| Easter Candy | Acquired from the 2024 Verdant Picnic event. Can be exchanged for Easter Eggs. | ||
| Easter Egg | Acquired by using Easter Candy in the 2024 Verdant Picnic event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Straw Bonnet | Purchased with Gems in the 2024 Verdant Picnic event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Coney Coin | A coin stamped with an image of a rabbit. Come springtime, they can often be found scattered throughout the mountains and forests. Give 'em a bite to see if they're filled with chocolate. Can be obtained by completing quests in the Wondrous Wilderness event. Earn Coney Coins to unlock new chest rewards. | ||
| Shiny Wishing Coin | Can be used in the Esmeralda's Prayer event during the 2024 Museum Day event series. | ||
| Gold Leaf | Can be redeemed from the 2024 Vir Triumphalis event in exchange for Gold Wreaths. | ||
| Gold Wreath | Acquired by using Gold Leaves in the 2024 Vir Triumphalis event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Phalera | Purchased with Gems in the 2024 Vir Triumphalis event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Armament Ticket | Can be used in the Armament, Reveal Thyself event. | ||
| Preferred Formation Legendary Armament I | A Legendary armament for your preferred formation. All three attribute bonuses will be for the same unit type. | ||
| Preferred Formation Legendary Armament II | A Legendary armament for your preferred formation. Guaranteed to have an inscription. | ||
| Repair Tool | Can be obtained during the 2024 Eternal City event series. Used to restore the Altar of Mars and Venus. | ||
| Quill | Can be obtained during the 2024 Voyager's Log event. Used to increase your event level. | ||
| Treasury Key | A small and intricate key. Can be given to the Anniversary Shop to retrieve rewards from your ship's treasure hold. | ||
| Captain's Coin | A currency minted by a ship's captain. Only considered legal tender on their ship. | ||
| 2024 RoK Yearbook | A record of your journey with us from 2023 to 2024. Look inside for more. | ||
| 2024 Circus of Wonders Ticket | Admission to the 2024 Circus of Wonders, limit one per person! | ||
| Egrimelon | These magnificent melons make even the mellowest men into maddened mobs. Even Old Man Melonhater must mention, "My, these melons are marvelous!" | ||
| Melon Money | The shape of this coin sorta reminds you of a melon, but perhaps you've just got melons on the mind. Can be earned by selling Egrimelons. Used to purchase all sorts of succulent rewards at the Melon Mall. | ||
| Points | Points | ||
| Snake Token | Obtained from the Serpentine Spring event. Can be exchanged for Spring Lanterns. | ||
| Spring Lantern | Acquired by using Snake Tokens in the Serpentine Spring event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Snake Pack | Purchased with Gems in the Serpentine Spring event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Obsidian Blade | This sharpened stone blade serves an important ceremonial purpose. | ||
| Ritual Carving | This carving of the Feathered Serpent Kukulkan feels burning-hot to the touch. It appears to hide a mystical power of some sort. | ||
| Legendary Swap Ticket | Used to swap Legendary commander levels. | ||
| Points | |||
| Star Candle | A small candle in the shape of a star, emitting a vague, unplaceable fragrance. | ||
| Crescent Candlestick | Shaped like a young moon, this candlestick is exquisitely and intricately decorated. | ||
| Spin Ticket | Can be used in the Wheel of Fortune event to spin the wheel. | ||
| Feast Ticket | Can be used to take part in the Feast al-Fitr event. | ||
| Pepper | Adds a spicy kick to your meal. Can be deseeded if you can't handle the heat. | ||
| Chicken | From stews to barbecue, this versatile fowl can do it all (except fly). | ||
| Onion | The best way to avoid crying when cutting onions? Don't get attached to them. | ||
| Carrot | Beloved by rabbits, horses, and humans, this wonder veggie adds an earthy sweetness to any meal. | ||
| Rice | The foundation of many civilizations. Just don't try counting them all. | ||
| Chickpea | Delicious little pearls of protein. Has nothing to do with baby chickens, despite the name. | ||
| Level 1 Eid Feast Chest | Reward from the Feast al-Fitr event. Open to receive valuable rewards! | ||
| Level 2 Eid Feast Chest | Reward from the Feast al-Fitr event. Open to receive valuable rewards! | ||
| Level 3 Eid Feast Chest | Reward from the Feast al-Fitr event. Open to receive valuable rewards! | ||
| Eid Ingredient Chest | A chest full of fresh and delicious ingredients needed for the Feast al-Fitr event. | ||
| Rarity Refresher | Can be used to refresh a caravan's rarity. The higher a caravan's rarity, the better the rewards for escorting it. | ||
| Excavation Brush | Obtained from the Mesozoic Mysteries event. Can be exchanged for Fossil Tracks. | ||
| Fossil Track | Acquired by using Excavation Brushes in the Mesozoic Mysteries event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Rock Chisel | Purchased with Gems in the Mesozoic Mysteries event. Can be exchanged for rewards. | ||
| Strife Ticket | An admission ticket for the Supreme Strife. You'll need this to join or create a Pact. | ||
| Supreme Auric | |||
| Stolen Coin Pouch | Open to receive a random Ancient Coin from the Warring States period. | ||
| Sloping Shoulder Spade | A coin minted by the State of Han during the Warring States period. | ||
| Round Foot Spade | A coin minted by the State of Zhao during the Warring States period. | ||
| Square Foot Spade | A coin minted by the State of Wei during the Warring States period. | ||
| Ant Nose Coin | A coin minted by the State of Chu during the Warring States period. | ||
| Yi Knife | A coin minted by the State of Yan during the Warring States period. | ||
| Qi Knife | A coin minted by the State of Qi during the Warring States period. | ||
| Qin Banliang | The first currency of a unified China. | ||
| Supreme Return Scroll | Use to instantly resurrect dead units, prioritizing higher-tier units. | ||
| Departure Order | Obtaining this item will activate an alliance caravan, with you as its captain. | ||
| Jade Slip | Priceless slips of jade that record the history of the Qin dynasty. Can be exchanged for rewards in the Imperial Treasures event. | ||
| Heirloom Seal of the Realm | A grand seal carved from the Heshibi, a legendary jade artifact. It is inscribed with the words, "Ruling by the grace of Heaven, may the emperor live a long and prosperous life." Use to grant your city a limited-time visual effect (this item can be used again to trigger the effect). | ||
| Title: Supreme Sovereign | From our lofty peak, we gaze upon the endless expanse of our reign. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_19 | |
| Title: Mountain Mover | Our strength shakes the earth, our voice echoes across the mountains. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_19 | |
| Title: Barrier Breaker | No bond may bind us in our endless ascent to new heights. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_19 | |
| Dream Coin | A coin imbued with mysterious power. Can be used to make a wish at the Fountain of Dreams. | ||
| Dream Ticket | Can be used to purchase rewards in the Dream Shop. | ||
| Free Unit Resurrection | After each round of Supreme Strife, of your dead units in the Hall of Ashes will be resurrected, prioritizing higher-tier units. This item automatically takes effect once you receive it. | ||
| Extra Unit Resurrection | After each round of Supreme Strife, an extra of your dead units in the Hall of Ashes will be resurrected, prioritizing higher-tier units. This item automatically takes effect once you receive it. | ||
| Routed Troops Teleport Home | In the Supreme Strife battlefield, your troops will instantly return to your city when defeated. This item automatically takes effect once you receive it. | ||
| Free Teleport | You can teleport in the Supreme Strife battlefield without spending items or Gems. This item automatically takes effect once you receive it. | ||
| Supreme Strife Champion City Theme | |||
| Raid Coin | Can be obtained by defeating barbarians on the map during the Dark Fortress Raid event. Before the Raid begins, you can donate your Raid Coins to your alliance to increase your Raid Level. | ||
| Elysium Point | Acquired by opening Elysian Chests. Can be used to increase your Elysian Treasures event level. | ||
| Chest Point | Acquired by opening Elysian Chests. Can be used in the Elysian Treasures event to redeem more Elysian Chests. | ||
| Anniversary Coin | Even the passage of time has not worn down the engravings on this coin—the wishes of its countless owners for a better life. Can be exchanged for rewards during the 2025 Anniversary Festival. | ||
| Zenith Badge | Obtained during the Zenith of Power event by increasing your power. Can be exchanged in the Zenith Shop for the current Zenith of Power city theme and other items. At the end of the event, unused Zenith Badges will be lost. | ||
| 2025 RoK Yearbook | A record of your journey with us from 2024 to 2025. Look inside for more. | ||
| Festival Gift | Use to receive x and send a Festival Gift in a chat channel. | ||
| 2025 Circus of Wonders Ticket | Admission to the 2025 Circus of Wonders, limit one per person! | ||
| Asclepius Scroll I | Increases your Hospital Capacity by % until 00:00 UTC. | ||
| Asclepius Scroll I | Increases your Hospital Capacity by 30% until 00:00 UTC. | ||
| Asclepius Scroll II | Increases your Hospital Capacity by 50% until 00:00 UTC. | ||
| Panacea Scroll I | Immediately heals % of slightly wounded units for all your troops on the map. | ||
| Panacea Scroll II | Immediately heals % of slightly wounded units for all your troops on the map. | ||
| Argonaut Scroll I | You can dispatch an additional troop for 30 minutes, for a total of 7 troops maximum. | ||
| Argonaut Scroll II | You can dispatch an additional troop for 60 minutes, for a total of 7 troops maximum. | ||
| Demeter Scroll I | Increases your Gathering Speed for all resource types by 30% for 4 hours. | ||
| Demeter Scroll II | Increases your Gathering Speed for all resource types by 40% for 4 hours. | ||
| Demeter Scroll III | Increases your Gathering Speed for all resource types by 50% for 4 hours. | ||
| Pandora Scroll I | Can be gifted to a fellow alliance member. The recipient will receive a random Pool 1 scroll. | ||
| Pandora Scroll II | Can be gifted to a fellow alliance member. The recipient will receive a random Pool 2 scroll. | ||
| Pandora Scroll III | Can be gifted to a fellow alliance member. The recipient will receive a random Pool 3 scroll. | ||
| Hecatomb Chest I | Open to receive Hecatomb Coins. You can open up to Hecatomb Chests per day. | ||
| Hecatomb Chest II | Open to receive Hecatomb Coins. You can open up to Hecatomb Chests per day. | ||
| Hecatomb Chest | Open to receive Hecatomb Coins. You can open up to Hecatomb Chests per day. (Opened today: ) | ||
| Trojan Key | Can be used in the Trojan Treasures event to open chests. | ||
| Quest Crest | Used to unlock featured quests. | ||
| Contribution Coin | Obtained by completing Alliance Mobilization quests. Can be exchanged in the event shop for rewards. | ||
| Knight | Knighthood is more than just a title; it is a spirit worthy of honor and praise. In addition to their outstanding fighting skills, knights are also skilled tacticians. | ||
| Long Swordsman | Use keen longswords as their main weapons and tough shields for protection. Strong in both attack and defense. | ||
| Crossbowman | Even new recruits can easily handle these deadly weapons. That is why they changed the face of war forever. | ||
| Ballista | Storing power through torsion rather than tension, these "monsters of the battlefield" combine astonishing range with horrifying destructive power. | ||
| Beacon Medal | Earned by participating in the Spirit of Gwiju event. Can be exchanged for items in the Meeds of Merit event. | ||
| Torch | Ignites the fighting spirit of the nation's defenders. Obtained from a variety of sources. Can be used to light the beacon fires and earn Beacon Medals in the Spirit of Gwiju event. | ||
| Gingerbread | Can be used in the Sugarplum Showdown event. | ||
| Premium Rewards | Premium Rewards | ||
| Partial Fragments | Open to receive a random Fragment. | ||
| Stratagem Fragment of the Way | "The greatest generals attack plans, the next best attack fractures. Worse generals attack armies, the worst attack cities." | ||
| Weakness Fragment of Heaven | "The seasons, elements, the moon... all things act in cycles." | ||
| Terrain Fragment of Earth | "Know the enemy and know yourself, your victory is undoubtable; know Heaven and know Earth, your victory is complete." | ||
| Spy Fragment of Generals | "What enables the wise sovereign and good general to achieve the extraordinary is foreknowledge." | ||
| Disposition Fragment of Law | "An exceptional leader cultivates the moral law and adheres to discipline; and that is the key to governing success." | ||
| Five Factors Folio | Attain victory through the 5 factors. | ||
| Victor Tactics | A classic military treatise documenting various strategies and tactics. | ||
| Divine Emblem | A sacred emblem given to the worthy. Can be used to redeem rewards in the Blessings Shop. | ||
| 100 Recovery Potions | Recovery Potions A potion traded through hands to honor brave governors. Use it to treat severely wounded units to help them return to the battlefield. To heal each Tier 1/Tier 2/Tier 3/Tier 4/Tier 5 severely wounded unit requires 10/20/40/50/100 Recovery Potions, respectively. When redeemed, Recovery Potions will not appear in the inventory and instead will be directly available for use in the Hospital. Recovery Potions will not expire until the end of the Season, at which point any unused potions will be converted into corresponding quantities of Food. | 100 | |
| Faded Zenith Badge | A badge that shines from the gentle caress of passing time. Obtained through conversion from Zenith Badges and can be used to exchange for various rewards in the Zenith Shop, including returning city themes from past Zenith of Power events. | ||
| 5,000 Recovery Potions | Recovery Potions A potion traded through hands to honor brave governors. Use it to treat severely wounded units to help them return to the battlefield. To heal each Tier 1/Tier 2/Tier 3/Tier 4/Tier 5 severely wounded unit requires 10/20/40/50/100 Recovery Potions, respectively. When redeemed, Recovery Potions will not appear in the inventory and instead will be directly available for use in the Hospital. Recovery Potions will not expire until the end of the Season, at which point any unused potions will be converted into corresponding quantities of Food. | 5000 | |
| 10,000 Recovery Potions | Recovery Potions A potion traded through hands to honor brave governors. Use it to treat severely wounded units to help them return to the battlefield. To heal each Tier 1/Tier 2/Tier 3/Tier 4/Tier 5 severely wounded unit requires 10/20/40/50/100 Recovery Potions, respectively. When redeemed, Recovery Potions will not appear in the inventory and instead will be directly available for use in the Hospital. Recovery Potions will not expire until the end of the Season, at which point any unused potions will be converted into corresponding quantities of Food. | 10000 | |
| 100,000 Recovery Potions | Recovery Potions A potion traded through hands to honor brave governors. Use it to treat severely wounded units to help them return to the battlefield. To heal each Tier 1/Tier 2/Tier 3/Tier 4/Tier 5 severely wounded unit requires 10/20/40/50/100 Recovery Potions, respectively. When redeemed, Recovery Potions will not appear in the inventory and instead will be directly available for use in the Hospital. Recovery Potions will not expire until the end of the Season, at which point any unused potions will be converted into corresponding quantities of Food. | 100000 | |
| 500,000 Recovery Potions | Recovery Potions A potion traded through hands to honor brave governors. Use it to treat severely wounded units to help them return to the battlefield. To heal each Tier 1/Tier 2/Tier 3/Tier 4/Tier 5 severely wounded unit requires 10/20/40/50/100 Recovery Potions, respectively. When redeemed, Recovery Potions will not appear in the inventory and instead will be directly available for use in the Hospital. Recovery Potions will not expire until the end of the Season, at which point any unused potions will be converted into corresponding quantities of Food. | 500000 | |
| Palette Knife | Used to clean moss off of murals in the Riches Unveiled event. | ||
| Esmeralda's Wishing Coins | Can be used in the Esmeralda's Prayer event during the 2026 Museum Day event series. | ||
| Horseman | The earliest, most rudimentary form of cavalry. The only thing that really distinguishes Horsemen from foot soldiers are their horses. The riders are lightly-armed and armored for maximum mobility and stability. | ||
| Warrior | One of the earliest military units. Rely on brute force and are usually equipped with primitive weapons. | ||
| Slinger | Slingers use simple slingshots to attack the enemy. Their obvious disadvantages include poor accuracy and limited range. | ||
| Battering Ram | Simple structures that can inflict massive damage to wooden gates. A nightmare for many cities. | ||
| Light Cavalry | Well-equipped cavalry proficient in a variety of different strategies. Generally serve as the main force of their troop. | ||
| Swordsman | Usually equipped with light armor, but not enough to defend against archers. Their short swords give these soldiers flexibility on the battlefield. | ||
| Bowman | Well-trained soldiers who can cause major problems for enemies with their light shortbows, particularly when defending against sieges. | ||
| Arcuballista | Essentially a giant crossbow on a reinforced frame which fires enormous arrows. Extremely damaging to city fortifications. | ||
| Individual Point | Obtained through completing quests in the preparation phase of the Radiant Rivalry event. | ||
| Radiant Token | Obtained through combat in the battle phase of the Radiant Rivalry event and used to redeem rewards in the Radiance Shop. Unused tokens are lost at the end of the event. | ||
| Kick-Off Auric | Used to place bets and redeem rewards in the 2026 Kick-Off Forecast event. | ||
| Lost Page | A fragment of a page recovered from barbarians. Use them to restore the Book of Puzzles in the Hidden Treasures event and claim valuable rewards from the academy. Unused Lost Pages will be lost at the daily reset. | ||
| Feather Duster | A feather duster imbued with mysterious power. Use it in the Hidden Treasures event to clean stained sections of the Book of Puzzles. Once cleaned, these sections remain available for use throughout the event. | ||
| Excursion Tickets | A finely crafted Excursion Ticket that can be used in the Merry Excursions event. | ||
| Rose Token | Obtained by sending or receiving gifts in the Governors' Choice event. Can be used to redeem valuable rewards in the Rose Shop. | ||
| Roses | A rose to show appreciation, given to a special someone on the Night of Sevens. | ||
| Esmeralda's Wishing Coins | Can be used in the Esmeralda's Prayer event during the 2026 Night of Sevens event series. | ||
| Rune of Insight | This rune represents wisdom, rational thought, and the power to pursue self-development. Collect all 5 types of runes to claim rewards in the Runes Among Ruins event. | ||
| Rune of Strength | This rune is a manifestation of strength, courage, creativity, and tenacity. Collect all 5 types of runes to claim rewards in the Runes Among Ruins event. | ||
| Rune of Rebirth | This rune's energy is able to direct the flow of growth and life. Collect all 5 types of runes to claim rewards in the Runes Among Ruins event. | ||
| Rune of Fate | This rune symbolizes the journey of self-discovery. Collect all 5 types of runes to claim rewards in the Runes Among Ruins event. | ||
| Rune of Protection | This rune offers good luck and significant protection. Collect all 5 types of runes to claim rewards in the Runes Among Ruins event. | ||
| Rune of Potential | This rune symbolizes the infinite possibilities and uncertainties of the cosmos. Can be converted into any other rune type in the Runes Among Ruins event. | ||
| Lucky Coupon | A delicate coupon that can be used to redeem any bundle (non-cumulative). | ||
| Heritage of Dominator | Open it to receive various rewards. | ||
| Firework | Multicolored firework guaranteed to blow your mind. Obtained from the "Light Up The Night" event and special New Year's bundles. Light to receive incredible awards! | ||
| Ancient Page | An old, weathered page from an ancient tome. Can be obtained through a variety of in-game actions, purchasing them with Gems, or purchasing the Ancient Memories bundle. Can be used in the Pages Past event to repair damaged tomes and earn rewards from Egria's grateful scholars! | ||
| Mad Cao | Used to unlock Cao Cao's "Mad Cao" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Smart Cao | Used to unlock Cao Cao's "Smart Cao" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Sad Cao | Used to unlock Cao Cao's "Sad Cao" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Cool Cao | Used to unlock Cao Cao's "Cool Cao" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Happy Cao | Used to unlock Cao Cao's "Happy Cao" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Surprised Cao | Used to unlock Cao Cao's "Surprised Cao" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Minamoto Furious | Used to unlock Minamoto no Yoshitsune's "Minamoto Furious" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Minamoto Marvelous | Used to unlock Minamoto no Yoshitsune's "Minamoto Marvelous" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Minamoto Misery | Used to unlock Minamoto no Yoshitsune's "Minamoto Misery" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Minamoto Exclusive | Used to unlock Minamoto no Yoshitsune's "Minamoto Exclusive" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Minamoto Chuckle | Used to unlock Minamoto no Yoshitsune's "Minamoto Chuckle" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Minamoto Stunned | Used to unlock Minamoto no Yoshitsune's "Minamoto Stunned" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Cleopatra: Cool | Used to unlock Cleopatra VII's "Cool" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Cleopatra: Grin | Used to unlock Cleopatra VII's "Grin" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Cleopatra: Amazed | Used to unlock Cleopatra VII's "Amazed" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Cleopatra: Blunder | Used to unlock Cleopatra VII's "Blunder" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Cleopatra: Puppy Love | Used to unlock Cleopatra VII's "Puppy Love" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Charming Constance | Used to unlock Constance's "Charming Constance" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Pouting Constance | Used to unlock Constance's "Pouting Constance" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Bashful Constance | Used to unlock Constance's "Bashful Constance" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Forlorn Constance | Used to unlock Constance's "Forlorn Constance" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Touched Constance | Used to unlock Constance's "Touched Constance" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| El Cid's Shame | Used to unlock El Cid's "El Cid's Shame" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| El Cid's Cheer | Used to unlock El Cid's "El Cid's Cheer" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| El Cid's Sigh | Used to unlock El Cid's "El Cid's Sigh" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| El Cid's Wrath | Used to unlock El Cid's "El Cid's Wrath" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| El Cid's Menace | Used to unlock El Cid's "El Cid's Menace" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Smile of Arc | Used to unlock Joan of Arc's "Smile of Arc" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Tears of Arc | Used to unlock Joan of Arc's "Tears of Arc" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Pride of Arc | Used to unlock Joan of Arc's "Pride of Arc" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Daze of Arc | Used to unlock Joan of Arc's "Daze of Arc" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Thumb of Arc | Used to unlock Joan of Arc's "Thumb of Arc" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Sun Tzu: Shame | Used to unlock Sun Tzu's "Shame" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Sun Tzu: Rage | Used to unlock Sun Tzu's "Rage" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Sun Tzu: Yawn | Used to unlock Sun Tzu's "Yawn" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Sun Tzu: Domination | Used to unlock Sun Tzu's "Domination" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Sun Tzu: Mischief | Used to unlock Sun Tzu's "Mischief" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lancelot: Blurgh! | Used to unlock Lancelot's "Blurgh!" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lancelot: Love You | Used to unlock Lancelot's "Love You" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lancelot: Flying Kiss | Used to unlock Lancelot's "Flying Kiss" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lancelot: Mistreated | Used to unlock Lancelot's "Mistreated" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lancelot: Ruminate | Used to unlock Lancelot's "Ruminate" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lancelot: Nauseous | Used to unlock Lancelot's "Nauseous" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Caesar: Contemplate | Used to unlock Caesar's "Contemplate" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Caesar: Hmph! | Used to unlock Caesar's "Hmph!" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Caesar: Shocked | Used to unlock Caesar's "Shocked" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Caesar: Spew Blood | Used to unlock Caesar's "Spew Blood" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Caesar: Just You Wait | Used to unlock Caesar's "Just You Wait" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Caesar: I Can't Go On | Used to unlock Caesar's "I Can't Go On" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Boudica: Super Confident | Used to unlock Boudica's "Super Confident" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Boudica: Tears of Laughter | Used to unlock Boudica's "Tears of Laughter" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Boudica: Flying Kiss | Used to unlock Boudica's "Flying Kiss" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Boudica: Certain Victory | Used to unlock Boudica's "Certain Victory" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Boudica: Slick | Used to unlock Boudica's "Slick" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Boudica: A Toast! | Used to unlock Boudica's "A Toast!" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Frederick I: Menacing | Used to unlock Frederick I's "Menacing" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Frederick I: Rage | Used to unlock Frederick I's "Rage" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Frederick I: Disdain | Used to unlock Frederick I's "Disdain" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Frederick I: Furious | Used to unlock Frederick I's "Furious" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Frederick I: Petrified | Used to unlock Frederick I's "Petrified" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Frederick I: Rejection | Used to unlock Frederick I's "Rejection" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Seondeok: Snickering | Used to unlock Seondeok's "Snickering" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Seondeok: Shh | Used to unlock Seondeok's "Shh" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Seondeok: Thinking | Used to unlock Seondeok's "Thinking" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Seondeok: Smirking | Used to unlock Seondeok's "Smirking" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Seondeok: Contempt | Used to unlock Seondeok's "Contempt" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Seondeok: Outraged | Used to unlock Seondeok's "Outraged" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Richard I: Hurtin' | Used to unlock Richard I's "Hurtin'" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Richard I: Angry | Used to unlock Richard I's "Angry" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Richard I: Poker Face | Used to unlock Richard I's "Poker Face" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Richard I: In Pain | Used to unlock Richard I's "In Pain" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Richard I: Facepalm | Used to unlock Richard I's "Facepalm" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Richard I: Bored | Used to unlock Richard I's "Bored" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Genghis Khan: Jolly Laugh | Used to unlock Ghengis Khan's "Jolly Laugh" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Genghis Khan: Grumpy | Used to unlock Ghengis Khan's "Grumpy" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Genghis Khan: Good Job! | Used to unlock Ghengis Khan's "Good Job!" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Genghis Khan: Awkward | Used to unlock Ghengis Khan's "Awkward" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Genghis Khan: Loathe | Used to unlock Ghengis Khan's "Loathe" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Genghis Khan: Burst of Anger | Used to unlock Ghengis Khan's "Burst of Anger" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lohar: Cool | Used to unlock Lohar's "Cool" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lohar: Drool | Used to unlock Lohar's "Drool" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lohar: Make a Face | Used to unlock Lohar's "Make a Face" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lohar: Shady Smile | Used to unlock Lohar's "Shady Smile" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lohar: All You! | Used to unlock Lohar's "All You!" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Lohar: Confused | Used to unlock Lohar's "Confused" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Bye! | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Bye!" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Criticize | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Criticize" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Nice One! | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Nice One!" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Praying | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Praying" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Heartbroken | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Heartbroken" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Confused | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Confused" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Charles Martel: Tired | Used to unlock Charles Martel's "Tired" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Charles Martel: Curious | Used to unlock Charles Martel's "Curious" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Charles Martel: Confident | Used to unlock Charles Martel's "Confident" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Charles Martel: Furrowing | Used to unlock Charles Martel's "Furrowing" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Charles Martel: Brooding | Used to unlock Charles Martel's "Brooding" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Charles Martel: Loathe | Used to unlock Charles Martel's "Loathe" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Keira: Happy | Used to unlock Keira's "Happy" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Keira: Disdain | Used to unlock Keira's "Disdain" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Keira: Flirty | Used to unlock Keira's "Flirty" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Keira: Yawning | Used to unlock Keira's "Yawning" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Keira: Bad Mood | Used to unlock Keira's "Bad Mood" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Keira: Make a Face | Used to unlock Keira's "Make a Face" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Æthelflæd: Disdain | Used to unlock Æthelflæd's "Disdain" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Æthelflæd: Strive | Used to unlock Æthelflæd's "Strive" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Æthelflæd: Secret Delight | Used to unlock Æthelflæd's "Secret Delight" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Æthelflæd: Decline | Used to unlock Æthelflæd's "Decline" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Æthelflæd: Oh Brother... | Used to unlock Æthelflæd's "Oh Brother..." emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Æthelflæd: Confident | Used to unlock Æthelflæd's "Confident" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Guan Yu: Come At Me! | Used to unlock Guan Yu's "Come At Me!" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Guan Yu: Sulking | Used to unlock Guan Yu's "Sulking" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Guan Yu: Angry | Used to unlock Guan Yu's "Angry" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Guan Yu: Shy | Used to unlock Guan Yu's "Shy" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Guan Yu: Contemplate | Used to unlock Guan Yu's "Contemplate" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Guan Yu: Loathe | Used to unlock Guan Yu's "Loathe" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Edward of Woodstock: Joyful | Used to unlock Edward of Woodstock's "Joyful" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Edward of Woodstock: Shame | Used to unlock Edward of Woodstock's "Shame" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Edward of Woodstock: Unwell | Used to unlock Edward of Woodstock's "Unwell" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Edward of Woodstock: Greetings | Used to unlock Edward of Woodstock's "Greetings" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Edward of Woodstock: An Idea! | Used to unlock Edward of Woodstock's "An Idea!" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Edward of Woodstock: Nice! | Used to unlock Edward of Woodstock's "Nice!" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ryu Hayabusa: Cool | Used to unlock Ryu Hayabusa's "Cool" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ryu Hayabusa: Satisfied | Used to unlock Ryu Hayabusa's "Satisfied" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ryu Hayabusa: Unlucky | Used to unlock Ryu Hayabusa's "Unlucky" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ryu Hayabusa: Smug | Used to unlock Ryu Hayabusa's "Smug" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ryu Hayabusa: Shocked | Used to unlock Ryu Hayabusa's "Shocked" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ryu Hayabusa: Awkward | Used to unlock Ryu Hayabusa's "Awkward" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ayane: Contempt | Used to unlock Ayane's "Contempt" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ayane: Good One | Used to unlock Ayane's "Good One" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ayane: Angry | Used to unlock Ayane's "Angry" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ayane: Confused | Used to unlock Ayane's "Confused" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ayane: Sweet | Used to unlock Ayane's "Sweet" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Ayane: Poker Face | Used to unlock Ayane's "Poker Face" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Artemisia: Sigh | Used to unlock Artemisia's "Sigh" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Artemisia: Shocked | Used to unlock Artemisia's "Shocked" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Artemisia: Strive | Used to unlock Artemisia's "Strive" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Artemisia: Bored | Used to unlock Artemisia's "Bored" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Artemisia: This Is Fun | Used to unlock Artemisia's "This Is Fun" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Artemisia: No Problem | Used to unlock Artemisia's "No Problem" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Zenobia: Brave Smile | Used to unlock Zenobia's "Brave Smile" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Zenobia: I Don't Care | Used to unlock Zenobia's "I Don't Care" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Zenobia: Pitiful | Used to unlock Zenobia's "Pitiful" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Zenobia: Crying | Used to unlock Zenobia's "Crying" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Zenobia: Cutesy | Used to unlock Zenobia's "Cutesy" emoji. New emojis can be equipped on the Settings page. | ||
| Zenobia: Sinister | Used to unlock Zenobia's "Sinister" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Harald Sigurdsson: Unhappy | Used to unlock Harald Sigurdsson's "Unhappy" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Harald Sigurdsson: Rejection | Used to unlock Harald Sigurdsson's "Rejection" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Harald Sigurdsson: Flowers | Used to unlock Harald Sigurdsson's "Flowers" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Harald Sigurdsson: Angry | Used to unlock Harald Sigurdsson's "Angry" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Harald Sigurdsson: Naughty | Used to unlock Harald Sigurdsson's "Naughty" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Harald Sigurdsson: Yawning | Used to unlock Harald Sigurdsson's "Yawning" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Mulan: Eye Roll | Used to unlock Mulan's "Eye Roll" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Mulan: Flying Kiss | Used to unlock Mulan's "Flying Kiss" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Mulan: Wow | Used to unlock Mulan's "Wow" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Mulan: Scared | Used to unlock Mulan's "Scared" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Mulan: Nervous | Used to unlock Mulan's "Nervous" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Mulan: I See | Used to unlock Mulan's "I See" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Joan of Arc: Taunt | Used to unlock Joan of Arc's "Taunt" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Joan of Arc: Down But Not Out | Used to unlock Joan of Arc's "Down But Not Out" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Sun Tzu: Yawn | Used to unlock Sun Tzu's "Yawn" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Sun Tzu: Shame | Used to unlock Sun Tzu's "Shame" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Scipio: Snicker | Used to unlock Scipio's "Snicker" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Scipio: Fuming | Used to unlock Scipio's "Fuming" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Cao Cao: Rage | Used to unlock Cao Cao's "Rage" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Cao Cao: Cool Customer | Used to unlock Cao Cao's "Cool Customer" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Æthelflæd: Secret Delight | Used to unlock Æthelflæd's "Secret Delight" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Æthelflæd: Oh Brother... | Used to unlock Æthelflæd's "Oh Brother..." animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Belisarius: A-OK | Used to unlock Belisarius's "A-OK" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Belisarius: Boooring | Used to unlock Belisarius's "Boooring" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Cleopatra: Grin | Used to unlock Cleopatra VII's "Grin" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Cleopatra: Ugh | Used to unlock Cleopatra VII's "Ugh" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Lohar: Make a Face | Used to unlock Lohar's "Make a Face" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Lohar: Confused | Used to unlock Lohar's "Confused" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Yoshitsune: Fufufu | Used to unlock Minamoto no Yoshitsune's "Fufufu" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Yoshitsune: Nani?! | Used to unlock Minamoto no Yoshitsune's "Nani?!" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Seondeok: Shh | Used to unlock Seondeok's "Shh" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Seondeok: Thinking | Used to unlock Seondeok's "Thinking" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Julius Caesar: Spit-Take | Used to unlock Julius Caesar's "Spit-Take" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Julius Caesar: Pondering | Used to unlock Julius Caesar's "Pondering" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Richard I: Hell Hath No Fury | Used to unlock Richard I's "Hell Hath No Fury" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Richard I: Woe Is Me | Used to unlock Richard I's "Woe Is Me" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Charles Martel: Worried | Used to unlock Charles Martel's "Worried" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Charles Martel: Let Me See | Used to unlock Charles Martel's "Let Me See" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Boudica: Let's Go! | Used to unlock Boudica's "Let's Go!" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Boudica: Hehehe | Used to unlock Boudica's "Hehehe" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Matilda of Flanders: Gotcha | Used to unlock Matilda of Flanders' "Gotcha" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Matilda of Flanders: Disdain | Used to unlock Matilda of Flanders' "Disdain" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Mulan: Blow Kiss | Used to unlock Mulan's "Blow Kiss" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Mulan: Starry-Eyed | Used to unlock Mulan's "Starry-Eyed" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| El Cid: Sigh | Used to unlock El Cid's "Sigh" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| El Cid: Whoops | Used to unlock El Cid's "Whoops" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Tamar: Takin' It Easy | Used to unlock Tamar's "Takin' It Easy" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Tamar: Flaunt | Used to unlock Tamar's "Flaunt" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Thumbs Up | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Thumbs Up" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Please | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Please" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Ishida Mitsunari: Huh? | Used to unlock Ishida Mitsunari's "Huh?" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Ishida Mitsunari: Sipping Tea | Used to unlock Ishida Mitsunari's "Sipping Tea" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Zhuge Liang: Ponder | Used to unlock Zhuge Liang's "Ponder" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Zhuge Liang: Eye Roll | Used to unlock Zhuge Liang's "Eye Roll" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Justinian I: Blow Kiss | Used to unlock Justinian I's "Blow Kiss" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Justinian I: Rage | Used to unlock Justinian I's "Rage" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Theodora: Finger Heart | Used to unlock Theodora's "Finger Heart" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Theodora: How Wonderful | Used to unlock Theodora's "How Wonderful" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Björn Ironside: Sneer | Used to unlock Björn Ironside's "Sneer" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Björn Ironside: Lagom | Used to unlock Björn Ironside's "Lagom" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Harald Sigurdsson: Peace | Used to unlock Harald Sigurdsson's "Peace" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Harald Sigurdsson: War | Used to unlock Harald Sigurdsson's "War" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Ragnar: Angry | Used to unlock Ragnar's "Angry" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Ragnar: Determined | Used to unlock Ragnar's "Determined" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Stephen III: Weeping | Used to unlock Stephen III's "Weeping" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Stephen III: Plotting | Used to unlock Stephen III's "Plotting" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Pericles: Steamed | Used to unlock Pericles's "Steamed" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Pericles: Excellent | Used to unlock Pericles's "Excellent" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Wak Chanil Ajaw: Angry | Used to unlock Wak Chanil Ajaw's "Angry" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Wak Chanil Ajaw: Bored | Used to unlock Wak Chanil Ajaw's "Bored" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Siyaj K'ak': Polish | Used to unlock Siyaj K'ak's "Polish" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Siyaj K'ak': Cool | Used to unlock Siyaj K'ak's "Cool" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Saladin: Cool | Used to unlock Saladin's "Cool" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Saladin: I See You | Used to unlock Saladin's "I See You" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Baibars: Eh? | Used to unlock Baibars's "Eh?" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Baibars: Err... | Used to unlock Baibars's "Err..." animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Qin Shi Huang: The Dragon Roars | Used to unlock Qin Shi Huang's "The Dragon Roars" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Qin Shi Huang: The Dragon Smiles | Used to unlock Qin Shi Huang's "The Dragon Smiles" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Šárka: Honey Trap | Used to unlock Šárka's "Honey Trap" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Šárka: Sunny Disposition | Used to unlock Šárka's "Sunny Disposition" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Acorn: Bleh | Used to unlock the "Acorn: Bleh" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Acorn: Blow Kiss | Used to unlock the "Acorn: Blow Kiss" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Hector: Stir Cry | Used to unlock Hector's "Stir Cry" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Hector: Gleaming | Used to unlock Hector's "Gleaming" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Achilles: Philia | Used to unlock Achilles' "Philia" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Achilles: Chara | Used to unlock Achilles' "Chara" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| Parrot: Teehee | Used to unlock the "Parrot: Teehee" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Deer: Wink | Used to unlock the "Deer: Wink" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Deer: Sweat | Used to unlock the "Deer: Sweat" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Achilles: No | Used to unlock the Achilles: No emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Achilles: Cheers | Used to unlock the Achilles: Cheers emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Smart | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Smart" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Cope | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Cope" emoji. New emojis can be equipped from the Settings page. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye: Facepalm | Used to unlock Yi Seong-Gye's "Facepalm" animated emoji. New emojis can be equipped by going to Settings > Emojis. | ||
| The Collected Works of Cao Cao | The "Collected Works of Cao Cao" is a compilation of works by the "Emperor Wu of Wei" otherwise known as "Cao Cao" or his courtesy name "Mengde", a Chinese warlord, statesman and poet. Cao Cao's politically-minded prose featured drew on the common knowledge of antiquity of his time to discuss current events in a series of short pieces which exhibit for us his meticulousness of thought, imperial ambitions and careful insights. | ||
| The Bamboo Flute of Shizuka Gozen | A relic gifted to Minamoto no Yoshitsune by his mistress Shizuka Gozen during their final farewell. Neither had the opportunity to reunite in the short remainder of their lives and, hence, the artifact has acquired a somewhat melancholy character. As named in the famous song and poem telling the story around this meeting: "Oh the wintry peaks of Mount Yoshino, oh how forlorn she was to depart from her prince. For only in dreams can these lovers reunite." | ||
| Sutton Hoo Helmet | The "Sutton Hoo Helmet" was crafted in early medieval Anglo-Saxon England where Æthelflæd lived. The relic had to be reconstructed carefully as the original helmet had been separated into many parts when discovered. The reconstruction involved the precise analysis of the curvature and thickness of hundreds of fragments, and gradually assembled together into the likeness of the complete helmet through an iterative process called optimal matching. | ||
| Carthaginian Coinage | The Carthaginian Empire once dominated the Mediterranean Sea with a great navy and its commerce with prosperous, bustling shipping fleets. The Carthaginians' maritime success was also partnered with rapid agricultural development in the Levant and a thriving system of handcrafted household-based industry. Carthaginian currency enjoyed popular circulation within the region from around the late 3rd century BCE to the early 2nd century BCE. Unfortunately for Carthage, an ill-fated war with Rome led to the society's ultimate collapse, leaving many archaeological treasures, such as these coins, in its wake. | ||
| Three Lions Escutcheon | Historians today are doubtful as to Richard I's true piety, pleasantness of character, or even competence as a domestic ruler. There is very little doubt, however, as to his exceptional military skills as a commander or fearlessness as a warrior, a combination that earned him the title "Richard the Lionheart". Richard I's royal coat of arms with three lions is still used today by the British Royal Family and still symbolizes a spirit of courage and chivalry despite a distance of many hundreds of years. | ||
| Merovingian Ring | This simple and yet somehow rather extravagant "Merovingian Ring" was crafted during the first dynasty of the Kingdom of the Franks (or Francia), that is, under the hand of the Merovingian master craftsmen and is currently kept at the Louvre Museum in Paris. The edges are threaded with gold outside an enameled floral pattern. The ring was lost to history as late as 1889, when it was discovered after many centuries and provides a remarkable visual appreciation for the goldsmithery of the era. | ||
| El Cid's Tizona | Legend tells us that the valiant warrior El Cid, Conqueror of Valencia, frequently kept two swords by his side. "Tizona" was one of these, wrested from Valencia's king during the conquest. Folk songs declare the true power of Tizona at the hands of its wielder. As sung in the "Poem of El Cid", this mighty conquistador brandished the Tizona throughout many successful campaigns. | ||
| Twin Dragons Inscription | The pearlescent twin dragon inscription inlaid within a beautiful cloudscape adorned the ceilings of the royal palaces during the imperial dynasties of Korea, and represented their sacred status and military might. The Joseon Dynasty would endure for more than 500 years since its founding by Yi Seong-Gye, and has left us an incalculable number of precious relics including this beautiful inscription. | ||
| Dragon and Phoenix Jade Ornament | An ancient dragon and phoenix adornment from an ancient Chinese dynasty, crafted from vibrant jade. It exudes an ethereal, soft yellowish light from within its milky green depths. The dragon crouches beneath the phoenix, faces turned away and decorated in fine patterns. The entwined dragon and phoenix are said to symbolize good fortune and wisdom. | ||
| Viking Drinking Horn | Mead was a universally popular drink amongst the Vikings which, owing to its unique properties, was heralded as a gift of the Gods and source of much inspiration and wisdom. The Great Viking "mead get-togethers" often involved the use of distinctive horn-shaped cups which toppled easily, and hence had to be drunk immediately. As a Viking, the shape and material with which one's horn cup was crafted would denote relative status and wealth within the clan. | ||
| Yatagan | The famed yatagan scimitar helped to guarantee the Ottomans' military sway for centuries with a well-shaped curve granting easy access to thrusts and slashes with a strong flick of the arm. Its incredible sharpness also no doubt helped to promote legends around the swordsmen's "Turkish courage". | ||
| Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire | The Holy Roman Empire was a vast feudal imperium of medieval Europe whose "god-given ruler" derived significant legitimacy as claimed successor of both the Roman Empire and the emperor Charlemagne. The holy crown represented not only authority in a military or political sense, but also legitimacy to be owed genuine obedience. The Pope himself would personally crown the new emperor, symbolically demonstrating the complementary elegance of military power and, in some ways, more binding power of the church. | ||
| Bellum Gallicum | The Bellum Gallicum is Julius Caesar's firsthand account of the Gallic Wars written during his governorship of Gaul in the final years of the Roman Republican era, containing his various observations and insights in third-person narrative form. The "commentarii" is one of the oldest accounts of ancient warfare to which we have access and is remarkable not only for the grandiose vision displayed by this "uncrowned emperor", but also as a relatively reliable treasure trove of information on ancient society and their treatment of ethnicity. | ||
| Talisman of Charlemagne | This bejeweled pendant of embroidered silk-like filigree gold was, according to legend, recovered from Charlemagne's neck when his tomb was opened. Legend also would have us believe the talisman incorporates a fragment of the "True Cross" on which Christ was crucified behind the crucifix image. Such a holy amulet would no doubt have protected the safety of its wearer in the minds of the people. Regardless of the veracity of such accounts, there is no doubt as to the fine craftsmanship and appearance of this beautiful pendant. | ||
| Men Kheper Re Scarab | In ancient Egyptian religion, Ra was said to roll the sun across the sky each day, symbolizing death and rebirth. The holy scarab beetle, which rolls its food into a ball, was seen to be similar in many ways to Ra, and thus came to represent death and rebirth. As a result, the icon of the scarab was frequently seen on protective talismans, rings, and seals throughout ancient Egypt. This scarab seal, inscribed with "Men Kheper Re", the royal name of King Thutmose III of the New Kingdom, proclaimed the divinity and authority of the royal family, and stands as an indelible symbol of the long and successful reign of this warrior-pharaoh. | ||
| The Nine White Banners | The Nine White Banners are "tugs", a type of Turco-Mongol banner. They were introduced by Genghis Khan as a symbol of Mongolian unity and power. They are composed of a pinewood pole topped with a silver trident symbolizing flames, and decorated with red streamers and white and silver horse hairs. Their first appearance in historical records is in 1206 at the Onon River, where Temujin met with an assembly of Mongol chiefs and was proclaimed "Genghis Khan", first khagan of a united Mongolia. | ||
| Ayyubid Armor | This magnificent suit of armor follows the conventions of Islamic armor under the Ayyubid dynasty, covering the wearer's neck, hips, arms, and other vital areas. This piece is unique in that it uses exquisite steel plates rather than mail, decorated with gilt engravings that shine brilliantly under the sun. Armor like this would have been seen on Saladin's wealthiest fursan as they fought to expand the borders of the Sultanate. | ||
| Edict of Milan | In 313 CE, co-emperors Constantine I and Licinius jointly issued the Edict of Milan, which granted freedom of worship to Christians in the Roman Empire. As early as the reign of Constantine's father Constantius, Roman state policy towards Christians had begun to shift from active persecution to uneasy tolerance. The Edict was a turning point in the history of Christianity and its relationship with the Roman state. | ||
| Macedonian Sarissa | Introduced by his father Philip of Macedon, Alexander the Great employed these long pikes to great effect in his conquests. Extremely sharp and lethal, soldiers in the back rows of a phalanx would place their sarissas on the shoulders of the men in front of them, forming an unapproachable wall of iron spearheads. Alexander the Great's brilliant use of his sarissa phalanxes earned them a mythical reputation for invincibility that would spread across the Mediterranean. | ||
| Gold Armband | In Massagetae culture, both horses and gold are considered important resources. This gold armband depicts one of the famed Massagetae archers on horseback firing his bow, emblematic of their martial culture. The Massagetae became renowned for their prowess and bravery after their queen Tomyris defeated Cyrus the Great of Persia in battle. | ||
| Garter Star | The Most Noble Order of the Garter, or the Order of the Garter, is an order of knighthood created by King Edward III of England in 1348. Its first inductee (after Edward III himself) and second-in-command was his son Edward of Woodstock, the Black Prince. The Garter Star is a medal that serves as the symbol of the order. It is Britain's most senior order of knighthood and an epitome of chivalry. | ||
| Camel with Musicians | This brilliant piece of tri-color glazed earthenware from the Tang dynasty depicts a band of singing and dancing Sogdian musicians on the back of a Bactrian camel. A carpet is draped over the back of the mighty camel, serving as a platform for the merry musicians and the matronly woman dancing in their center. These lifelike characters demonstrate the prosperity of the Tang dynasty and provide a glimpse into life on the Silk Road. | ||
| Panathenaic Amphora | This twin-handled ceramic vessel is exquisitely crafted and elegantly painted with patterns and depictions of running athletes. An amphora like this filled with olive oil was the traditional prize given at the Panathenaic Games. In ancient Greece, amphorae were first invented as a means of storing food and sundries, but as the art of pottery and painting developed, they also became prized for their decorative value. The epitome of ancient Greek art, amphorae represent the unique charm of the Aegean. | ||
| Hun Bow | Starting in the 370 CEs, the nomadic people known as the Huns swept across Eurasia, establishing a vast empire in Eastern Europe. The exquisite horsemanship and bowmanship of the Hunnic warriors made them the terror of the Romans and the Germanic tribes alike. The Huns were aided in their conquests by their asymmetric composite bows, with the lower arms shorter than the upper arms to make them easier to fire from horseback. These bows had elongated, stiffened, and reinforced tips known as "siyahs", which increased draw strength, reduced draw weight, and enhanced lethality. | ||
| Kōshū Hatto no Shidai | Takeda Shingen paid close attention to civil matters, and regarded his governance of Kai Province as a foundation for one day governing all of Japan. The "Kōshū Hatto no Shidai" (Laws of the Province of Kai) was the code of laws governing Takeda Shingen's home province of Kai, also known as "Kōshū". It was first promulgated by Shingen in Tenbun 16 (1547 CE), and contained regulations and admonishments for legal matters both big and small within Takeda clan territory. This included everything from forbidding samurai from depriving farmers of their rice fields without cause, establishing norms for judicial proceedings, to even just reminding the public to pay attention to their personal safety. | ||
| Seal of the Hanshou Tinghou | In the fifth year of Jian'an (ca. 200 CE), Guan Yu repaid a favor to Cao Cao by decapitating Yuan Shao's general Yan Liang, helping Cao Cao to break the Siege of Baima. In return, Cao Cao petitioned Emperor Xian of Han to grant Guan Yu the title "Tinghou (a noble title) of Hanshou (a place)". As a tinghou, Guan Yu nominally ruled over a "ting", which was comprised of ten "li" (townships). Ten ting made up a "xiang" (county). As such, it was a relatively humble title for a legendary figure like Guan Yu, but it was nonetheless the only official noble title Guan Yu ever received from the Han dynasty. | ||
| Greek Aspis | Hoplites were among the most famous soldiers of ancient Greece. Perhaps one of their most iconic elements—and indeed their namesake—were their shields. The "hoplon", or "aspis", was a deep, circular shield made primarily of wood. They were sometimes coated in a thin layer of bronze, and were often painted with various decorations. Perhaps one of the most enduring images of the aspis is the type carried by the Spartans, blazoned with the letter lambda (Λ) to symbolize Laconia (the region of Greece that Sparta was in). | ||
| Nemes | The "nemes" is a type of striped linen headdress worn by ancient Egyptian pharaohs. It would have been richly colored, with flaps hanging over the front of the shoulders to resemble a lion's mane. Though not itself a crown, the nemes was sometimes combined with the "sekhemty" (the double crown of Egypt) in pharaonic iconography and statuary to symbolize the power of a pharaoh. One such example of this would be the statues of Ramesses II in front of his Great Temple at Abu Simbel, which he built to showcase both his piety and his own deific status. | ||
| Jar of Xerxes I | In 480 BCE, Queen Artemisia I of Caria fought as an ally of the Persian king Xerxes I in his war with the Greeks. She acquitted herself bravely at the Battle of Salamis, ably commanding a fleet of five warships. For her wisdom, honesty, and competence, Xerxes held her in high esteem. Inscribed with the signature of Xerxes in four languages, this precious alabaster jar was given to Artemisia as a gift, and is a testament to her excellence as a naval commander. | ||
| Eastern Roman Bottle | This gorgeous glass vessel comes from 6th or 7th century Palestine, an Eastern Roman territory at the time and a renowned center of glassmaking. The base of the bottle is a luminescent pale green, with elegant ribbons of darker green woven across the surface. Its beauty and opulence speaks to the prosperity of the Eastern Roman Golden Age. | ||
| Turtle Ship Model | This is a beautifully-made model of a turtle ship, or "geobukseon", a type of ship used to great effect by the Joseon navy. The earliest turtle ships were constructed in the 15th century, but soon fell out of use. In the late 16th century, Joseon admiral Yi Sun-sin resurrected the design and greatly improved upon it, turning them into the seaborne juggernauts we know today. The bow of the turtle ship featured a lifelike dragon figurehead, striking fear into the hearts of its enemies. Its crew was covered by a thick, spiked roof, protecting them from enemy fire and boarders. | ||
| Kukulkan Sculpture | Kukulkan is the Yucatec Maya incarnation of the Feathered Serpent, a deity found in the religions of many Mesoamerican civilizations. As a god of rain, wind, and life, Kukulkan holds an esteemed position in the Maya pantheon. This sculpture is decorated with gold and hand-carved in his visage. During Xul, the sixth month of the Maya 365-day calendar, many Maya cities would hold a festival dedicated to Kukulkan. Once the worshippers showed their devotion through fasting and sacrifices, the Feathered Serpent would briefly descend from the heavens. In exchange for their offerings, he would reward them with plentiful rain and bountiful harvests. | ||
| Pillars of Ashoka | For over two thousand years, these mighty sandstone pillars have stood tall and proud across the northern plains of India. Built by the Mauryan emperor Ashoka, grandson of Chandragupta Maurya, in the 3rd century BCE, perhaps the most famous aspect of these ancient columns are their exquisitely-carved capitals (heads). The capitals uniformly feature a lotus-shaped base, topped with carvings of various animals, with the most famous likely being the "four lion" capital atop the pillar at Sarnath. Rich with meaning and symbolism, the use of fearsome animals like lions and bulls belies the pillars' greater message: one of peace, compassion, tolerance, and unity. | ||
| Bayeux Tapestry | This massive embroidery (technically not a tapestry) measures roughly 70m x 50cm (230" x 20"). It depicts William the Conqueror's invasion and conquest of England from 1064 to 1066, culminating in his climactic defeat of Harold Godwinson at the Battle of Hastings. It was likely commissioned by William's half-brother Odo, but traditional legend has it that it was a gift from his wife, Matilda of Flanders. Though it was probably created in England (not Bayeux), the tapestry remains one of the greatest exemplars of Norman Romanesque art. Having survived nearly intact for nine centuries, the tapestry and its contents (despite their hagiographic nature) provide valuable insight into the art, arms, and architecture of the era. Combined with its exquisite coloring and craftsmanship, it continues to attract scholars and admirers to this day. | ||
| Runestone | Carved deep into the rough stone are line after line of Futhark, as bold and proud as the skald's song. Wind, rain, and time have stripped the once-vibrant paint, but even they have not obscured the sharp edges of the inscription. Each symbol carries the weight of honor and remembrance—perhaps for a warrior who has yet to return from his journey, or for a bond that goes beyond blood. | ||
| Palmyrene Vase | Found in the ruins of Palmyra, this round earthenware vessel reflects the city's status as a melting pot—a crossroads between the great empires of east and west. The sloping shoulders transition gently into a wide, ornate body. The silent sands of time have carved crack after crack into the surface of the vase, like a parched riverbed snaking through an old city, concealing the once-intricate patterns one by one. These indiscernible patterns now only emerge in the faint light, as if they were whispers from a bygone civilization, trying desperately to form into words. | ||
| Globe of Crates | By Archimedes' time, nearly 2000 years before Magellan first circumnavigated the Earth, the Greeks had already established the sphericity of our planet. Crates of Mallus, a contemporary of Archimedes, created the first known model of this understanding: the globe. Delicately carved into the brass surface is the Ecumene—the world as the Greeks knew it—along with countless mathematical and astronomical symbols. Though the shape of the lands and seas may appear quaint and inaccurate to our modern eyes, the presence of three other "hypothetical" continents seems shockingly prescient. More than just a work of art, this exquisite brass globe reflects the ancient Hellenes' tireless pursuit of exploration and understanding. It is the same thirst that brought Pytheas to Britain, guided Aristotle's quill, and drove Archimedes' to new frontiers of knowledge. | ||
| Rose Pendant | An ornate pendant from the extensive collection of Mary I of England. The piece features a chain of black and gold beads, with a solid gold centerpiece in the shape of the Tudor rose. In the ostentatious but politically fractious Tudor period, jewelry became an important signifier of not just wealth and status, but also of religious and political affiliation. With the beginning of the Renaissance, ornately-designed pendants like this became particularly important, both as a fashion statement and as a means of artistic expression. Through both patronage of artisans and gifts from foreign dignitaries, the Tudors added a great many jewels to the crown's collection. | ||
| Babylonian Polychrome Glazed Bricks | Across the sands of time, the harsh Mesopotamian sun has created enduring colors on its soils, one example being this piece of polychrome glazed brickwork. Once an adorning jewel upon Babylon city walls, this relief displays a mighty striding lion on a cobalt blue background. Even after two thousand years, the glazed colors capture a vibrant picture of the bustling streets of Ishtar Gate, as if a lasting witness to the glorious power of a once golden city ruled by Nebuchadnezzar II. | ||
| Winged Lion Rhyton | A ceremonial instrument found from the depths of the Achaemenid Empire. Molded from thinly beat gold, this intricate rhyton features a pouncing lion with a powerful figure at its base, spreading its wings as if about to come to life. A symbol of combined divine and imperial authority, the rhyton would have held the most precious liquor from the palace. Take a sip from this golden artifact born of eastern artistry and imperial conquest, and experience the glories of the vast Achaemenid Empire. | ||
| Sun Stone | The Sun Stone is a massive calendar carved from basalt. The center of the circular disk contains a fearsome display of the time-devouring solar deity Tonatiuh; with a stone sacrificial knife for a tongue, it points to the cyclical nature of the universe as well as its end. The Sun Stone is not only representative of the Aztecs' deep understanding of time and cosmology, but also their religious beliefs centered around sacrifice and recurrence. Its intense gaze seems to be a reminder that despite the unending cycles of the cosmos, all must meet their end. | ||
| Imperial Eagle | With its wide wingspan, lightning-fast grip, and fierce gaze, this bronze Aquila eagle is a revered symbol of the utmost strength of Roman legions. It is both a work of art as well as a manifestation of the legion's spirit and honor. As a military standard, the Aquila eagle represents the divine protection of Jupiter, as well as imperial authority as an extension of the law. As long as it stands, the distant horizons of empire are as one with the Roman Senate; the eagle is an eternal beacon for marching legions governed by steely principles of order and discipline, forever in search of the limits of the known world. | ||
| Visigothic Eagle Brooch | An eagle-shaped brooch forged during the Great Migration period of the 5th to 6th centuries. A masterwork of Visigothic metalcraft, these brooches were often worn in pairs upon the shoulders, marking noble rank and distinguished status. With wings outstretched in defiance, the eagle embodies courage, pride, and the spirit of a warrior. Through the rise and fall of kingdoms, it has borne silent witness to former glory. It is an enduring symbol of resilience that carries the legacy of a people who refused to fade into history. | ||
| Lambskin Pact | A precious lambskin contract bound by horsehair written in Latin. A bright crimson handprint is stamped near the bottom of the page. Scholars believe this is to be a contract of service between the Romans and the Huns. During the late Roman empire, its heavily declining military power resulted in massive reliance on contract troops from foreign tribes. This tactic born of desperation was nonetheless unable to save Rome from its fate; the churned edges of the document suggest its nullification, as the empire was ultimately pressed to face the forces of Attila, King of the Huns. | ||
| Roman Galea | Unearthed from fortress ruins in Northern Africa, this elegant helmet boasts of rigorous craftsmanship. The laurels engraved on both sides of the cheek plates are a symbol of victory and glory, a fitting memento from the Roman legion's days of conquest in Carthage. Consisting of a protective metal body and a detachable crest, this lavishly adorned helmet would have reflected the eminence of its wearer. While the empire is no more, its mighty legacy has endured the sands of time after two millennia, lingering still in the gleam of this galea today. | ||
| Tifinagh Necklace | This stone necklace may seem a luxurious accessory and yet it has existed for more than 1,300 years. Crafted from solid black onyx, its surface is smooth as silk after a millennium of weathering. The center gemstone is inscribed with the Tifinagh letter "Yaz," which translates to "free human." Within the necklace's crevices, scholars were shocked to discover not only grains of sand from the Sahara, but also red clay from Granada. Whose tales does this artifact carry from its journeys across Africa to the Iberian Peninsula? | ||
| Sargon Bronze Bust | A life-sized hollow bronze bust with production dating as far back as 2000 BCE. Perfectly capturing the magnificence of Sargon the Great, it is a fine work of superior bronze casting. While the two eyes were once precious gemstones, they have been sadly lost to plunderers, leaving us with only empty sockets. The bust seems to speak to the extreme dualities of empire, as it is both a piece of art born from the height of Akkadian artistry, as well as a testament to the violent brutality suffered when an empire falls. | ||
| Gold Noble Coin | Lambskin Pact | This Gold Noble dates back to the times of Henry V. On it, the crowned king is draped in armor and stands tall on the stern of a warship with sword and shield in hand. The symbolism points to royal authority and its overcoming of turbulent tides, and more than six hundred years later, it remains loyally preserved through the shine of the gold noble: the magnificent king dressed for combat, an image reflective of England's proud ambitions in the Hundred Years' War. | |
| Iceni Gold Torq | Roman Galea | This Iceni torq is made from intertwining gold strands, with elaborate ornamental designs at its two ends reminiscent of the twisting vines of the British Isles. Classical writers once portrayed Boudica as wearing a gold necklace during her declaration of resistance against the Roman Empire. Perhaps this torq carries the fierce independent spirit of a queen, along with the pride of the Iceni. | |
| Glass Paste Bead Necklace | Tifinagh Necklace | With alternating gold and glass paste beads, this necklace hangs in its center a pendant of a bearded human head. Such accessories were thought to be protective artifacts warding off evil spirits, and would have spread across the Mediterranean through merchant vessels. It is evocative of Dido's legendary tales where she established her settlement with ox hide; thus demonstrating the cunningness and ambition of the Carthaginians, as well as their pragmatism towards trading and wealth-building at sea. | |
| Yuanrong Repeating Crossbow | Sargon Bronze Bust | According to historical records, Zhuge Liang was a master of innovation, associated with modifying the crossbow so that it could fire ten bolts rapidly. Known as the Yuanrong design, this repeating crossbow had an attached reservoir of bolts and intricately interlocked mechanisms that reflected the ingenuity of its crafter. While being a combination of wood and metal, this piece of lethal weaponry is also reflective of the Marquis's military wisdom, where he excelled at developing tools suited to his strategic advantage. | |
| Relic Coins | Used to purchase Relics in the Museum. | ||
| Exhibit Coins | Used to unlock Exhibits in the Museum. | ||
| Supply Box | Open it to receive random rewards. | ||
| Magic Chest | Randomly grants you a rare item! | ||
| Lvl 1 Resource Pack A | Grants you 1,000 Food or 1,000 Wood. | ||
| Lvl 1 Resource Pack B | Randomly grants you 1,000 Food, 1,000 Wood or 750 Stone. | ||
| Lvl 1 Resource Pack C | Randomly grants you 1,000 Food, 1,000 Wood, 750 Stone or 500 Gold. | ||
| Lvl 2 Resource Pack | Randomly grants you 10,000 Food, 10,000 Wood, 7,500 Stone or 5,000 Gold. | ||
| Bone Necklace | Used to receive a variety of items. Gives the user a chance to obtain special event items: Lohar's Longbow and Lohar's Buckler. | ||
| Treasure of the Martel's Heart | Randomly grants you 1-10 Charles Martel Sculpture(s), a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key or a Golden Key. | ||
| Lvl 1 Cave Treasure | Obtained from the mysterious cave and contains various kinds of items. | ||
| Lvl 2 Cave Treasure | Obtained from the mysterious cave and contains various kinds of items. | ||
| Lvl 3 Cave Treasure | Obtained from the mysterious cave and contains various kinds of items. | ||
| Legendary Trophy | Only the kingdom's most dedicated warriors are worthy of being called "legendary". | ||
| Epic Trophy | You have achieved something truly epic. | ||
| Elite Trophy | Where the king wills, that is where I go. | ||
| Advanced Trophy | Even ordinary heroes fight valiantly. They are the cornerstones of a great kingdom. | ||
| Treasure of the Warlord | Randomly grants you one of the following rewards: 1-10 Cao Cao Sculpture(s), a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Halloween Candy Box | Chock full of Halloween goodies! May also contain a special Halloween city theme! | ||
| Thief's Saddlebag | Open to receive a variety of rewards. May contain special event items: Thief's Cloak and Thief's Dagger. | ||
| Level 1 Stolen Treasure | One of the treasures stolen by the brazen thieves, now awarded to you as a thank you gift. Randomly grants you a 1-Hour Speedup, a Lvl 2 "Pick One" Resource Chest or other items. | ||
| Level 2 Stolen Treasure | One of the treasures stolen by the brazen thieves, now awarded to you as a thank you gift. Randomly grants you 100 Gems, a 3-Hour Speedup, a Lvl 3 "Pick One" Resource Chest or other items. | ||
| Level 3 Stolen Treasure | One of the treasures stolen by the brazen thieves, now awarded to you as a thank you gift. Randomly grants you 300 Gems, a Golden Key, an 8-Hour Speedup, a Lvl 4 "Pick One" Resource Chest or other items. | ||
| Kingdom Supply Chest | Open to receive a large number of random rewards. | ||
| Crusader's Supply Chest | Open to receive random rewards. | ||
| Crusader's Resource Chest | Open to receive resource item rewards. | ||
| Crusader's Bounty | Open to receive wonderful rewards. | ||
| Worn Leather Satchel | Open to receive a random Scrap of Parchment. | ||
| Treasure of the Holy Overlord | Randomly grants you 1-10 El Cid Sculpture(s), a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Warrior Queen | Randomly grants you one of the following rewards: 1-5 Æthelflæd Sculpture(s), a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Shadow Legion Spoils of War | Defeat the Shadow Legion to earn Spoils of War, which can contain a 1-Hour Speedup, a Lvl 2 "Pick One" Resource Chest, or other items. | ||
| Level 1 Unexpected Bounty | A crate dropped by the caravan. Who knows what's inside? | ||
| Level 2 Unexpected Bounty | A crate dropped by the caravan. Who knows what's inside? | ||
| Level 3 Unexpected Bounty | A crate dropped by the caravan. Who knows what's inside? | ||
| Escort's Bounty (Level 1) | A chest left behind by the defeated barbarians. Who knows what's inside? | ||
| Escort's Bounty (Level 2) | A chest left behind by the defeated barbarians. Who knows what's inside? | ||
| Escort's Bounty (Level 3) | A chest left behind by the defeated barbarians. Who knows what's inside? | ||
| Treasure of the Shadow Legion | Contains one of the following blueprint fragments at random: Windswept Bracers, Windswept Boots, Quinn's Soul, Gladiator, Shadow Legion's Retribution, Ian's Choice. | ||
| Shadow Legion Material Bundle | Open to get materials needed to forge equipment. | ||
| Equipment Materials Chest | Open to get materials needed to forge a normal piece of equipment. | ||
| Equipment Materials Chest | Open to get materials needed to forge an advanced piece of equipment. | ||
| Equipment Materials Chest | Open to get materials needed to forge an elite piece of equipment. | ||
| Equipment Materials Chest | Open to get materials needed to forge an epic piece of equipment. | ||
| Equipment Materials Chest | Open to get materials needed to forge a legendary piece of equipment. | ||
| Treasure of the Warrior | Spoils of war for the fearless warriors of the Canyon. May contain one kind of the following blueprint fragments or forging materials: Greaves of the Exile, Staff of the Lost, Cloud Racers, Golden Age. | ||
| Lvl 1 Alliance Feast Chest | A gift for attending an Alliance Feast. | ||
| Lvl 2 Alliance Feast Chest | A gift for attending an Alliance Feast. | ||
| Lvl 3 Alliance Feast Chest | A gift for attending an Alliance Feast. | ||
| Gifts | Open it to receive random rewards. | ||
| Treasure of the Uncrowned Emperor | Randomly grants you 1-10 Julius Caesar Sculpture(s), a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Barbarossa | Randomly grants you 1-10 Frederick I Sculpture(s), a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of Ebu'l Feth | Randomly grants you 1-10 Mehmed II Sculpture(s), a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key or a Golden Key. | ||
| Lucerne Chest | May contain resource items, statues, Gems, Tomes of Knowledge, or other rewards. | ||
| Alliance Gifts | Alliance Gifts | ||
| Treasure of Kamakura's Warlord | Randomly grants you 1-10 Minamoto no Yoshitsune Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Random Archer Blueprint Fragment Chest | Open to get a random Legendary archer equipment blueprint fragment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon10 | |
| Random Infantry Blueprint Fragment Chest | Open to get a random Legendary infantry equipment blueprint fragment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon8 | |
| Random Cavalry Blueprint Fragment Chest | Open to get a random Legendary cavalry equipment blueprint fragment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon9 | |
| Random Archer Blueprint Fragment Chest | Open to get a random Epic archer equipment blueprint fragment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon10 | |
| Random Infantry Blueprint Fragment Chest | Open to get a random Epic infantry equipment blueprint fragment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon8 | |
| Random Cavalry Blueprint Fragment Chest | Open to get a random Epic cavalry equipment blueprint fragment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon9 | |
| Shadow Legion Chest | Open to get a leg or chest armor blueprint fragment chest (type and quality chosen at random). | ||
| Small Equipment Chest | Open to get a helm or chest armor blueprint fragment chest (type and quality chosen at random). | ||
| Golden Kingdom Chest | Open to get a glove or helm blueprint fragment chest (type and quality chosen at random). | ||
| Ian's Chest | Open to get a glove or boots blueprint fragment chest (type and quality chosen at random). | ||
| Ceroli Chest | Open to get a weapon or leg armor blueprint fragment chest (type and quality chosen at random). | ||
| Treasure of the Lionheart | Randomly grants you 1-10 Richard I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Bow of Revolution | Randomly grants you 1-10 Yi Seong-Gye Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Ancient Chest | Open to get a random Treasure Map Fragment. | ||
| Lvl 1 Mysterious Treasure | A treasure chest of unknown origin. Open it to find rewards. | ||
| Lvl 2 Mysterious Treasure | A treasure chest of unknown origin. Open it to find pretty good rewards. | ||
| Lvl 3 Mysterious Treasure | A treasure chest of unknown origin. Open it to find bountiful rewards. | ||
| Treasure of Al-Malik an-Nasir | Randomly grants you 1-10 Saladin Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Peerless Lord | Randomly grants you 1-10 Constantine I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Overlord | Randomly grants you 1-10 Tomyris Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Scourge | Randomly grants you 1-10 Attila Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Spartan Lion | Randomly grants you 1-10 Leonidas I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Queen of Caria | Randomly grants you 1-10 Artemisia I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Dynastic Queen | Randomly grants you 1-10 Theodora Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Lord of the Peacocks | Randomly grants you 1-10 Chandragupta Maurya Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Universal Ruler | Randomly grants you 1-10 Genghis Khan Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the World Conqueror | Randomly grants you 1-10 Alexander the Great Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Black Prince | Randomly grants you 1-10 Edward of Woodstock Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Tiger of Kai | Randomly grants you 1-10 Takeda Shingen Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Lord Guan | Randomly grants you 1-10 Guan Yu Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Gods-Favored | Randomly grants you 1-10 Ramesses II Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Loyalty and Warfare | Randomly grants you 1-10 Yi Sun-sin Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Conqueror | Randomly grants you 1-10 William I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Hardrada | Randomly grants you 1-10 Harald Sigurdsson Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Persian Empire | Randomly grants you 1-10 Cyrus the Great Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Palmyra | Randomly grants you 1-10 Zenobia Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Babylon | Randomly grants you 1-10 Nebuchadnezzar II Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Legendary Heroine | Randomly grants you 1-10 Mulan Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Queen of Silla | Randomly grants you 1-10 Seondeok Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Tragic Hero | Randomly grants you 1-10 Ishida Mitsunari Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Queen of Egypt | Randomly grants you 1-10 Cleopatra VII Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Golden Kingdom Equipment Chest | Open to get a random "Legendary Blueprint Fragment Chest" or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Ian's Ballads Equipment Chest | Open to get a random "Legendary Blueprint Fragment Chest" or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Ceroli Equipment Chest | Open to get a random "Legendary Blueprint Fragment Chest" or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Golden Kingdom Equipment Trove | Open to get a Legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Ian's Ballads Equipment Trove | Open to get a Legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Ceroli Equipment Trove | Open to get a Legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Relic Chest | Opens to receive a rare item with a chance of an exclusive "Standing Bronze Figurine" decoration from the Sanxingdui Ruins events. | ||
| Frederick I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Treasure of the Northern Legend | Randomly grants you 1-10 Ragnar Lodbrok Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Quest Chest | May contain resource items, Speedup items, Tomes of Knowledge, or other rewards. Unopened chests will automatically be opened at the end of the season. | ||
| Marvelous Merch | Limited Edition RoK Merchandise! | ||
| Treasure of the Blessed Saint | Randomly grants you 1-10 Jadwiga Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the King of Chu | Randomly grants you 1-10 Xiang Yu Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Ruler of Palenque | Randomly grants you 1-10 Kʼinich Janaabʼ Pakal Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Goksan Cheok Clan | Randomly grants you 1-10 Cheok Jun-gyeong Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Father of the Empire | Randomly grants you 1-10 Cyrus the Great Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Legend of Uruk | Randomly grants you 1-10 Gilgamesh Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Kandake | Randomly grants you 1-10 Amanitore Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Byzantine Empress | Randomly grants you 1-10 Theodora Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Duke of Loyalty and Warfare | Randomly grants you 1-10 Yi Sun-sin Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Good Emperor | Randomly grants you 1-10 Trajan Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Eagle of the Americas | Randomly grants you 1-10 Moctezuma I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Kanuni | Randomly grants you 1-10 Suleiman I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Undefeated Warrior | Randomly grants you 1-10 Honda Tadakatsu Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Thoth's Beloved | Randomly grants you 1-10 Thutmose Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Epirus | Randomly grants you 1-10 Pyrrhus Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Qin Treasure Trove | Open to receive a random rare item. | ||
| Treasure of the Breton Eagle | Randomly grants you 1-10 Bertrand du Guesclin Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Neva | Randomly grants you 1-10 Alexander Nevsky Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Patrician | Randomly grants you 1-10 Flavius Aetius Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Zama | Randomly grants you 1-10 Prime Scipio Africanus Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Lancaster | Randomly grants you 1-10 Henry V Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Iceni Queen | Randomly grants you 1-10 Prime Boudica Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Chalice | Randomly grants you 1-10 Jan Žižka Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Maid | Randomly grants you 1-10 Prime Joan of Arc Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of al-Andalus | Randomly grants you 1-10 Tariq ibn Ziyad Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Akkad | Randomly grants you 1-10 Sargon the Great Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the First Basileus | Randomly grants you 1-10 Heraclius Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Mughal Tiger | Randomly grants you 1-10 Babur Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Kalmar | Randomly grants you 1-10 Margaret I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Carthage | Randomly grants you 1-10 Dido Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Crouching Dragon | Randomly grants you 1-10 Zhuge Liang Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Unsleeping Emperor | Randomly grants you 1-10 Justinian I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Marquis Guanjun | Randomly grants you 1-10 Huo Qubing Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Laconian Eagle | Randomly grants you 1-10 Gorgo Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of Shizong | Randomly grants you 1-10 Liu Che Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of Assyria | Randomly grants you 1-10 Ashurbanipal Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Teutoburg Forest | Randomly grants you 1-10 Prime Hermann Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Mactan | Randomly grants you 1-10 Lapulapu Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of El Gran Capitán | Randomly grants you 1-10 Gonzalo de Córdoba Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of Jirnnodhara | Randomly grants you 1-10 Gajah Mada Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Flameborn | Randomly grants you 1-10 Siyaj K'ak' Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Sea-King | Randomly grants you 1-10 Prime Ragnar Lodbrok Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of La Duquessa | Randomly grants you 1-10 Eleanor of Aquitaine Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Bucellarius | Randomly grants you 1-10 Prime Belisarius Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Stirling Bridge | Randomly grants you 1-10 William Wallace Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Pearl Tree | Randomly grants you 1-10 Shajar al-Durr Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Lord Mumin | Randomly grants you 1-10 Choe Yeong Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of Carthage's Conqueror | Randomly grants you 1-10 Scipio Aemilianus Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Argeadai | Randomly grants you 1-10 Philip II Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Great Voievod | Randomly grants you 1-10 Stephen III Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Athleta Christi | Randomly grants you 1-10 John Hunyadi Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Rare Qin Treasure | Open to receive a random reward. | ||
| Epic Qin Treasure | Open to receive a random reward. | ||
| Legendary Qin Treasure | Open to receive a random reward. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Kamakura's Warlord | Guaranteed Minamoto no Yoshitsune Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Warlord | Guaranteed Cao Cao Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Legendary Heroine | Guaranteed Mulan Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Ebu'l Feth | Guaranteed Mehmed II Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Tragic Hero | Guaranteed Ishida Mitsunari Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Queen of Egypt | Guaranteed Cleopatra VII Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Queen of Silla | Guaranteed Seondeok Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Lionheart | Guaranteed Richard I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Uncrowned Emperor | Guaranteed Julius Caesar Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Barbarossa | Guaranteed Frederick I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Bow of Revolution | Guaranteed Yi Seong-Gye Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Martel's Heart | Guaranteed Charles Martel Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Holy Overlord | Guaranteed El Cid Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Universal Ruler | Guaranteed Genghis Khan Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The World Conqueror | Guaranteed Alexander the Great Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Black Prince | Guaranteed Edward of Woodstock Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Al-Malik an-Nasir | Guaranteed Saladin Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Peerless Lord | Guaranteed Constantine I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Overlord | Guaranteed Tomyris Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Tiger of Kai | Guaranteed Takeda Shingen Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Scourge | Guaranteed Attila Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Northern Legend | Guaranteed Ragnar Lodbrok Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Thoth's Beloved | Guaranteed Thutmose III Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Conqueror | Guaranteed William I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Lord Guan | Guaranteed Guan Yu Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Hardrada | Guaranteed Harald Sigurdsson Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Gods-Favored | Guaranteed Ramesses II Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Spartan Lion | Guaranteed Leonidas I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Queen of Caria | Guaranteed Artemisia I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Loyalty and Warfare | Guaranteed Yi Sun-sin Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Byzantine Empress | Guaranteed Theodora Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Lord of the Peacocks | Guaranteed Chandragupta Maurya Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Palmyra | Guaranteed Zenobia Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Father of the Empire | Guaranteed Cyrus the Great Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Babylon | Guaranteed Nebuchadnezzar II Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Good Emperor | Guaranteed Trajan Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Eagle of the Americas | Guaranteed Moctezuma I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Blessed Saint | Guaranteed Jadwiga Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The King of Chu | Guaranteed Xiang Yu Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Ruler of Palenque | Guaranteed Kʼinich Janaabʼ Pakal Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Goksan Cheok Clan | Guaranteed Cheok Jun-gyeong Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Legend of Uruk | Guaranteed Gilgamesh Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Kandake | Guaranteed Amanitore Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Kanuni | Guaranteed Suleiman I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Undefeated Warrior | Guaranteed Honda Tadakatsu Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Epirus | Guaranteed Pyrrhus Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Breton Eagle | Guaranteed Bertrand du Guesclin Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Neva | Guaranteed Alexander Nevsky Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Patrician | Guaranteed Flavius Aetius Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Zama | Guaranteed Prime Scipio Africanus Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Lancaster | Guaranteed Henry V Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Iceni Queen | Guaranteed Prime Boudica Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Chalice | Guaranteed Jan Žižka Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Maid | Guaranteed Prime Joan of Arc Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Al-Andalus | Guaranteed Tariq ibn Ziyad Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Akkad | Guaranteed Sargon the Great Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The First Basileus | Guaranteed Heraclius Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Mughal Tiger | Guaranteed Babur Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Kalmar | Guaranteed Margaret I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Carthage | Guaranteed Dido Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Crouching Dragon | Guaranteed Zhuge Liang Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Unsleeping Emperor | Guaranteed Justinian I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Marquis Guanjun | Guaranteed Huo Qubing Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Laconian Eagle | Guaranteed Gorgo Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Shizong | Guaranteed Liu Che Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Assyria | Guaranteed Ashurbanipal Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Teutoburg Forest | Guaranteed Prime Hermann Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Mactan | Guaranteed Lapulapu Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: El Gran Capitán | Guaranteed Gonzalo de Córdoba Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Jirnnodhara | Guaranteed Gajah Mada Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Flameborn | Guaranteed Siyaj K'ak' Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Sea-King | Guaranteed Prime Ragnar Lodbrok Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: La Duquessa | Guaranteed Eleanor of Aquitaine Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Bucellarius | Guaranteed Prime Belisarius Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Stirling Bridge | Guaranteed William Wallace Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Pearl Tree | Guaranteed Shajar al-Durr Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Lord Mumin | Guaranteed Choe Yeong Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Carthage's Conqueror | Guaranteed Scipio Aemilianus Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Argeadai | Guaranteed Philip II Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Great Voievod | Guaranteed Stephen III Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Athleta Christi | Guaranteed John Hunyadi Sculptures | ||
| Treasure of the Mathematician | Randomly grants you 1-10 Archimedes Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Treasure of Bloody Mary | Randomly grants you 1-10 Mary I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Golden Key, or a Silver Key. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Mathematician | Guaranteed Archimedes Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Bloody Mary | Guaranteed Mary I Sculptures | ||
| Anniversary Cake | Use to receive an Epic Elysian Chest and place an Anniversary Cake on the map. The Cake will take minutes to build, though your alliance members can dispatch Scouts to help speed up construction. Once the Anniversary Cake is complete, your alliance members can claim its rewards (first come, first served). | ||
| Advanced Elysian Chest | Can be obtained from the 2025 Anniversary Festival event series. Open via the Elysian Treasures event to earn Elysium Points, Chest Points, and other random rewards. | ||
| Elite Elysian Chest | Can be obtained from the 2025 Anniversary Festival event series. Open via the Elysian Treasures event to earn Elysium Points, Chest Points, and other random rewards. | ||
| Epic Elysian Chest | Can be obtained from the 2025 Anniversary Festival event series. Open via the Elysian Treasures event to earn Elysium Points, Chest Points, and other random rewards. | ||
| Legendary Elysian Chest | Can be obtained from the 2025 Anniversary Festival event series. Open via the Elysian Treasures event to earn Elysium Points, Chest Points, and other random rewards. | ||
| Treasure of the Khan's Sword | Randomly grants you 1-10 Subutai Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Round Table | Randomly grants you 1-10 Arthur Pendragon Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Eastern Light | Randomly grants you 1-10 Tokugawa Ieyasu Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Death Dealer | Randomly grants you 1-10 Bai Qi Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Shahanshah | Randomly grants you 1-10 Shapur I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the First Emperor | Randomly grants you 1-10 Qin Shi Huang Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Raven King | Randomly grants you 1-10 Matthias I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Eastern Caesar | Randomly grants you 1-10 Afonso de Albuquerque Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Swift-Footed | Randomly grants you 1-10 Achilles Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Gleaming Helm | Randomly grants you 1-10 Hector Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Sword of the Khan | Guaranteed Subutai Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Once and Future King | Guaranteed Arthur Pendragon Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Tōshō Daigongen | Guaranteed Tokugawa Ieyasu Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Deity of Death | Guaranteed Bai Qi Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Shahanshah | Guaranteed Shapur I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The First Emperor | Guaranteed Qin Shi Huang Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Corvinus | Guaranteed Matthias I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Caesar of the East | Guaranteed Afonso de Albuquerque Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Swift-Footed | Guaranteed Achilles Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Prince of Troy | Guaranteed Hector Sculptures | ||
| Spring Festival Fireworks | Dazzling fireworks. Can be obtained from the 2026 Spring Festival event series and used to claim random rewards. | ||
| Hoppy Sweet Dreams | Use to receive an Epic Elysian Chest and place a Hoppy Sweet Dreams building on the map. Construction will take minutes, though your alliance members can dispatch Scouts to help speed up construction. Once the building is complete, your alliance members can claim its rewards (first come, first served). | ||
| Timeless Treasure | A mysterious treasure chest filled with hidden riches. | ||
| Treasure of the Grand Vizier | Randomly grants you 1-10 Yahya ibn Khalid Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Grand Vizier | Guaranteed Yahya ibn Khalid Sculptures | ||
| Treasure of the Builder | Randomly grants you 1-10 David IV Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Falling Star | Randomly grants you 1-10 Gang Gamchan Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Boneless | Randomly grants you 1-10 Ivar Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Artist of War | Randomly grants you 1-10 Prime Sun Tzu Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Thalassocrat | Randomly grants you 1-10 Hayam Wuruk Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the Sultan of Seljuk | Randomly grants you 1-10 Alp Arslan Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of the King of Gaul | Randomly grants you 1-10 Vercingetorix Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Treasure of Queen Gloriana | Randomly grants you 1-10 Elizabeth I Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Builder | Guaranteed David IV Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Sword of the Falling Star | Guaranteed Gang Gamchan Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Boneless | Guaranteed Ivar Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Artist of War | Guaranteed Prime Sun Tzu Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Thalassocrat | Guaranteed Hayam Wuruk Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Sultan of Seljuk | Guaranteed Alp Arslan Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: King of Gaul | Guaranteed Vercingetorix Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Queen Gloriana | Guaranteed Elizabeth I Sculptures | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Unruly Revivalist | Guaranteed Pelagius Sculptures | ||
| Treasure of the Unruly Revivalist | Randomly grants you 1-10 Pelagius Sculptures, a Legendary Commander Sculpture, an Epic Commander Sculpture, a Silver Key, or a Golden Key. | ||
| Level 1 "Pick One" Resource Chest | Choose your reward: 10,000 Food, 10,000 Wood, 7,500 Stone, or 3,000 Gold. | ||
| Level 2 "Pick One" Resource Chest | Choose your reward: 50,000 Food, 50,000 Wood, 37,500 Stone, or 15,000 Gold. | ||
| Level 3 "Pick One" Resource Chest | Choose your reward: 150,000 Food, 150,000 Wood, 112,500 Stone, or 50,000 Gold. | ||
| Level 4 "Pick One" Resource Chest | Choose your reward: 500,000 Food, 500,000 Wood, 375,000 Stone, or 200,000 Gold. | ||
| Level 1 "Pick One" Speedup Chest | Choose your reward: 15-Minute Building Speedup, 15-Minute Research Speedup, 15-Minute Training Speedup, or 15-Minute Healing Speedup. | ||
| Level 2 "Pick One" Speedup Chest | Choose your reward: 60-Minute Building Speedup, 60-Minute Research Speedup, 60-Minute Training Speedup, or 60-Minute Healing Speedup. | ||
| Level 3 "Pick One" Speedup Chest | Choose your reward: 3-Hour Building Speedup, 3-Hour Research Speedup, 3-Hour Training Speedup, or 3-Hour Healing Speedup. | ||
| Commander Sculpture Chest | Open to choose a commander sculpture from the following: Cleopatra VII, Seondeok, Ishida Mitsunari, Pepin III, or Casimir III. | ||
| Your Chosen Treasure | Open to receive a Legendary chest armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon3 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest | Choose to receive one of the following blueprint fragments: | ||
| Equipment Material Choice Chest | Receive a normal equipment material of your choice. | ||
| Equipment Material Choice Chest | Receive an advanced equipment material of your choice. | ||
| Equipment Material Choice Chest | Receive an elite equipment material of your choice. | ||
| Equipment Material Choice Chest | Receive an epic equipment material of your choice. | ||
| Equipment Material Choice Chest | Receive a legendary equipment material of your choice. | ||
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to get an Advanced chest armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon3 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Elite chest armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon3 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Epic chest armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon3 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary chest blueprint fragment of your choice: Shadow Legion's Retribution, Hope Cloak, or The Milky Way. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon3 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Advanced leg armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon5 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Elite leg armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon5 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Epic leg armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon5 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary leg blueprint fragment of your choice: Tassets of the War God, Eternal Night, or Ash of the Dawn. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon5 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Advanced helm blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon2 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Elite helm blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon2 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Epic helm blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon2 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary helm blueprint fragment of your choice: War Helm of the Hellish Wasteland, Gold Helm of the Eternal Empire, or Dragon's Breath Helm. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon2 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Advanced glove blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon4 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Elite glove blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon4 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Epic glove blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon4 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary glove blueprint fragment of your choice: Navar's Control, Sacred Grips, or Ian's Choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon4 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Advanced weapon blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon1 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Elite weapon blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon1 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Epic weapon blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon1 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary weapon blueprint fragment of your choice: Lance of the Hellish Wasteland, Shield of the Eternal Empire, or Dragon's Breath Bow. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon1 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Advanced boots blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon6 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Elite boots blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon6 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Epic boots blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon6 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary boot blueprint fragment of your choice: Shio's Return, Mountain Crushers, or Commander's Boots. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon6 | |
| Blueprint Choice Chest | Open to choose one of the following Elite weapon blueprints: Gatekeeper's Shield, Blazing Axe, or Staff of the Lost. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon1 | |
| Blueprint Choice Chest | Open to choose one of the following Epic weapon blueprints: Sakura Fubuki, Golden Age, or Heart of the Saint. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon1 | |
| Blueprint Choice Chest | Open to choose one of the following Epic accessory blueprints: Silent Trial, Delane's Amulet, or Peter's Sickle. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon7 | |
| Blueprint Choice Chest | Open to choose one of the following Epic accessory blueprints: Silent Trial, Delane's Amulet, or Peter's Sickle. | ||
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest | Open to receive a Legendary chest armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon3 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest | Open to receive a Legendary leg armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon5 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest | Open to receive a Legendary helm blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon2 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest | Open to receive a Legendary glove blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon4 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary weapon blueprint fragment of your choice: Lance of the Hellish Wasteland, Shield of the Eternal Empire, or Dragon's Breath Bow. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon1 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest | Open to receive a Legendary boots blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon6 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary accessory blueprint fragment of your choice: Karuak's War Drums or Seth's Call. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon7 | |
| Crystal Chest I | Will be automatically exchanged for 10,000 Crystals at the start of the next Season of Conquest story. If you do not receive a slot for the next Lost Kingdom, this item will not be automatically exchanged. | ||
| Crystal Chest II | Will be automatically exchanged for 50,000 Crystals at the start of the next Season of Conquest story. If you do not receive a slot for the next Lost Kingdom, this item will not be automatically exchanged. | ||
| Crystal Chest III | Will be automatically exchanged for 100,000 Crystals at the start of the next Season of Conquest story. If you do not receive a slot for the next Lost Kingdom, this item will not be automatically exchanged. | ||
| Level 5 "Pick One" Resource Chest | Choose your reward: 1,500,000 Food, 1,500,000 Wood, 1,125,000 Stone, or 600,000 Gold. | ||
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to get an Advanced equipment blueprint fragment of your choice. | ||
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to get an Elite equipment blueprint fragment of your choice (accessories not included). | ||
| Mulan Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive an Epic accessory blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon7 | |
| Fortune Chest | Can be exchanged for Golden Keys, Crystal Keys, and Speedup items. | ||
| Heritage Box | A box filled with Relic Coins and Exhibit Coins. | ||
| City Theme Re-release Chest | Choose a previous Lucerne Scrolls city theme as a reward (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | ||
| Commander Re-release Chest | Choose from a selection of pre-Season of Conquest archer commander sculptures as a reward | img_iconNewHeroTypeS2 | |
| Commander Re-release Chest | Choose from a selection of pre-Season of Conquest infantry commander sculptures as a reward | img_iconNewHeroTypeS1 | |
| Commander Re-release Chest | Choose from a selection of pre-Season of Conquest cavalry commander sculptures as a reward | img_iconNewHeroTypeS3 | |
| Anniversary City Theme Choice Voucher | Choose a seasonal City Theme as a reward (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Anniversary Decoration Choice Voucher | Choose a seasonal decoration as a reward (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Thanksgiving City Theme Choice Voucher | Choose a seasonal City Theme as a 2022 Thanksgiving event reward (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Thanksgiving Decoration Choice Voucher | Choose a seasonal decoration as a 2022 Thanksgiving event reward (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Thanksgiving City Theme Choice Voucher (7 Days) | Choose a seasonal City Theme as a 2022 Thanksgiving event reward (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 100 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Halloween Decoration Choice Voucher | Choose a seasonal decoration as a 2022 Halloween event reward (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Succulent Fish | Dish brought by Cao Cao. Open to receive a reward. | ||
| Decadent Dessert | Dish brought by Charlemagne. Open to receive a reward. | ||
| Fragrant Stew | Dish brought by Suleiman I. Open to receive a reward. | ||
| Tender Roast | Dish brought by Harald Sigurdsson. Open to receive a reward. | ||
| Valentine's City Theme Choice Voucher | Choose a 2023 Valentine's Day city theme as an event reward (if you already have all the themes, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Valentine's Decoration Choice Voucher | Choose a 2023 Valentine's Day decoration as an event reward (if you already have all the decorations, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest (Includes Engineering) | Open to receive a Legendary chest armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon3 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest (Includes Engineering) | Open to receive a Legendary leg armor blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon5 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest (Includes Engineering) | Open to receive a Legendary helm blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon2 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest (Includes Engineering) | Open to receive a Legendary glove blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon4 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest (Includes Engineering) | Open to receive a Legendary weapon blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon1 | |
| Blueprint Fragments Choice Chest (Includes Engineering) | Open to receive a Legendary boots blueprint fragment of your choice. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon6 | |
| Random Blueprint Fragment Chest (Engineering) | Open to get a random legendary engineering equipment blueprint fragment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon13 | |
| Easter City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2025 Easter city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Easter Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2025 Easter decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Spring Once More City Theme Choice Voucher | Choose a 2023 Spring Once More city theme to receive (if you already have all the themes, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Spring Once More Decoration Choice Voucher | Choose a 2023 Spring Once More seasonal decoration to receive (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Spring Once More City Theme Choice Voucher (7 Days) | Choose a 2023 Spring Once More 7-day city theme to receive (if you already have all the themes, this will be exchanged for 100 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Golden Kingdom Equipment Trove (Includes Engineering) | Open to get a Legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Ian's Ballads Equipment Trove (Includes Engineering) | Open to get a Legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Ceroli Equipment Trove (Includes Engineering) | Open to get a Legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Spire of Wadjet | Exclusive Osiris League Season 7 city theme. Only available to members of the top four alliances that made it to the Osiris League playoffs. | ||
| Aerie of Horus | Exclusive Osiris League Season 7 city theme. Only available to members of alliances that made it to the Osiris League playoffs. | ||
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary chest armor blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon3 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary leg armor blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon5 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary helm blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon2 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary glove blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon4 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary weapon blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon1 | |
| Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary boot blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon6 | |
| Conquest Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary chest armor blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, engineering, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon3 | |
| Conquest Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary leg armor blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, engineering, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon5 | |
| Conquest Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary helm blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, engineering, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon2 | |
| Conquest Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary glove blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, engineering, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon4 | |
| Conquest Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary weapon blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, engineering, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon1 | |
| Conquest Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest | Open to receive a legendary boot blueprint fragment of your choice. Includes blueprint fragments for infantry, cavalry, archer, engineering, and leadership equipment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon6 | |
| Random Blueprint Fragment Chest (Gathering) | Open to get a random legendary gathering equipment blueprint fragment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon14 | |
| Random Blueprint Fragment Chest (Leadership) | Open to get a random legendary leadership equipment blueprint fragment. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon15 | |
| Golden Kingdom Chest | Open to get a legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Ian's Ballads Chest | Open to get a legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Ceroli Chest | Open to get a legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Conquest Golden Kingdom Chest | Open to get a legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Conquest Ian's Ballads Chest | Open to get a legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Conquest Ceroli Chest | Open to get a legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Blueprint Choice Chest | Open to select one of the following legendary gathering equipment blueprints: Witch's Feathered Staff, Witch's Deadwood Crown, Witch's Hexed Cloak, Witch's Crimson Bracers, Witch's Ornamented Pants, or Witch's Mire-Waders. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon14 | |
| Aspirant Pass | A pass required to enter the . When the next Lost Kingdom begins, you will be able to spend Gems at the to recruit your preferred commanders. | ||
| Autarch Pass | A pass required to enter the . When the next Lost Kingdom begins, you will be able to spend Gems at the to recruit your preferred commanders. Having received an Autarch reward, you can recruit times. | ||
| Vindicator Pass | A pass required to enter the . When the next Lost Kingdom begins, you will be able to spend Gems at the to recruit your preferred commanders. Having received a rank Vindicator reward, you can recruit times. | ||
| Qixi Festival City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2023 Qixi Festival seasonal city theme to receive (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Qixi Festival Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2023 Qixi Festival seasonal decoration (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Tiger's Roar Decoration Voucher | Choose a Tiger's Roar decoration to receive (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Halloween City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2023 Halloween Bash city theme to receive (if you already have all the themes, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Halloween Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2023 Halloween Bash decoration to receive (if you already have all the themes, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Halloween City Theme Voucher (7 Days) | Choose a 2023 Halloween Bash 7-day city theme to receive (if you already have all the themes, this will be exchanged for 100 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Grand Auric | Can be wagered in the Grand Prix Betting event or exchanged for rewards. | ||
| 2023 Thanksgiving Show City Theme Voucher | Choose a seasonal city theme to receive (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| 2023 Thanksgiving Show Decoration Voucher | Choose a seasonal decoration to receive (if you already have all the rewards on offer, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Chest Blueprint Choice Chest | Open to select one of the following Legendary chest armor blueprints. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon3 | |
| Leg Blueprint Choice Chest | Open to select one of the following Legendary leg armor blueprints. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon5 | |
| Glove Blueprint Choice Chest | Open to select one of the following Legendary glove blueprints. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon4 | |
| Boot Blueprint Choice Chest | Open to select one of the following Legendary boot blueprints. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon6 | |
| Mussel | Can be exchanged for rewards at the Fish Market. Mussels cannot be caught directly; they will be automatically awarded to the governor that catches the last fish at a Fishing Spot. | ||
| Yamabuki Ōgon | This rare koi is covered in a solid coat of golden scales. It's said to symbolize wealth and prosperity. Can be exchanged for valuable rewards at the Fish Market. | ||
| Rainbow Snakehead | The prismatic coloration of this species makes it a popular aquarium fish. Can be exchanged for valuable rewards at the Fish Market. | ||
| Dragonfish | With its brilliant red scales, the Asian arowana, or "dragonfish", is a symbol of nobility in some cultures. Can be exchanged for valuable rewards at the Fish Market. | ||
| Crab | A freshwater crab that dwells at the bottoms of rivers. Very short-tempered; you might even call it "crabby". Can be exchanged for valuable rewards at the Fish Market. | ||
| Crayfish | Much more economical than their bigger, haute-cuisine cousins, crayfish can still be pretty tasty when prepared right. Can be exchanged for valuable rewards at the Fish Market. | ||
| Perch | A common (and delicious) freshwater fish. Can be exchanged for Sea Shillings. | ||
| Trout | A ubiquitous freshwater fish, various species of trout can be found throughout the northern hemisphere. Can be exchanged for Sea Shillings. | ||
| Catfish | A type of fish that usually resides at the bottoms of rivers. Inexpensive, but a celebrated part of many cuisines. Can be exchanged for Sea Shillings. | ||
| Crucian Carp | A mundanely-colored cousin of the goldfish, the crucian carp has many tiny bones that make it tough to eat, and as a result is one of the cheaper fishes out there. Can be exchanged for Sea Shillings. | ||
| Spring Festival Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2024 Spring Festival decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Osiris Coin (Season 8) | While the Osiris League competition is underway, you will be able to earn Osiris Coins by participating in League battles or regular Ark of Osiris battles. Osiris Coins can be exchanged for rewards in the Osiris League Season 8 Shop. | ||
| Auric (Season 8) | Can be wagered in League Bets or exchanged for items during Osiris League Season 8. | ||
| Mark of the Champion (Season 8) | Can be used to participate in season 8 of the "Eye for Talent" event. | ||
| Osiris League Season 8 City Theme (Semifinals) | Exclusive Osiris League Season 8 city theme. Awarded to participants who made it to the Osiris League semifinals. | ||
| Osiris League Season 8 City Theme (Round of 32) | Exclusive Osiris League Season 8 city theme. Awarded to participants who made it to the Osiris League playoffs. | ||
| Bait | Can be used to fish in the Fisherman's Fortune event. | ||
| Sea Shilling | Fisherman's Fortune event currency. Can be used to purchase rewards from the Fish Market. | ||
| Conquest Ceroli Treasure Trove | Open to get a Legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Spring City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2024 Spring city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Spring Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2024 Spring decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Fisherman's Fortune Decoration Voucher | Choose a decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Ceroli Treasure Trove | Open to get a Legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Easter City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2024 Easter city theme to receive (if you already have all the themes, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Easter Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2024 Easter decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Easter City Theme Voucher (7 Days) | Choose a 2024 Easter 7-day city theme to receive (if you already have all the themes, this will be exchanged for 100 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| 2024 Museum Day City Theme Voucher | Choose a city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| 2024 Museum Day Decoration Voucher | Choose a decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Returnee Rupee | Can be used in the Returnee Shop to purchase items. | ||
| Eternal City City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2024 Eternal City city theme to receive (if you already have all the themes, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Eternal City Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2024 Eternal City decoration to receive (if you already have all the decorations, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Eternal City City Theme Voucher (7 Days) | Choose a 2024 Eternal City 7-day city theme to receive (if you already have all the themes, this will be exchanged for 100 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| 2024 Qixi Festival City Theme Voucher | Choose a city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| 2024 Qixi Festival Decoration Voucher | Choose a decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| 2024 Anniversary Festival City Theme Voucher | Choose a city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| 2024 Anniversary Festival Decoration Voucher | Choose a decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Circus Gift Voucher | Can be used to redeem a Souvenir of your choice. | ||
| 2024 Sorcerous Reverie City Theme Voucher | Choose a city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| 2024 Sorcerous Reverie Decoration Voucher | Choose a decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Mystique Chest | Open to receive a Legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Conquest Mystique Chest | Open to receive a Legendary Blueprint Fragment Choice Chest or a Crystal Key. | ||
| Spring Festival Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2025 Spring Festival decoration to receive. (If you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems.) | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Kingdom Bugle | Allows you to make a statement in the Kingdom chat channel. All governors in your kingdom will receive your statement, and it'll be stickied to the top of the Kingdom chat channel. Your City Hall must be at least level 16 to use this. | ||
| Lost Kingdom Bugle | Allows you to make a statement in the Lost Kingdom chat channel. All governors in your Lost Kingdom will receive your statement, and it'll be stickied to the top of the Lost Kingdom chat channel. Your City Hall must be at least level 25 to use this. | ||
| Season Bugle | Allows you to make a statement in the chat channels of all kingdoms and Lost Kingdoms in the same season as you. All governors in your season will receive the statement, and it'll be stickied to the top of all their kingdom and Lost Kingdom channels. Your City Hall must be level 25 to use this. | ||
| Third Building Queue | Unlocks another building queue. | ||
| Second Research Queue | Unlocks another research queue. | ||
| Voyage Chest | Open for a chance to receive resources, speedups, and other items. | ||
| Museum Day City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2025 Museum Mania city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Museum Day Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2025 Museum Mania decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Museum Day City Theme Voucher (7 Days) | Choose a 2025 Museum Mania 7-day city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 100 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Daily Accolade | Earned by completing quests in the Returnee Race event. Removed from your inventory every day at 00:00 UTC. | ||
| Qin Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2025 Qin Ascendancy decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Qin Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2025 Qin Ascendancy decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Caravan Chit | Can be obtained by exchanging your items in the One Man's Trash event. Can be used to redeem rewards in the Another Man's Treasure event. | ||
| Seastride Song City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2025 Seastride Song city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Seastride Song Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2025 Seastride Song decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Isle of Marvels City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2025 Isle of Marvels city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Isle of Marvels Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2025 Isle of Marvels decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | ||
| Isle of Marvels City Theme Voucher (7 Days) | Choose a 2025 Isle of Marvels 7-day city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 100 Gems). | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Artisan Coin | Can be obtained from the Shining Resolve event. Used to purchase items from the Equipment Shop. | ||
| Silver Armorer Coin | Can be obtained from the Rearm & Reload event. Used to purchase a variety of items from the Armory Raid event shop. | ||
| Golden Armorer Coin | Can be obtained from the Rearm & Reload event. Used to purchase a variety of items from the Armory Raid event shop. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (Scroll) | After opening this chest, you can select 3 formations. You'll receive a random Scroll armament with a special inscription for one of those formations. Your armament wishlist progress won't be reset. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (Instrument) | After opening this chest, you can select 3 formations. You'll receive a random Instrument armament with a special inscription for one of those formations. Your armament wishlist progress won't be reset. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (Flag) | After opening this chest, you can select 3 formations. You'll receive a random Flag armament with a special inscription for one of those formations. Your armament wishlist progress won't be reset. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (Emblem) | After opening this chest, you can select 3 formations. You'll receive a random Emblem armament with a special inscription for one of those formations. Your armament wishlist progress won't be reset. | ||
| Artisan Chest | Open to receive a random number of Artisan Coins. | ||
| Armorer Chest | Open to receive a random number of Golden Armorer Coins. | ||
| Blueprint Choice Chest | Choose to receive one of the following blueprints: | ||
| EXP | Raises your Shining Resolve event level by 1. Applies automatically after purchase. | ||
| 2025 Thanksgiving City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2025 Thanksgiving Show city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| 2025 Thanksgiving Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2025 Thanksgiving Show decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| 2025 Thanksgiving City Theme Voucher (7 Days) | Choose a 2025 Thanksgiving Show 7-day city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 100 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Tier 4 Unit Chest | Select a unit type to receive Tier 4 units of that type. This will not count toward quests that track troop training. | ||
| Travel Ticket | Can be used for Travel in the State Forum. One Travel Ticket allows for 120 Travels (independent of daily travel chances). | ||
| Rare Inscription Armament Choice Chest (Scroll) | After opening this chest, you can select 1 formation's Scroll armament with a rare inscription. Your armament wishlist progress won't increase. | ||
| Rare Inscription Armament Choice Chest (Instrument) | After opening this chest, you can select 1 formation's Instrument armament with a rare inscription. Your armament wishlist progress won't increase. | ||
| Rare Inscription Armament Choice Chest (Flag) | After opening this chest, you can select 1 formation's Flag armament with a rare inscription. Your armament wishlist progress won't increase. | ||
| Rare Inscription Armament Choice Chest (Emblem) | After opening this chest, you can select 1 formation's Emblem armament with a rare inscription. Your armament wishlist progress won't increase. | ||
| 2026 Spring Festival Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2026 Spring Festival event decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Spring Showcase City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2026 Spring Showcase city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Spring Showcase Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2026 Spring Showcase decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Museum Day City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2026 Esteemed Erudition city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Museum Day Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2026 Esteemed Erudition decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Tier 2 Unit Chest | Select a unit type to receive Tier 2 units of that type. This will not count toward quests that track troop training. | ||
| Summer Solstice City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2026 Summer Solstice city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Summer Solstice Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2026 Summer Solstice decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| 2026 Night of Sevens City Theme Voucher | Choose a 2026 Night of Sevens city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2000 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| 2026 Night of Sevens Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2026 Night of Sevens decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon12 | |
| Soar to the Heavens City Theme Voucher (Permanent) | Choose a 2026 Soar to the Heavens city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 2,000 Gems). | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Soar to the Heavens Decoration Voucher | Choose a 2026 Soar to the Heavens decoration to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 200 Gems). | ||
| Soar to the Heavens City Theme Voucher (7 Days) | Choose a 2026 Soar to the Heavens 7-day city theme to receive (if you already have all the possible rewards, this will be exchanged for 100 Gems). | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Appreciation Gift | Open the gift to select 1 out of 2 event custom decorations to receive. The selected decoration can be used for yourself or gifted to another governor. | ||
| Gift of the Beloved | Open the gift to receive an event city theme. The city theme can be used for yourself or gifted to another governor. | img_ItemTemplatEquipRightTopIcon11 | |
| Lucky Treasure | blank | Use the Lucky Treasure to raise its quality for free! The rarer the quality, the better your rewards! | |
| Bundle of Obsolete Starlight Sculptures | Can be used to upgrade the Star Level of advanced commanders. Grants a large amount of experience. | ||
| Bundle of Ordinary Starlight Sculptures | Can be used to upgrade the Star Level of elite commanders. Grants a large amount of experience. | ||
| Bundle of Brand-new Starlight Sculptures | Can be used to upgrade the Star Level of epic commanders. Grants a large amount of experience. | ||
| Bundle of Dazzling Starlight Sculptures | Can be used to upgrade the Star Level of legendary commanders. Grants a large amount of experience. | ||
| Blessed Obsolete Starlight Sculpture | Can be used to upgrade the Star Level of advanced commanders. Grants extra luck bonuses. | ||
| Blessed Ordinary Starlight Sculpture | Can be used to upgrade the Star Level of elite commanders. Grants extra luck bonuses. | ||
| Blessed Brand-new Starlight Sculpture | Can be used to upgrade the Star Level of epic commanders. Grants extra luck bonuses. | ||
| Blessed Dazzling Starlight Sculpture | Can be used to upgrade the Star Level of legendary commanders. Grants extra luck bonuses. | ||
| Obsolete Starlight Sculpture | A material that can be used to upgrade the Star Level of advanced commanders. | ||
| Ordinary Starlight Sculpture | A material that can be used to upgrade the Star Level of elite commanders. | ||
| Brand-new Starlight Sculpture | A material that can be used to upgrade the Star Level of epic commanders. | ||
| Dazzling Starlight Sculpture | A material that can be used to upgrade the Star Level of legendary commanders. | ||
| Normal Commander Sculpture | Can be exchanged for a sculpture of any Normal Commander you already have (used to upgrade commander skills). | ||
| Advanced Commander Sculpture | Can be exchanged for a sculpture of any Advanced Commander you already have (used to upgrade commander skills). | ||
| Elite Commander Sculpture | Can be exchanged for a sculpture of any Elite Commander you already have (used to upgrade commander skills). | ||
| Epic Commander Sculpture | Can be exchanged for a sculpture of any Epic Commander you already have (except Keira). Used to upgrade commander skills. | ||
| Legendary Commander Sculpture | Can be exchanged for a sculpture of any Legendary commander you already have (except Minamoto no Yoshitsune, Hannibal Barca, and Æthelflæd). Used to upgrade commander skills. | ||
| Julius Caesar Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Julius Caesar | Gaius Julius Caesar was a Roman politician and general who played a critical role in the events that led to the rise of the Roman Empire. Caesar rose to become one of the most powerful politicians through a number of his accomplishments, notably his victories in the Gallic Wars. After assuming control of the government, Caesar began a program of social and governmental reforms, including the creation of the Julian Calendar. His populist and authoritarian reforms angered the elites, who began to conspire against him. On the Ides of March 44 BC Caesar was assassinated by a group of rebellious senators led by Gaius Cassius Longinus, Marcus Junius Brutus and Decimus Junius Brutus. | ||
| Barbarian Champion Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Calvin | All we know about Calvin is that he is the incontestable leader of the Barbarians. | ||
| Sun Tzu Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Sun Tzu | Sun Tzu was a Chinese general, military strategist, writer, and philosopher who lived in the Eastern Zhou period of ancient China. Sun Tzu is traditionally credited as the author of The Art of War, a widely influential work of military strategy that has affected both Western and East Asian philosophy and military thinking. Sun Tzu's work has been praised and employed throughout East Asian warfare since its composition. During the twentieth century, The Art of War grew in popularity and saw practical use in Western society as well. It continues to influence many competitive endeavors in East Asia and the Western World including culture, politics, business, and sports, as well as modern warfare. | ||
| Frederick I | Frederick I, also known as Frederick Barbarossa, was the Holy Roman Emperor from 1155 until his death. Historians consider him among the Holy Roman Empire's greatest medieval emperors. He combined qualities that made him appear almost superhuman to his contemporaries: his ambition, his skills at organization, his battlefield acumen and his political perspicuity. Among his contributions to Central European society and culture include the reestablishment of the Corpus Juris Civilis, or the Roman rule of law, which counterbalanced the papal power that dominated the German states since the conclusion of the Investiture Controversy. Frederick died in 1190 in Asia Minor while leading an army in the Third Crusade. | ||
| Constantine I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Constantine I | Constantine the Great, also known as Constantine I or Saint Constantine, was a Roman Emperor of Illyrian and Greek origin. As emperor, Constantine enacted administrative, financial, social, and military reforms to strengthen the empire. He restructured the government, separating civil and military authorities. To combat inflation he introduced the solidus, a new gold coin that became the standard for Byzantine and European currencies for more than a thousand years. The Roman army was reorganized to consist of mobile field units and garrison soldiers capable of countering internal threats and barbarian invasions. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Yi Seong-Gye | Taejo of Joseon, born Yi Seong-Gye, was the founder and the first king of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea, and the main figure in overthrowing the Goryeo Dynasty. Yi Seong-Gye joined the Goryeo army and gained power and respect during the late 1370s and early 1380s by pushing Mongol remnants off the peninsula and also by repelling well-organized Japanese pirates in a series of successful engagements. He declared a new dynasty in 1392–1393 under the name of Joseon, thereby reviving an older state, also known as Joseon, that was, legendarily, established nearly three thousand years previously, and renamed the country the "Kingdom of Great Joseon". Yi Seong-Gye abdicated in 1398 during the strife between his sons and died on May 24, 1408 in Changdeok Palace. | ||
| Cao Cao Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "Cao Cao". Also can be used to upgrade skill level of this commander or star level of any commander. | ||
| Cao Cao | Cao Cao, courtesy name Mengde, was a Chinese warlord and the penultimate Chancellor of the Eastern Han dynasty. As one of the central figures of the Three Kingdoms period, he laid the foundations for what was to become the state of Cao Wei and was posthumously honored as "Emperor Wu of Wei". He is often portrayed as a cruel and merciless tyrant in subsequent literature; however, he has also been praised as a brilliant ruler and military genius who treated his subordinates like his family. Cao Cao had much success as the Han chancellor, but his handling of the Han emperor Liu Xie was heavily criticized and resulted in a continued and then escalated civil war. | ||
| Richard I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Richard I | Richard I was King of England from 6 July 1189 until his death. He was known as Richard the Lionheart because of his reputation as a great military leader and warrior. Richard was a central Christian commander during the Third Crusade, leading the campaign after the departure of Philip II of France and scoring considerable victories against his Muslim counterpart, Saladin. Rather than regarding his kingdom as a responsibility requiring his presence as ruler, Richard has been perceived as preferring to use it merely as a source of revenue to support his armies. Nevertheless, he was seen as a pious hero by his subjects. He remains one of the few kings of England remembered by his epithet, rather than regnal number, and is an enduring iconic figure both in England and in France. | ||
| Minamoto no Yoshitsune Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "Minamoto no Yoshitsune". Can also be used to upgrade the skill level or the star level of this commander. | ||
| Minamoto no Yoshitsune | Minamoto no Yoshitsune was a military commander of the Minamoto clan of Japan in the late Heian and early Kamakura periods. During the Genpei War, he led a series of battles which toppled the Ise-Heishi branch of the Taira clan, helping his half-brother Yoritomo consolidate power. In year 1189, Fujiwara no Yasuhira, the son of a trusted ally, fearing of the pressure from Yoritomo, betrayed Yoshitsune, surrounding his Koromogawa-no-tachi residence with his troops, defeating his retainers, and forcing Yoshitsune to commit seppuku. Yoshitsune is considered one of the greatest and the most popular warriors of his era, and one of the most famous samurai fighters in the history of Japan. | ||
| Charles Martel Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Charles Martel | Charles Martel was a Frankish statesman and military leader who as Duke and Prince of the Franks and Mayor of the Palace, was de facto ruler of Francia from 718 until his death. In 732, the army of the Umayyad Caliphate led by Al Ghafiqi met Frankish and Burgundian forces under Charles in an area between the cities of Tours and Poitiers, leading to a decisive, historically important Frankish victory known as the Battle of Tours, ending the "last of the great Arab invasions of France," a military victory termed "brilliant" on the part of Charles. Charles is also considered to be a founding figure of the European Middle Ages. Skilled as an administrator as well as a warrior, he is credited with a seminal role in the emerging responsibilities of the knights of courts, and so in the development of the Frankish system of feudalism. | ||
| El Cid Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| El Cid | Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar was a Castilian nobleman and military leader in medieval Spain. The Moors called him El Cid, which meant the Lord (probably from the original Arabic al-Sayyid, السیِّد). In 1094, after the fall of Valencia, El Cid established an independent principality on the Mediterranean coast of Spain. He ruled over a pluralistic society with the popular support of Christians and Muslims alike. The figure of El Cid has been the source for many literary works, beginning with the Cantar del Mio Cid, an epic poem from the 12th century which gives a partly-fictionalized account of his life. This poem, along with similar later works such as the Mocedades de Rodrigo, contributed to portray El Cid as a chivalric hero of the Reconquista, making him a legendary figure in Spain. | ||
| Hermann Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Hermann | Arminius, known as his German name Hermann, was a chieftain of the Germanic Cherusci tribe who famously led an allied coalition of Germanic tribes to a decisive victory against three Roman legions in the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest in 9 AD. An auxiliary lieutenant to the Roman general Publius Quinctilius Varus, Arminius used his knowledge of Roman tactics to ambush and destroy the legions. The defeat at Teutoburg would precipitate the Roman Empire's permanent strategic withdrawal from Magna Germania, and the Romans made no more concerted attempts to conquer and hold Germania beyond the Rhine river. Modern historians have regarded Arminius' victory as "Rome's greatest defeat" and one of the most decisive battles in history. | ||
| Kusunoki Masashige Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Kusunoki Masashige | Kusunoki Masashige was a 14th-century samurai who fought for Emperor Go-Daigo in the Genkō War, the attempt to wrest rulership of Japan away from the Kamakura shogunate and is remembered as the ideal of samurai loyalty. His origin has not been validated and it was merely six years between the start of his military campaign in 1331 and his demise in 1336. He received the highest decoration from the Meiji government of Japan in 1880. Legend has it that Emperor Go-Daigo had a dream in which he was sheltering under a camphor tree ("kusunoki"), and that this dream led him to the surname of the warrior who would support him. Kusunoki Masashige is a hero because he "stands in the history of his country as the ideal figure of a warrior, compact of civil and military virtues in a high degree." | ||
| Scipio Africanus Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Scipio Africanus | Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus was a Roman general and later consul who is often regarded as one of the greatest generals and military strategists of all time. His main achievements were during the Second Punic War where he is best known for defeating Hannibal at the final battle at Zama in 202 BC, one of the feats that earned him the agnomen Africanus. Although considered a hero by the general Roman populace, primarily for his contributions in the struggle against the Carthaginians, Scipio was reviled by other patricians of his day. In his later years, he was tried for bribery and treason, unfounded charges that were only meant to discredit him before the public. Disillusioned by the ingratitude of his peers, Scipio left Rome and withdrew from public life. | ||
| Joan of Arc Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Joan of Arc | Joan of Arc, is considered a heroine of France for her role during the Lancastrian phase of the Hundred Years' War and was canonized as a Roman Catholic saint. On 23 May 1430, she was captured at Compiègne and later put on trial. After the Bishop Pierre Cauchon declared her guilty she was burned at the stake on 30 May 1431, dying at about nineteen years of age. In 1456, an inquisitorial court examined the trial, debunked the charges against her, pronounced her innocent, and declared her a martyr. In the 16th century she became a symbol of the Catholic League, and in 1803 she was declared a national symbol of France by the decision of Napoleon Bonaparte. | ||
| Eulji Mundeok Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Eulji Mundeok | Eulji Mundeok was born in the mid-6th century and died sometime after 618. As one of the most distinguished military leaders of the Goguryeo period, Eulji Mundeok's leadership and tactical acumen were the decisive factors in defeating the Sui invasion. Facing numerically superior forces, he developed a strategy that allowed him to secure a decisive victory. Such brilliant tactical success earned him a permanent place among Korea's most famous leaders. Kim Bu-sik, the author of the Samguk Sagi, also attributed the victory over Sui to Eulji Mundeok. Nowadays in Korea, Eulji Mundeok is recognized as one of the greatest figures in its national history. | ||
| Boudica Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Boudica | Boudica was a queen of the British Celtic Iceni tribe who led an uprising against the occupying forces of the Roman Empire in AD 60 or 61. However, the Roman governor Gaius Suetonius Paulinus' eventual victory over Boudica confirmed Roman control of the province. Boudica then either killed herself to avoid capture, or died of illness. Interest in these events revived in the English Renaissance and led to Boudica's fame in the Victorian era. Boudica has remained an important cultural symbol in the United Kingdom. The absence of native British literature during the early part of the first millennium means that knowledge of Boudica's rebellion comes solely from the writings of the Romans. | ||
| Pelagius Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Pelagius | Pelagius was a Visigothic nobleman who founded the Kingdom of Asturias, ruling it from 718 until his death in 737. Through his victory at the Battle of Covadonga, he is credited with beginning the Reconquista, the Christian reconquest of the Iberian peninsula from the Moors. He established an independent Christian state in opposition to Moorish hegemony. The chief sources for Pelagius's life and career are two Latin chronicles written in the late ninth century in the kingdom he founded. The former is the Chronica Albeldensia, written at Albelda towards 881, and the latter is Chronicle of Alfonso III, which was revised in the early tenth century. | ||
| Spartacus Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Spartacus | Spartacus was a Thracian gladiator who was one of the escaped slave leaders in the Third Servile War, a major slave uprising against the Roman Republic. Little is known about Spartacus beyond the events of the war, and surviving historical accounts are sometimes contradictory and may not always be reliable. However, all sources agree that he was a former gladiator and an accomplished military leader. This rebellion, interpreted by some as an example of oppressed people fighting for their freedom against a slave-owning oligarchy, has provided inspiration for many political thinkers, and has been featured in literature, television, and film. | ||
| City Keeper Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| City Keeper | The city guard or city watch was a type of law enforcement and security organization found in many different countries and historical periods, usually subordinate to the local municipal government. "City keepers", on the other hand, were unofficial organizations (although they were authorized by their respective governments) committed to ensuring the safety of small cities. Historically, many big cities had their own guard forces, which doubled as police and military forces in times of need, while small cities generally suffered from lack of permanent security forces. That is why city keepers came to be. | ||
| Markswoman Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Markswoman | A markswoman, as the name implies, is a woman who is skilled in precision shooting, using accurate projectile weapons to shoot at high-value targets at longer-than-usual ranges. Within the military, markswomen/marksmen are sometimes attached to an infantry fireteam or squad where they support the squad by providing accurate long-range shots at valuable targets as needed, thus extending the effective tactical reach of the fireteam or squad. In the Middle Ages, the first use of the term 'marksman' was given to the royal archers, or bowmen, of a palace guard, which was an elite group of troops chosen to guard a royal palace or the royalty. | ||
| Centurion Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Centurion | A centurion was a professional officer of the Roman army after the Marian reforms of 107 BC. Most centurions commanded groups of centuries of around 80 legionaries but senior centurions commanded cohorts or took senior staff roles in their legion. Centurions were also found in the Roman navy. In the Byzantine Army, they are also known by the name kentarch. Their symbol of office was the vine staff, with which they disciplined even Roman citizens protected from other forms of beating by the Porcian Laws. Centurions had to be literate (to be able to read written orders), have connections (letters of recommendation), be at least 30 years of age, and have already served a few years in the military. | ||
| Dragon Lancer Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Dragon Lancer | A lancer was a type of cavalryman who fought with a lance, while dragoons were elite forces consisting of veteran lancers. Lances were used in mounted warfare by the Assyrians as early as 700 BC and subsequently by Greek, Persian, Gallic, Han-Chinese, nomadic and Roman horsemen. The weapon was widely used in Asia and Europe during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance by armored cavalry, before being adopted by light cavalry, particularly in Eastern Europe. In a modern context, a lancer regiment usually denotes an armored unit. | ||
| Hannibal Barca Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "Hannibal Barca". Can also be used to upgrade the skill level or the star level of this commander. | ||
| Hannibal Barca | Hannibal Barca was a legendary Carthaginian general who lived during the Roman Republic's rise to supremacy in the Mediterranean. As a youth, he swore to his father that he would never be a friend of Rome. Hannibal underwent rigorous military training from an early age, which contributed to his outstanding success as both a military leader and a diplomat. He remains a key figure studied by military strategists today. During the Second Punic War, Hannibal marched an army which included war elephants across the Pyrenees and into Italy. Despite significant losses during the crossing, he won three major victories (at Trebia, Lake Trasimene, and Cannae) over the Romans, demonstrating his strategic brilliance, particularly in the areas of military intelligence, troop formations, and diplomacy. Now fully aware of the threat on their doorstep, Rome began to shy away from direct conflict with Hannibal's army. Rome quickly strengthened its alliances and began using scorched-earth tactics to limit Hannibal's supplies, as well as expanding its army and studying Hannibal's guerilla tactics. Eventually, Roman forces were able to retake key territory in the south of Italy. In 204 BC, Scipio Africanus launched an invasion into Carthage, and Hannibal was forced to return to Africa. At the Battle of Zama, in 202 BC, Scipio defeated Hannibal | ||
| Cleopatra VII Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Cleopatra VII | Cleopatra VII Philopator was the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, nominally survived as pharaoh by her son Caesarion. She was also a diplomat, naval commander, polyglot, and medical author. As a member of the Ptolemaic dynasty, she was a descendant of its founder, Ptolemy I Soter, a Macedonian Greek general and companion of Alexander the Great. After the death of Cleopatra, Egypt became a province of the Roman Empire, marking the end of the Hellenistic period that had lasted since the reign of Alexander. Her native language was Koine Greek and she was the first Ptolemaic ruler to learn the Egyptian language. | ||
| Constance Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Constance | Constance was the rightful heiress of the Norman kings of Sicily, but was not immediately recognized by the aristocracy following her father's death. In 1186, she married Holy Roman Emperor Henry VI and took her place as Queen of Sicily. However, Henry's tyrannical rule over the kingdom led to revolts in Catania and southern Sicily. Henry attempted to placate the rebels by having Constance rule in his stead, but the Sicilians considered the change to be of little substance. Infuriated by Henry's neglect of her and mistreatment of her people, Constance herself joined the uprising. The rebels eventually besieged Henry and forced him to sign a treaty. In 1197, Henry died suddenly during a visit to Sicily—poisoned by Constance, according to some sources. The following year Constance arranged for her infant son Frederick II to be crowned King of Sicily, with herself as Queen Regent, and broke the ties her late husband had formed between Sicily and the Holy Roman Empire. While retaining her status as Empress Dowager of the Holy Roman Empire, Constance was content to see her son succeed only the Sicilian throne, with no desire to claim kingship over the Germans. Constance died suddenly that November, and did not live to witness her son's great achievements. In her will, Constance established the Council of Regency for Sicily and named Pope Innocent III as guardian to young Frederick, ensuring the safety of her son's inheritance. | ||
| Gaius Marius Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Gaius Marius | Gaius Marius was a Roman general and statesman who served as consul of the Roman Republic seven times throughout his life. Gaius took office soon after the Roman forces had been defeated by the invading Germanic tribes (the Teutones, the Ambrones, and the Cimbri). He swiftly implemented a number of military reforms and instituted a draft. Gaius succeeded in leading Rome to victory over the Germanic tribes, but his military draft changed Roman society forever. Professional soldiers grew more and more attached to the leaders they followed, giving popular generals unprecedented political power that ultimately transformed the Roman Republic into a tyrannical empire. | ||
| Tomoe Gozen Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Tomoe Gozen | Tomoe Gozen was a female samurai warrior known for her achievements during the Genpei War (1180-1185). She was the wife of famed general Minamoto no Yoshinaka and frequently accompanied her husband during campaigns. Tomoe was distinguished by both her beautiful appearance and her military prowess. A skilled archer capable of firing arrows with deadly precision from horseback, her presence on the battlefield could easily turn the tide of a battle, and it was said that even the gods and demons feared her. Tomoe escaped the Battle of Awazu following Yoshinaka's defeat there, but the details of what happened next are apocryphal. Since then, Tomoe has often been featured in Japanese history books and works of literature. | ||
| Lancelot Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Lancelot | Sir Lancelot du Lac ("Lancelot of the Lake"), is one of the most well-known figures from the ancient British legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. As a child, Lancelot was taken away by the Lady of the Lake and raised in her fairy kingdom. He grew up to become the greatest warrior of his time. Lancelot was renowned for his handsome, carefree nature and gentle attitude, and was loved by many maidens throughout the land—including Queen Guinevere. Torn between his devotion to King Arthur and his adulterous love for Queen Guinevere, Lancelot's inevitable downfall ended in the destruction of the Round Table. | ||
| Lohar Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Lohar | Lohar was born into a remote barbarian tribe. His father was the chieftain of their clan, and from a young age Lohar demonstrated a remarkable talent for combat. Groomed to one day lead his people against their enemies, rigorous training hardened him into a peerless fighter. At the age of 13, his father was slain in a marauder raid on their clanfort. Though he was expected to succeed his father as chieftain, the embattled young Lohar fled the clanfort; and his responsibilities. As he wandered the land, Lohar grew first into manhood, and eventually into greatness. From a wandering bard, Lohar received word of the death of his mother, who had acted as chieftain in Lohar's absence. Returning home, Lohar grew to be a fearless and dutiful leader. One day, Lohar once again crossed paths with the tribe that had attacked his clanfort and killed his father. Lohar led his warriors to victory against their hated enemy, but rather than perpetuate the cycle of vengeance, Lohar extended clemency and merged the two tribes peacefully. A symbol of honor, forgiveness, and unity, Lohar's army is one of the most feared and respected in all the kingdom. | ||
| Šárka Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Šárka | Šárka first appeared in the traditional Bohemian tale of the Maidens' War. In the 9th century AD, the Czech queen Libuše assembled a royal guard composed entirely of young women. The captain of the guard was a renowned female Czech warrior, Vlasta. After Libuše's death, Vlasta led a troop of women ("The Maidens") against the patriarchal forces of Libuše's husband. Šárka served as Vlasta's deputy commander. According to legend, Šárka set a trap by tying herself to a tree. When found by the enemy soldiers, she claimed that the Maidens had tied her there. After winning their trust, Šárka added a sleeping potion to a jug of mead and poured a cup for each man as a sign of thanks. Once the men were fast asleep, she signaled the rest of the Maidens to come out of hiding and slaughter the men. | ||
| Belisarius Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Belisarius | Flavius Belisarius was a Byzantine general who lived during the 6th century AD. He is often regarded as one of the greatest generals of the Byzantine Empire. Belisarius is known for being one of the "Last of the Romans"—one of the last individuals who embodied the virtues of the Roman Empire. Flavius played a key role in Emperor Justinian's plan to reconquer the Mediterranean territory formerly controlled by the Western Roman Empire, leading imperial armies against the Sāsānian empire (Persia), the Vandal kingdom of North Africa, the Ostrogothic regime of Italy, and the barbarian tribes encroaching upon Constantinople. Originally a member of Justinian's bodyguard, Flavius came to the emperor's attention early on, and was given his first command at the age of 25. Not much is known about Belisarius' personal life, but two primary impulses guided his actions: loyalty to the Emperor and love for his wife, Antonina. Despite the inconsistent treatment he received from Justinian, Belisarius' faithfulness never wavered, and his loyalty has gone down in history as one of the noblest elements of Justinian's era. | ||
| Baibars Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Baibars | Baibars was the fourth Sultan of Egypt and Syria during the Mamluk dynasty. In September 1260, he routed the invading Mongol army at the Battle of Ain Jalut—this was the first major defeat ever suffered by the Mongols. During the battle, Baibars implemented a strategy of hit-and-run tactics, which baited the Mongol forces into an devastating ambush. Baibars is renowned both for his victories against the Mongols and Crusaders, and for the administrative reforms he implemented within the sultanate. An ambitious military leader, Baibars organized an army and restructured the existing navy. He donated heavily to public works, including building roads, mosques, schools, and post offices, as well as irrigation projects to increase the country's grain production. Baibars' reign pushed the Crusader's out of Mamluk territory once and for all, and began a new age of Mamluk supremacy in the Eastern Mediterranean. | ||
| Osman I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Osman I | Osman Gazi, also known as Osman I, was the leader of the Ottoman Turks and the founder of the dynasty that established and ruled the Ottoman Empire. After the death of his father in 1281, at which time Osman was just 23 years old, he took up the leadership of the Kayi Clan. Soon after, mercenaries from all over the Islamic world began streaming into his realm to join the fight against the Orthodox Empire. In 1301, Osman successfully defeated a large Byzantine force and began putting pressure on Byzantine-controlled areas. This alarmed the Byzantines, who quickly fled the Anatolian countryside. Byzantium's leaders were determined to prevent Osman from crossing into Europe and attempted to check his westward expansion. Osman continued to press on, however, and soon captured the Byzantine city of Ephesus. This brought another massive, diverse influx of migrants, warriors, and adventurers into Ottoman territory. Osman was both a skilled commander and an able administrator. His efforts laid the groundwork that allowed the Ottoman Empire to eventually conquer the Byzantine Empire and become one of history's most powerful and long-standing empires. | ||
| Saladin Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Saladin | Saladin was the first Muslim sultan of Egypt, Syria, Yemen, and Palestine, the founder of the Ayyūbid dynasty, and one of the most famous Muslim heroes of all time. Saladin fought against the Christian Crusaders, most notably against Richard the Lionheart during the Third Crusade. In 1187, Saladin inflicted a crushing defeat on the army of the Kingdom of Jerusalem and recaptured the holy city which had been occupied by the Franks for nearly nine decades. In contrast with the bloodbath the Crusaders had inflicted on Jerusalem, Saladin acted with great magnanimity to the city's Christian and Jewish residents. He allowed women, the old, and the poor to leave without paying a ransom. Saladin has been considered by many to be the ideal of a Warrior-King: terrible in battle yet generous to his enemies. Despite their different beliefs, Saladin was highly respected by Richard, who praised him as undoubtedly the greatest and most powerful leader in the Islamic world. In 1192, Saladin and Richard signed a truce. Saladin died the following year—after giving away much of his personal wealth to his subjects—but the Ayyubid dynasty continued to rule in Egypt and Syria for many generations. Widely revered by Muslim admirers and Christian foes alike, Saladin's legend still lives on today. | ||
| Mehmed II Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Mehmed II | Mehmed II, commonly known as "The Conqueror", was an Ottoman sultan. Most famous for conquering Constantinople, he also consolidated and expanded the Ottoman Empire with a military campaign into Asia and Europe. Mehmed conquered the Byzantine capital of Constantinople in 1453, then rebuilt it into the prosperous Ottoman capital of Konstantiniyye (now known as Istanbul). His next goal was to create a world empire centered around his new capital. The sultan continued in his conquests, reunifying Anatolia and pressing into Southeast Europe as far west as Bosnia. He also developed the Janissary infantry corps—children taken from their families and raised to be elite soldiers. The Janissaries were granted considerable salaries and social prestige to ensure their loyalty to the sultan. Mehmed was a proponent of religious freedom and emphasized the importance of justice for all. During his reign, mathematics, astronomy, and Muslim theology in the Ottoman Empire reached their zenith. Today, Mehmed is considered a hero in Turkey and parts of the wider Islamic world. | ||
| Mulan | Hua Mulan was a legendary Chinese warrior from the Northern and Southern dynasties period of Chinese history, originally described in the Ballad of Mulan. In the ballad, Hua Mulan, disguised as a man, takes her aged father's place in the army. Mulan fought for twelve years and gained high merit, but she refused any reward and retired to her hometown. | ||
| Wu Zetian Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Wu Zetian | Wu Zetian was the first Empress of China to rule the country herself. Given a good education by her father, she started as a consort to the Emperor, and slowly worked her way up to Empress. She effectively became the actual ruler when the Emperor had a stroke. When her husband died, she either killed or exiled most of her sons, preserving the throne for her youngest, most easily-controlled child. Eventually, her son gave up the title of Emperor, and Wu Zetian at last became supreme ruler in name as well. She became known for her ruthlessness, creating a secret police force which eliminated many corrupt officials and conspirators who wanted one of her sons on the throne. While many historians remember her as cruel, she is also to be remembered for major expansions of China's territories, and for making Buddhism the new state religion over Daoism. She famously left her tombstone blank, saying that history would decide her true legacy. | ||
| Genghis Khan Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Genghis Khan | Genghis Khan, born Temüjin, was the founder of the largest contiguous empire in history—the Mongol Empire. His father, the head of a nomadic Mongol tribe, was killed by Tatars when Temüjin was only nine, and his family was abandoned by their clan. Temüjin's rise to power began soon after a shaman by the name of Kokochu declared that he had been chosen by the Eternal Blue Sky to rule the world. By 1206, he had united all of the fractured tribes living on the Mongol plains, and assumed a new title, "Genghis Khan", signifying his position as universal ruler. Genghis Khan quickly embarked on a series of successful invasions into China and Central Asia. He was a brilliant military leader and shrewd politician, allowing him to consolidate the lands he conquered under Mongol leadership. Genghis Khan died in 1227, after conquering the Western Xia dynasty. According to legend, his body was returned to Mongolia by a mounted funeral escort that killed anyone and anything that crossed their path on the way to their destination. Once the burial was complete, the escort then stampeded over the burial grounds, planted trees to further conceal the site, and finally committed suicide to ensure that the secret would never be revealed. | ||
| Charlemagne Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Charlemagne | Charlemagne, also known as Charles the Great, (2 April 742 – 28 January 814), united the majority of western and central Europe in what became known as the Carolingian Empire, the first major empire in western Europe since the fall of the Western Roman Empire. Charlemagne was the eldest son of Pepin the Short and Bertrada of Laon. He became king in 768 following his father's death, initially as co-ruler with his brother Carloman I. Carloman's sudden death in December 771 left Charlemagne as the sole ruler of the Frankish Kingdom. He followed in his father's footsteps, protecting the Roman Catholic Church, conquering the Lombards, and campaigning against Muslim Spain and the Saxons. He was crowned "Emperor of the Romans" by Pope Leo III on Christmas Day of the year 800. The stability of Chalemagne's empire gave birth to an age of prosperity and development known as the Carolingian Renaissance. During this time, Charlemagne gathered many of Europe's greatest scholars and artists to his court, and instituting an education system for the ruling class based on those of the former Roman Empire. This period of time is perhaps best remembered for a surge in the restoration and creation of monumental architecture, great cathedrals and churches, and for the large amounts of ancient art that were preserved by Charlemagne's empire. While Charlemagne was lauded throughout Europe and by the Pope as the true Roman Emperor, this created a schism with the Byzantine Empire (aka the Eastern Roman Empire), and was among the reasons for the split of Rome and Constantinople, creating what are now called the Catholic and East Orthodox churches. | ||
| Alexander the Great Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Alexander the Great | Alexander III of Macedon, commonly known as Alexander the Great, was a king (basileus) of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon and a member of the Argead dynasty. He was born in Pella in 356 BC and succeeded his father Philip II to the throne at the age of 20. He spent most of his ruling years on an unprecedented military campaign through Asia and northeast Africa, and by the age of thirty, he had created one of the largest empires of the ancient world, stretching from Greece to northwestern India. He was undefeated in battle and is widely considered one of history's most successful military commanders. During his youth, Alexander was tutored by Aristotle until age 16. After Philip's assassination in 336 BC, he succeeded his father to the throne and inherited a strong kingdom and an experienced army. Alexander was awarded the generalship of Greece and used this authority to launch his father's pan-Hellenic project to lead the Greeks in the conquest of Persia. In 334 BC, he invaded the Achaemenid Empire (Persian Empire) and began a series of campaigns that lasted 10 years. Following the conquest of Anatolia, Alexander broke the power of Persia in a series of decisive battles, most notably the battles of Issus and Gaugamela. He subsequently overthrew Persian King Darius III and conquered the Achaemenid Empire in its entirety. At that point, his empire stretched from the Adriatic Sea to the Indus River. Alexander endeavoured to reach the "ends of the world and the Great Outer Sea" and invaded India in 326 BC, winning an important victory over the Pauravas at the Battle of the Hydaspes. He eventually turned back at the demand of his homesick troops, dying in Babylon in 323 BC, the city that he planned to establish as his capital, without executing a series of planned campaigns that would have begun with an invasion of Arabia. In the years following his death, a series of civil wars tore his empire apart, resulting in the establishment of several states ruled by the Diadochi: Alexander's surviving generals and heirs. Alexander's legacy includes the cultural diffusion and syncretism which his conquests engendered, such as Greco-Buddhism. He founded some twenty cities that bore his name, most notably Alexandria in Egypt. Alexander's settlement of Greek colonists and the resulting spread of Greek culture in the east resulted in a new Hellenistic civilization, aspects of which were still evident in the traditions of the Byzantine Empire in the mid-15th century AD and the presence of Greek speakers in central and far eastern Anatolia until the 1920s. Alexander became legendary as a classical hero in the mould of Achilles, and he features prominently in the history and mythic traditions of both Greek and non-Greek cultures. He became the measure against which military leaders compared themselves, and military academies throughout the world still teach his tactics. He is often ranked among the most influential people in history. | ||
| Æthelflæd Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Æthelflæd | Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians, ruled Mercia in the English Midlands from 911 until her death. Born at the height of the Viking invasions of England, she grew up in a land at war, fighting a losing battle against Danish conquerors. It is said that Æthelflæd ruled in her husband's place for a decade after he became ill. When he died in 911, Æthelflæd became Myrcna hlædige, "Lady of the Mercians". Before her death, she had taken back a large part of England, and had more ready to surrender. | ||
| Tomyris Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Tomyris | Tomyris was the warrior queen of the Massagetae. She is said to have personally led her troops into battle to defend her lands against Cyrus the Great of the Achaemenid Empire after Cyrus captured her son in an earlier battle. Most historians say she defeated and killed Cyrus in 530 BCE. To quench Cyrus' thirst for blood, she beheaded him, and thereafter kept his head in a blood-filled wineskin. | ||
| Edward of Woodstock Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Edward of Woodstock | Edward of Woodstock, known to history as the Black Prince, was the eldest son of King Edward III of England, and one of the most successful English commanders during the Hundred Years' War. He died before his father, and so while he never became king, Edward was still regarded by his contemporaries as a model of chivalry and one of the greatest knights of his age. | ||
| Seondeok Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Seondeok | Queen Seondeok of Silla reigned as Queen Regnant of Silla, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, from 632 to 647. She was Silla's twenty-seventh ruler, and its first reigning queen. She was the second female sovereign in recorded East Asian history and encouraged a renaissance in thought, literature, and the arts in Silla. In Samguksagi, Queen Seondeok was described as "generous, benevolent, wise, and smart". | ||
| Attila Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Attila | Attila, frequently called Attila the Hun, was the ruler of the Huns from 434 until his death in March 453. He was also the leader of a tribal empire consisting of Huns, Ostrogoths, and Alans among others, in Central and Eastern Europe. During his reign, he was one of the most feared enemies of the Western and Eastern Roman Empires. He crossed the Danube twice and plundered the Balkans, but was unable to take Constantinople. His unsuccessful campaign in Persia was followed in 441 by an invasion of the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire, the success of which emboldened Attila to invade the West. He also attempted to conquer Roman Gaul (modern France), crossing the Rhine in 451 and marching as far as Aurelianum (Orléans) before being defeated at the Battle of the Catalaunian Plains. He subsequently invaded Italy, devastating the northern provinces, but was unable to take Rome. He planned for further campaigns against the Romans, but died in 453. After Attila's death, his close adviser, Ardaric of the Gepids, led a Germanic revolt against Hunnic rule, after which the Hunnic Empire quickly collapsed. | ||
| Takeda Shingen Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Takeda Shingen | Takeda Shingen, original name Takeda Harunobu, (born December 1, 1521, Kai province [now Yamanashi prefecture], Japan—died May 13, 1573, Komaba, Shinano province [now Nagano prefecture]), daimyo (feudal lord) and one of the most-famous military leaders of Japan, who struggled for mastery of the strategic Kantō Plain in east-central Honshu during the chaotic Sengoku ("Warring States") period of civil unrest in the 16th century. Takeda is especially well known for his series of battles with the noted warrior Uesugi Kenshin, which not only are famous in the annals of Japanese history but are also much celebrated in Japanese drama and folklore. Takeda Harunobu was born into the powerful Takeda clan of shugo daimyo (military governors) who at the time controlled Kai province (present-day Yamanashi prefecture), a mountainous region west of the Kantō Plain. In 1541 he forced his father, Takeda Nobutora, to retire as head of the clan, and Harunobu assumed that position. He soon began expanding his family's domains northward into Shinano province (present-day Nagano prefecture) and into other lands adjacent to Kai. He entered the priesthood in 1551, at which time he assumed the Buddhist name Shingen. Taking religious vows, however, in no way hampered his participation in worldly affairs. Soon thereafter, Takeda began his struggle with Uesugi for mastery of the Kantō. Although their battles over more than a decade were relatively indecisive, Takeda became recognized as one of the most-powerful military leaders in east-central Japan. As such, he posed a threat to the powerful warrior Oda Nobunaga, who was attempting to unify Japan under his control, and to Tokugawa Ieyasu, Oda's ally and founder of the Tokugawa shogunate (military dictatorship). Takeda defeated an army led by Tokugawa near Hamamatsu (in present-day Shizuoka prefecture) in January 1573, and he made further inroads into Tokugawa-controlled territory before he died of a terminal illness later that year. His son and successor, Takeda Katsuyori, was defeated by Oda and Tokugawa in the early 1580s, thus ending the Takeda family's power. | ||
| Ishida Mitsunari Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Ishida Mitsunari | Ishida Mitsunari was a 16th-century Japanese daimyo of the Sengoku and Azuchi-Momoyama periods. Born "Sakichi", he was a retainer of Toyotomi Hideyoshi and the de facto leader of the "Western Army" that fought Tokugawa Ieyasu for control over Japan at the Battle of Sekigahara. Ishida Mitsunari was born in Ōmi Province to Ishida Masatsugu, a samurai. The younger Ishida later married Kogestu-in, the daughter of a prominent Toyotomi clan vassal. He first rose to prominence when he served three cups of tea (sanken-cha) to Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the imperial regent and de facto ruler of Japan. The young man so impressed Hideyoshi that he took Mitsunari into his service. Mitsunari was later appointed as one of the "Five Commissioners" (go-Bugyō), becoming Hideyoshi's right-hand man. He became known for his virtue and resourcefulness, but also his unbending nature. Hideyoshi died in 1598, and was succeeded by his son, Toyotomi Hideyori. Court politics became divided between Toyotomi loyalists and the forces of Tokugawa Ieyasu, Hideyoshi's ambitious former vassal. In 1600, this struggle came to a head at the Battle of Sekigahara. Mitsunari led the "Western Army" of Toyotomi loyalists, but was defeated in the battle by Ieyasu's "Eastern Army". On November 8, 1600, at the age of 40, Ishida Mitsunari was captured and beheaded. The Toyotomi clan did not long outlive him, beginning the 250-year rule of the Tokugawa shogunate. | ||
| Theodora Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Theodora | Theodora, wife to Justinian I and Empress of the Eastern Roman Empire, came from humble beginnings, first an actress and then a wool spinner. How she gained the affection of the heir to the Empire, we do not know. Her legacy as an empress who ruled as the virtual equal of her husband, however, is set in stone. One of Theodora's most famous accomplishments came in the year 532 with the Nika riots. The emperor and his advisors, thinking the city lost, were preparing to escape into exile. Theodora, however, was able to persuade them to stand and fight, putting down the revolt and paving the way for a rule which made great strides in improving the lives of women throughout the Empire. | ||
| Guan Yu Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Guan Yu | Guan Yu (ca. 160 – 220 CE), courtesy name Yunchang, was born during the late Han dynasty in what is now Shanxi Province. During the internecine conflict of the Three Kingdoms period, he became one of the most important generals in the service of Liu Bei of Shu Han, one of the era's main belligerents. With his sworn brother Zhang Fei, he was said to have been capable of fighting "ten thousand enemies". Hyperbole, perhaps, but a testament to his reputation for martial might. In Jian An 4 (199 CE), he was awarded the title "Marquis of Hanshou" by the Han emperor. After Liu Bei and his ally Sun Quan defeated Cao Cao at the 208 CE Battle of Red Cliffs, Guan Yu aided Liu Bei in mopping up the remnants of Cao Cao's forces in Jing Province. After Liu Bei began his campaign to conquer Yi Province, he left Guan Yu behind to defend Jing. By 219, Liu Bei had made considerable gains, and Guan Yu began his own offensive against Cao Cao. Attacking the fortress of Fancheng, he captured one of Cao Cao's top generals and executed another, though he failed to take the fortress. While Guan Yu was on campaign, however, Sun Quan betrayed his alliance with Liu Bei, and invaded the now lightly-defended Jing Province. Taken completely by surprise, Guan Yu rushed back to defend Jing, but was defeated, captured, and executed. Guan Yu's legacy after his death is perhaps even more remarkable than his life. For his loyalty and bravery, "Guan Gong" (Lord Guan) has been venerated as a god in various religious traditions throughout the ages, with his worship spreading abroad to Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and more. Daoism reveres him as "Holy Ruler Deity Guan", slayer of demons, whereas Chinese Buddhism considers him a Bodhisattva. Beyond religious veneration, later Chinese dynasties would heap posthumous honors upon him, granting him the same rank as Confucius. | ||
| Leonidas I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Leonidas I | Leonidas I was a warrior king of the Greek city-state of Sparta, and the 17th of the Agiad line; a dynasty which claimed descent from the mythological demigod Heracles and Cadmus. He was the husband of Gorgo, the daughter of Cleomenes I of Sparta. Leonidas had a notable participation in the Second Persian War, where he led the allied Greek forces to a last stand at the Battle of Thermopylae (480 BC) while attempting to defend the pass from the invading Persian army; he entered myth as the so-called leader of the 300 Spartans. | ||
| Ramesses II Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Ramesses II | Ramesses II, also known as Ramesses the Great, was the third pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt. He is often regarded as the greatest, most celebrated, and most powerful pharaoh of the New Kingdom.His successors and later Egyptians called him the "Great Ancestor". He is known as Ozymandias in Greek sources, from the first part of Ramesses' regnal name, Usermaatre Setepenre, "The Maat of Ra is powerful, Chosen of Ra". Ramesses II led several military expeditions into the Levant, reasserting Egyptian control over Canaan. He also led expeditions to the south, into Nubia, commemorated in inscriptions at Beit el-Wali and Gerf Hussein. The early part of his reign was focused on building cities, temples, and monuments. He established the city of Pi-Ramesses in the Nile Delta as his new capital and used it as the main base for his campaigns in Syria. At fourteen, he was appointed prince regent by his father, Seti I. He is believed to have taken the throne in his late teens and is known to have ruled Egypt from 1279 to 1213 BC. Manetho attributes Ramesses II a reign of 66 years and 2 months; most Egyptologists today believe he assumed the throne on 31 May 1279 BC, based on his known accession date of III Season of the Harvest, day 27. Estimates of his age at death vary; 90 or 91 is considered most likely. Ramesses II celebrated an unprecedented thirteen or fourteen Sed festivals (the first held after 30 years of a pharaoh's reign, and then, every three years) during his reign—more than any other pharaoh. On his death, he was buried in a tomb in the Valley of the Kings; his body was later moved to a royal cache where it was discovered in 1881, and is now on display in the Egyptian Museum. | ||
| Artemisia I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Artemisia I | Artemisia I of Caria (Ancient Greek: Ἀρτεμισία; fl. 480 BC) was a Greek queen of the ancient Greek city-state of Halicarnassus and of the nearby islands of Kos, Nisyros and Kalymnos, within the Achaemenid satrapy of Caria, in about 480 BC. She fought as an ally of Xerxes I, King of Persia against the independent Greek city states during the second Persian invasion of Greece. She personally commanded her contribution of five ships at the naval battle of Artemisium and in the naval Battle of Salamis in 480 BC. She is mostly known through the writings of Herodotus, himself a native of Halicarnassus, who praises her courage and the respect in which Xerxes held her. | ||
| Keira Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Keira | Keira never mentions a word about Ceroli, much of her past is blank. After the name "The Red Chameleon" became even more well known throughout the land, everything she tried to leave behind came flooding back. Misunderstandings, suspicions, ridicule, rage, and even insults had made her increasingly agitated and restless. Keira could have never imagined that, wandering aimlessly in the Sunset Canyon on a seemingly ordinary weekend, would change her life forever. Years later, "The Red Chameleon" is still well known throughout the world, although the gossip and rumors had long disappeared. All people could remember was a beautiful female general and her heroic battles that awed the world. | ||
| Yi Sun-sin Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Yi Sun-sin | Yi Sun-sin was a famous military strategist, general, and hero of the people renowned in the history of the Korean peninsula. Yi worked alongside Admiral Won Gyun and Admiral Yi Eok-gi to beat back Japan's naval forces during the Japan's initial invasion of Korea in 1592 in four major engagements, earning a string of victories as exemplified by the Battle of Hansan Island. He had risen to the rank of 'Naval Commander of the Three Provinces' by 1593, but was subsequently relieved of command and arrested as a result of a plot to remove him involving a Japanese double agent in the Korean Royal Court. Yi was later freed and returned to the army as a common soldier. A terrible defeat at the hands of the Japanese navy in autumn of the same year saw Yi quickly restored to his former position whereupon he carried out a major restructuring of the navy and won a major victory in the Battle of Myeongnyang. Yi lost his life in the Battle Noryang Strait the following year, taking a stray arquebus bullet as the united Korean fleets worked to repel the Japanese armada. Yi is also known as a prolific author of many excellent poems in addition to his military accomplishments, the most famous of which is probably the 'The Song of Hansan Island', roughly translated to: "The autumn night darkens the sea on a kingdom of water. Wild geese fly high in the chill air. My worried heart keeps me from sleep as the moonlight illuminates my bow and sword." | ||
| Chandragupta Maurya Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Chandragupta Maurya | Chandragupta Maurya, nicknamed Moon Guardian, was the founder of the Maurya Empire in India. Records of Chandragupta's early life vary with each source. Sinhalese Buddhist texts claim that Maurya's father was killed in battle while he was still in his mother's womb. In 324 or 321 BCE, Maurya declared himself king, forming an army which he led to attack the Nanda Dynasty's capital city of Pataliputra. Maurya then went on to unify northern India, building a centralized state with a standing army of 600,000 infantry, cavalry, chariots, sailors, elephants, and logistics divisions. Legends claim that he later gave up his empire to become a Jainist monk, eventually dying by committing sallekhana, or fasting followed by self-immolation. Maurya is said to have been taught and advised by Chanakya, an ancient Indian politician, philosopher and economist. Together they overthrew the Nanda Dynasty and founded the Maurya Empire. Chanakya is also known for writing "The Arthashastra", a treatise on statecraft, economic policy and military strategy. | ||
| William I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| William I | William I, known as William the Conqueror, was the first Norman King of England, ruling from 1066-1087. In 1066, William I, Duke of Normandy, invaded and conquered England in what is now known as the "Norman Conquest". In the most decisive battle of the campaign, the Battle of Hastings, the Norman army killed King Harold II and defeated his army near Hastings on October 14, 1066. The Norman conquest changed the direction of England's history forever. Whether the changes were commercial, religious or cultural, England has forever since been a complementary pair with continental Europe. In addition, the famous "Domesday Book", a compilation of land surveys covering most of England and parts of Wales, was also completed at William I's direction. | ||
| Matilda of Flanders Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Matilda of Flanders | Matilda of Flanders, the wife of William the Conqueror, was the Duchess of Normandy and Queen of England. When William was about to invade England, Matilda used her own money to outfit a battleship, the Mora, as a gift to her husband. It is said that the bow of the Mora was a gilded child, his right hand pointing towards England, and an ivory horn in his mouth. While William was in England, Matilda served as regent of Normandy. She ruled successfully in his absence, with no major uprisings or unrest. Matilda fell ill in the summer of 1083, and died in November of the same year. In his grief, her husband William the Conqueror gave up his favorite sport, hunting. | ||
| Harald Sigurdsson Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Harald Sigurdsson | Harald Sigurdsson (1015-1066), also known as "Harald Hardrada", "The Last Viking", and King of Norway, was a strategist and conqueror. In 1030, a 15-year-old Harald and his brother Olaf Haraldsson fought in the "Battle of Stiklestad" against King Knut the Great of Denmark. The war ended in defeat, his brother was killed in battle, and Harald took refuge by serving Yaroslav the Wise, for whom he performed well in a series of small battles. Later, Harald joined the army of the Byzantine emperor Michael IV, for whom he fought in Sicily and Bulgaria, and served as captain of the famous Varangian Guard. In 1045, Harald returned to Norway and successfully shared the throne with his nephew Magnus Olafsson, known as Harald Magnus the Good. In 1047, Magnus was killed in battle, and Harald became the sole ruler of Norway. Harald launched a series of wars to invade Denmark. In the great naval battle of Niså in 1062, Harald defeated the Danish King Sweyn Estridsson (Sweyn II), but his army was also seriously injured. In 1064, he signed an unconditional peace treaty with Denmark. In 1066, Harald launched a war to invade England, but the Norwegian army was defeated in a surprise attack at Stamford Bridge, and Harald was killed in battle. Harald is considered one of the most legendary viking leaders, and his death is considered the end of the Viking Age. | ||
| Zenobia Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Zenobia | Zenobia, born around 240 CE, was the queen of the Kingdom of Palmyra in modern-day Syria. She was famous for her stunning looks, and for leading Palmyra against the Roman Empire. In 270, Zenobia launched an invasion of the Roman Empire, taking control of most of the Roman East, and eventually annexing Egypt. Until the middle of 271, although she was still subordinate to Rome in name, her territory had expanded from Ancyra, in central Anatolia, all the way to southern Egypt. Zenobia's rule in Egypt lasted until 272, when she was defeated by the Roman army. It is said that Zenobia's end came when she was taken captive by the Roman emperor Aurelian. Another theory states that Aurelian banished her to Rome, where she spent the rest of her life. Under Zenobia's rule, intellectuals were highly valued, and many scholars and philosophers were brought to court. She was tolerant of her subjects, and protected their cultural diversity. | ||
| Lu Bu Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Lu Bu | Limited-time DYNASTY WARRIORS 9 Crossover A master of military arts, particularly skilled in mounted archery. His exceptional skill earned him praise as the "Warrior of all Warriors", just as Red Hare was praised as the "Horse of all Horses". Lu Bu was a firm believer in the right of might and had the tendency to ignore social niceties. | ||
| Diaochan Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Diaochan | Limited-time DYNASTY WARRIORS 9 Crossover Raised by Wang Yun as his own daughter, Diaochan, a skilled singer and dancer, was considered one of the most beautiful women of her time. She agreed to participate in a plan to divide Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu and managed to get close to both of them, succeeding in tearing their relationship apart. Veiled by her beauty, she carried the same burning passion like many great war heroes. | ||
| Cyrus the Great Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Cyrus the Great | Cyrus II, better known as Cyrus the Great, was the founder of the ancient Persian Empire. Starting as a local leader in the southwest of present-day Iran, a series of victories rapidly gave him control of Medes, Lydia, and Babylon, uniting most of the Middle East. Eventually, he built a vast empire stretching from India to the Mediterranean. While Cyrus was a military genius, he was also known for his mercy. After defeating his grandfather, a man who would gladly have killed him, Cyrus instead spared his life. Upon capturing Babylon, he released all the slaves there, granting them safe passage to their homeland. | ||
| Nebuchadnezzar II Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Nebuchadnezzar II | Nebuchadnezzar II was the longest-reigning and most powerful monarch of the Neo-Babylonian empire, ruling from 605-562 BCE. Nebuchadnezzar was a brilliant general who spent much of his reign conquering nearby kingdoms, fighting the Egyptian empire, and putting down many rebellions in vassal states. His most famous military acts include his two sieges of Jerusalem in 597 and 587 BCE, and his destruction of the Temple of Solomon after the second siege. His most significant legacy in modern times, however, is not as a conqueror, but rather as a builder. Most of his time and energy spent outside of the battlefield was dedicated to building up his capital city of Babylon. He rebuilt temples, paved roads, dug canals, and built many new fortifications, including a moat surrounding the city walls. Nebuchadnezzar is also said to have built the fabled Hanging Gardens of Babylon to remind his queen of her homeland, Media. | ||
| Moctezuma I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Moctezuma I | Moctezuma I, the second Aztec emperor and fifth king of Tenochtitlan, reigned from 1440 to 1469. Moctezuma's reign is best remembered for two major accomplishments. The first was the consolidation of the Triple Alliance of the Aztecs, Texcoco and Tlacopan, allowing Moctezuma to carry out a large-scale expansion of Aztec territory. The second was the completion of a double-aqueduct pipe system for Tenochtitlan, which had a huge impact on famine, plague, and pollution for the city. According to legend, the Aztec's ancestors, guided by the god Huitzilopochtli, left their original home of Aztlan, moving south to resettle near Lake Texcoco in the Anahuac valley. When they explored an island in the middle of the lake, they saw an eagle perched on a cactus, clutching a snake. Seeing it as an omen, they built Tenochtitlan on that very spot. | ||
| Trajan Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Trajan | Trajan was the second Emperor of Rome of the Nerva-Antonine dynasty, ruling from 98-117. Born in modern-day Spain, he was the first Emperor to come from beyond the Apennines. During Trajan's reign, he oversaw a great expansion of Rome's borders, the second greatest in the Empire's history. However, it was his accomplishments as a civic ruler that earned him the love and respect of Rome, including many public building programs, and a welfare program for poor and orphaned children. Near the end of his reign, he built Trajan's Column, a monument recording his military achievements, under which his ashes were later buried. In recognition of his many accomplishments, the Roman Senate bestowed on him the title of Optimus Princeps, meaning "the best ruler". | ||
| Jadwiga Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Jadwiga | Jadwiga of Poland, also known as Hedwig, was born in 1373, and crowned the first female monarch of Poland at the age of 11. Well-liked by the church for her piety, loved by the people for her kindness, and by the nobility for her gentle nature, Jadwiga was able to successfully devote her life to consolidating alliances and keeping Poland safe. After the death of her father in 1382, Jadwiga was selected by the Archbishop of Krakow and crowned "King of Poland" in 1384. In order to gain territory and spread her religion, Jadwiga married the Lithuanian ruler Jogaila on the condition that he convert and encourage his people to do the same, thus establishing a centuries-long alliance between Poland and Lithuania. Jadwiga and Jogaila solved many difficult problems as joint rulers of their land. They resolved a long-standing conflict with the Teutonic Knights, persuaded Jogaila's cousin to give up his claim to the Lithuanian throne, and in 1387 regained the territory of Ruthenia. Jadwiga also supported a number of religious and academic endeavors, and funded the establishment of many colleges and universities. Jadwiga died in childbirth in 1399, but in her short lifetime, accomplished much for the spread of Catholicism in Europe, and the security of Poland. The Roman Catholic Church canonized her (declared her to be a saint) in 1997. | ||
| Xiang Yu Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Xiang Yu | Xiang Yu was born in the state of Chu in the waning years of the Qin Dynasty. His grandfather, Xiang Yan, was a well-known general, politician, and military strategist. A born warrior, Xiang Yu joined his uncle Xiang Liang's uprising against the Qin Dynasty, and was named the Duke of Lu by King Huai II of Chu. In the Battle of Julu in 207 BCE, Xiang Yu led only 50,000 soldiers to defeat a Qin army of 400,000. Shortly thereafter, Xiang Yu's army invaded Guanzhong, burning the palace to the ground and killing the entire Qin imperial family. In 206 BCE, the king of Han sent troops to conquer Xiang Yu's territory. While Xiang Yu defeated the Han at Pengcheng, a combination of betrayals and a lack of supplies led to his eventual defeat in 202. Rather than be captured, Xiang Yu chose to take his own life. Historians have depicted him as a figure of unparalleled bravery, though perhaps somewhat foolhardy. | ||
| Björn Ironside Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Björn Ironside | Björn Ironside was a Viking leader whose history is said to be a mixture of fact and legend. Histories from the 12th and 13th centuries say he was one of the sons of the fabled Viking king Ragnar Lodbrok. Björn lived during the 9th century CE, and was said to be the first ruler of the Swedish House of Munsö. Legends say that when Ragnar became King of the Danes, custom demanded that he send out his heirs into the outside world to avoid challenges to his authority during his reign. While awaiting his turn for the throne, Björn traveled the world, first sailing down the Seine in 855, pillaging his way through Francia before making his way to Italy and the Mediterranean. It is even said he went as far as Egypt, to Alexandria, but was unable to capture the city itself. His journey at an end, he made his way back to Scandinavia, where he and his descendants ruled until around 1060 CE. | ||
| Ragnar Lodbrok Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Ragnar Lodbrok | Ragnar Lodbrok is said to have been king of the Vikings for much of the 9th century CE. Legends indicate that he was a son of the mythical Sigurd Ring, king of Sweden. According to ancient histories of northern Europe, he ruled much of Sweden and Denmark, and would frequently lead raids on the British Isles and the Holy Roman Empire. The raids of many chieftains with the name Ragnar or similar around this time are attributed to Lodbrok, the most famous being the Sack of Paris in 845. He led 120 longboats carrying thousands of men straight up the Seine and into Paris. They then plundered the city with little resistance, leaving only once Charles the Bald gave them 2,570 kg of gold and silver as ransom. While Ragnar's existence is sometimes debated, there is no denying the existence of the great Viking leaders of the following generation who are said to be sons of Ragnar, including Björn Ironside, Ivar the Boneless, and Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye, among others. | ||
| Cheok Jun-gyeong Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Cheok Jun-gyeong | One of the most famous generals of the Goryeo Dynasty, Cheok Jun-gyeong took part in multiple campaigns against the Jurchen Invasion. Private armies played a pivotal role during Goryeo Yejong's ascension to power and Cheok Jun-gyeong, who came from such a background, came to earn significant trust from the monarch. Cheok Jun-gyeong soon became a part of Goryeo Yejong's military retainer. He took part in the campaigns against the Jurchens with a string of victories with such impressive swordsmanship as to inspire legends that have lasted until today, and was appointed to a moderately senior official position. Subsequently, the Jurchens arrived in Yeongju at the head of 20,000 cavalry and announced an offer of a duel, which Cheok Jun-gyeong accepted at great personal risk. He exited the safety of the besieged city and won the duel, returning a hero. Goryeo Injong promoted him to a position equivalent to a local minister of finances in the year 1144. Unfortunately, he contracted severe gangrene in his back after a month, and passed away soon after in Guzhou. | ||
| Kʼinich Janaabʼ Pakal Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Kʼinich Janaabʼ Pakal | Kʼinich Janaabʼ Pakal, otherwise known as "Pakal the Great" (born 603 CE, died 683 CE) was ajaw (or 'king') over the important western Mayan border city-state of Palenque during the late classical Mesoamerican period. Pakal the Great successfully brought about a major revival in the fortunes of the waning Palenque during his lengthy 68-year reign, cementing his unrivalled authority and status across the western Mayan empire. Palenque also went on to achieve hitherto unknown feats of architecture and engineering during this period. Mexican archaeologists stumbled upon a passageway while studying an ancient temple in the ruins of Palanque which was found to connect to Pakal's mausoleum underneath after a lengthy 3-year excavation. This prompted a shift in the consensus view that the Mayan pyramids were, unlike the Egyptian pyramids, used for religious worship and not as places of burial. A diagram featured on the lid of the sarcophagus bears something of a resemblance to a modern spaceship also stirred considerable attention and discussion. Historians and archaeologists are still divided on the exact meaning of the image, but the scholarly consensus is that it just happened to have been a rather common religious pattern at the time. | ||
| Gilgamesh Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Gilgamesh | Gilgamesh reigned as the fifth king over the Uruk Kingdom in Mesopotamia during the Ancient Sumerian period, most probably around the 27th century BCE. His exploits are recorded in the "Epic of Gilgamesh", the eponymous account of his exploits and the earliest surviving literature to which we enjoy access today. Gilgamesh is the central figure of this epic and a kind of demigod within the Mesopotamian mythos as a seeker after immortality. Gilgamesh begins the Epic as a selfish and even somewhat evil ruler whose people cry out to the gods for assistance. In return, the god Anu creates a "wild man" of equal power named Enkidu, who goes into battle against Gilgamesh on behalf of the people. Enkidu fails to gain the upper hand but, quite unexpectedly, the two develop a profound and long-lasting friendship. The pair agree to throw down their weapons, abandon the ways of war, and work together as friends. Gilgamesh and Enkidu work together to hunt and slay devilish monstrosities oppressing the people of Uruk, earning much popular acclaim. Unfortunately, the defeat of the Bull of Heaven angers the Goddess Ishtar, who demands one of the duo must die in recompense. Enkidu opts for a quiet death, which Gilgamesh learns of upon returning from a hunt. He is inconsolable at his friend's departure, and spends a significant amount of time searching for a means of reviving Enkidu, which culminates in his famed quest for immortality. Gilgamesh learns of a particular celestial plant able to grant new life from a spiritual entity, which starts his next great adventure: Gilgamesh crosses mountain ranges, lakes and rivers in search of the herb, gaining a greater appreciation of humanity's insignificance against the vastness of our world in the process. The sight of Gilgamesh's epic journey moves the gods to compassion, who grant him the opportunity to obtain the celestial herb. He returns amid much rejoicing and fanfare. Tragically, Gilgamesh's hard-won herb of immortality is stolen away in the mouth of a snake. Crushed and saddened, he has no choice but to return to Uruk empty-handed, but gains an audience with his departed friend's spirit with the aid of the gods. Enkidu's ghost helps Gilgamesh truly appreciate the fact that humanity is ultimately bound by the "common fate of having to struggle in and then depart this world", and that "human beings cannot be true masters of their own fate, but can only exercise the powers and authorities as the heavenly entities allow". | ||
| Amanitore Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Amanitore | Amanitore was a Nubian queen regnant, or "Kandake" to the Grecians and Romans of that era, in the Kingdom of Kush during the Meroitic Period. Amanitore probably started ruling Kush around 1 BCE. Amanitore's reign stands out particularly for her kingdom's great architectural exploits during this period. For example, she organized the restoration of the Temple of Amon between Meroe and Napata, as well as a number of reservoirs for long-term water storage in Meroe during her reign. Three great achievements are ascribed by historians to Amanitore the Nubian Kandake: the first is that Amanitore took her kingdom to a much greater level of geopolitical and cultural independence out of Egypt's shadow, including the establishment of Kush's own writing system. Secondly, the archaeological record demonstrates the increasing sophistication of Kush's manufacturing during this period, particularly in regard to the mining and smelting of ores and metals. These technological improvements made Kush one of the ancient world's most important iron and smelting centers and gold production sites. Thirdly, Kush became a much more active diplomatic player in local geopolitical affairs during her time with more frequent interactions with the kings of Egypt, Rome, Greece, and Persia, and Amanitore also significantly strengthened the kingdom's trading routes with India and China. In addition, the "Nubian Pitati", a type of bowman, were thoroughly feared by other ancient armies of the time, particularly Ancient Egypt, and earned the kingdom the moniker "Land of the Bow". Strangely enough, these bowmen were also known to serve as mercenaries in Egypt's own armed forces for the promise of gold. This "army for hire" relationship between Nubian Pitati and the Egyptians, which might seem strange to our ears, may have been occurring as early as 2300 BCE. | ||
| Queen Tamar of Georgia Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Queen Tamar of Georgia | Queen Tamar of Georgia ruled as the first female leader in Georgia's history from 1180-1213, and was notably assigned the title of "mepe" in the medieval Georgian sources which emphasized her right to reign. Tamar initially ruled alongside her father, George III, for a period, but ascended to the position of sole monarch upon his death in 1184. Tamar immediately ran into difficulties thereafter due to the unpopular nature of many of her late father's policies towards the aristocracy and doubts about her capacity to rule as a woman leader, particularly among the aristocracy. Tamar took fast and effective actions to shore up her power base, including the relaunching of an expansionary brand of foreign diplomacy that significantly popularized her rule. Tamar notably helped to found the Empire of Trebizond on the Black Sea coast in 1204 to provide Georgia with a new, nearby and more friendly nation. Tamar arguably presided over the apex of the Georgian Golden Age and her reign was marked by plenty of political and military successes which, combined with her identity as the first female ruler of her country, has served to immortalize and romanticize her as a leading figure of her time and Georgian history. | ||
| Honda Tadakatsu Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Honda Tadakatsu | Honda Tadakatsu (1548-1610), also known as Honda Heihachirō, was one of Japan's most prominent samurai, generals and daimyos of the late Sengoku through early Edo periods sometimes referred to as one of the "Tokugawa Four Heavenly Kings" or "Seven Great Spearmen of Japan". His early years were spent in the service of the Tokugawa clan, for whom he first distinguished himself as a capable samurai in the field at 15. He further distinguished himself in the Battle of Azukizaka, Battle of Anegawa, Battle of Nagashino, and many others. Honda Tadakatsu's valiance earned him considerable praise from many powerful opponents. Oda Nobunaga called him the "Zhang Fei of Japan" and "a samurai among samurai" and, according to Toyotomi Hideyoshi, of Japan's greatest warriors there is "Honda Tadakatsu in the east and Tachibana Muneshige in the west". Honda Tadakatsu was promoted to daimyō of the Ōtaki han in his later years as a reward, and then afterwards appeared to live as a recluse. Honda Tadakatsu's ability to remain virtually unscathed in no fewer than 57 major engagements earned him the moniker "the Warrior who surpassed Death itself". He was particularly well known for wearing a helmet famously adorned with deer antlers and his "Dragonfly Cutter" spear, an unusual sight that helped to cultivate his legendary reputation. | ||
| Suleiman I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Suleiman I | Tenth and longest reigning Sultan in the history of the Ottoman Empire (1520-1566) and designated the "true caliph" of the Islamic world, Suleiman I was a truly remarkable figure commonly remembered as "Suleiman the Magnificent" for his many achievements or today in Turkey as "Kanuni" (or "Law Giver") for his transformational reforms to the Ottoman Empire's legal system. Suleiman I's most notable military achievements during his reign include the annexation of most of the Middle East during the Ottoman–Safavid War, which ultimately saw an expansion of the Empire's borders into large areas of North Africa as far west as Algeria, and the development of a mighty Ottoman Navy, which made the Empire the pre-eminent naval power in the Mediterranean, Red Sea and the Persian Gulf. The reign of Suleiman I was also highly distinguished in the area of culture and jurisprudence, by which he became known as a "mighty giver of laws, and the lofty avatar of kingship and inclusive justice in the eyes of his people and his ministers." The new laws in which Suleiman I had significant involvement in would go on to form the foundation of the Empire's legal system for many future generations. The Ottoman Empire also experienced a major cultural renaissance during Suleiman I's reign, perhaps partly inspired by his own love of and expertise in poetry. | ||
| Bertrand du Guesclin Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Bertrand du Guesclin | Bertrand du Guesclin was a distinguished commander on the French side during the Hundred Years' War between England and France, and experienced his first notable success by driving back the English encirclement with a mix of adroitly executed medieval guerrilla warfare tactics during the conflict in Brittany from 1341-1364. Bertrand's strong success against the English forces here provided a much-needed morale boost to the despondent French forces, and quickly elevated him in Prince Charles' eyes. Bertrand was later sent following the conclusion of this phase of the war to northern France to help resolve issues with mercenary groups and then proceeded to Castilla to help Henry of Trastámara ascend the throne. War between the French and English broke out once again in 1369, following which Bertrand was declared "Constable of France" by decree of Charles V, whereupon he launched a successful campaign at the Battle of Pontvallain that routed the nearby English army and which was itself followed in quick succession by the retaking of Poitou and Saintonge, driving the Black Prince out of French territory entirely. French forces under the "Constable" went on to repeated victories, thus recovering all the territories that had been ceded to England in the Treaty of Brétigny. Bertrand passed away from an illness at Châteauneuf-de-Randon during the campaign in Languedoc in 1380. The death of his outstanding general was a heavy blow to the French forces, particularly Charles V who took the step of honoring Bertrand with a place in the royal family's mausoleum at the Basilica of Saint-Denis. | ||
| Alexander Nevsky Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Alexander Nevsky | Alexander Nevsky was a political and military leader and strategist of 13th century Russia who not only protected his people from German and Swedish invaders but also adroitly preserved Russia's independence with skillful foreign diplomacy against the unprecedented threat of Genghis Khan's "Golden Horde". Alexander's first major victory against Russia's invaders came in 1240 where Russian troops defeated a large Swedish incursion on the banks of the Neva River. This substantial victory brought considerable prestige and political clout to Alexander, who soon found himself known as the "Hero of the Neva River". Alexander was forced to contend with another powerful invasion in the form of the Teutonic Knights just the following year, which he managed to defeat at the head of his Novgorod forces in a decisive victory atop the frozen waters of Lake Peipus near Estonia, which became known as the "Battle on the Ice". Alexander's victory here effectively spelled the end of the Teutonic Knights' dreams of eastward conquest, and proved a substantial encouragement to Russia's growing military might. Alexander's next challenge came in the form of the "nigh-on unstoppable" Golden Horde of the Mongols. Alexander played the role of a skillful diplomat and peacemaker between the Mongolians and Russia's various republics against the Pope's urging, thus preserving his Slavic union. Unfortunately, Alexander's later death proved too much for the fraying cords binding these republics together, which soon fractured once again into quarreling states. Alexander has since become a well-venerated figure of Russian history. He was canonized in 1547 as a saint in the Russian Orthodox Church by the Metropolite Macarius, and his heroic status would be called upon time and time again in later years - for example by Stalin who referred to Alexander as the "People's Hero". | ||
| Flavius Aetius Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Flavius Aetius | Flavius Aetius was a patrician of Rome who led troops into victory against the Huns, the Franks, the Burgundians, and the Goths, and has often been called "the Last of the Romans". Aetius was a tragic hero during the twilight years of the western Roman Empire. He supported and served the Empire through 20 years of crisis. Over two decades, he suppressed rebellions in Gaul, destroyed the kingdom established by the Burgundians in present-day Worms, and beat the Visigoths in Toulouse before allying with them to defeat Attila at the Battle of the Catalaunian Plains. Thanks to his efforts, the people of the Western Roman Empire enjoyed a period of relative security, but despite this, he was unable to prevent its eventual collapse. In 454 CE, Aetius met with Emperor Valentinian. Following an argument, Valentinian drew his sword and killed him. Aetius did not die a hero's death on the battlefield, but instead fell to the blade of a cowardly emperor. | ||
| Prime Scipio Africanus Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Prime Scipio Africanus | Scipio Africanus | Scipio Africanus was a Roman general and statesman, born to an esteemed noble family. His family had produced a number of Roman consuls, and he had seized Spain for the Roman Empire in his youth, driving out the Carthaginians. The peak of Scipio's military career was during the Battle of Zama in 202 BCE. Through judicious use of tactics, he neutralized the threat of Carthaginian war elephants and broke through Hannibal's formation, exposing the Carthaginian army's flanks and laying the groundwork for a Roman victory. Though Scipio's armored infantry were lacking in mobility, their ingenious use of formation allowed them to defeat the Carthaginians. By this point, Scipio had driven the Carthaginians out of Spain as well as from their own lands, defeated the "Father of Tactics" Hannibal Barca, and forced the Carthaginians into a peace agreement with Rome, bringing victory to the Romans in the Second Punic War. | |
| Scipio Africanus | Scipio Africanus was a Roman general and statesman, born to an esteemed noble family. His family had produced a number of Roman consuls, and he had seized Spain for the Roman Empire in his youth, driving out the Carthaginians. The peak of Scipio's military career was during the Battle of Zama in 202 BCE. Through judicious use of tactics, he neutralized the threat of Carthaginian war elephants and broke through Hannibal's formation, exposing the Carthaginian army's flanks and laying the groundwork for a Roman victory. Though Scipio's armored infantry were lacking in mobility, their ingenious use of formation allowed them to defeat the Carthaginians. By this point, Scipio had driven the Carthaginians out of Spain as well as from their own lands, defeated the "Father of Tactics" Hannibal Barca, and forced the Carthaginians into a peace agreement with Rome, bringing victory to the Romans in the Second Punic War. | ||
| Thutmose III Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Thutmose III | Thutmose III was a renowned military leader and pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty of ancient Egypt, most well known for his military prowess. After officially beginning his reign in 1458 BCE, he began building his empire, progressively expanding his rule to include Syria and Palestine. In 1445 BCE, Thutmose defeated the king of Mitanni in battle, gaining control over the west bank of the Euphrates. Under his military leadership, Egypt grew into an empire that spanned land and sea. Thutmose's military accomplishments gained him the title of "the Napoleon of ancient Egypt". Throughout his entire life, Thutmose was never defeated in battle. Of all the Egyptian dynasties, the Eighteenth Dynasty ruled over the largest territory, had the strongest armies, and lasted longest, and Thutmose III undoubtedly played a critical role in this accomplishment. During his reign, the rulers of Libya and Babylon paid tribute to him, and Palestine and Syria became part of Egyptian territory. He was a brave and highly skilled military leader who led Egypt into an era of unprecedented prosperity. | ||
| Imhotep Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Imhotep | Imhotep was chancellor to the pharaoh Djoser during the Third Dynasty of ancient Egypt, and was High Priest of the sun god Ra in Heliopolis. His status did not come as a result of noble birth—he was born a commoner—but rather as a result of his scholarship and wisdom which allowed him to rise through the ranks and become the pharaoh's right-hand man. Djoser recognized Imhotep's talent, and Imhotep repaid the pharaoh for his appreciation. Djoser once had a dream in which he ascended a staircase into the heavens. Thus, Imhotep built the step pyramid, to allow the pharaoh's soul to return to the bosom of the sun god Ra. The step pyramid is considered the first man-made structure to be made completely from stone. Imhotep's talents were not only used in the service of the royal family. As the pharaoh's physician, he built the first ever academy for the study of medicine, so that he could pass on his medical knowledge for the good of the masses. In an era lacking in medical skills, Imhotep treated over two hundred types of illness, and is considered the founder of ancient Egyptian medicine. After his death, he came to be revered as the god of medicine, and as the son of the god Ptah. Imhotep's knowledge allowed him to rise from a commoner to a god, and made sure that his name would be known throughout history. | ||
| Torgny | Second son to the Permanent Chief's family, a prince of his people but no future king, Torgny had remained a relatively little known presence on Ceroli Islands before the outbreak of the Crisis, and yet the seeds of his eventual notoriety had been sown much earlier by his ruthless ambition and envy towards his elder brother, Garlo. Torgny wasted no effort in building a strong powerbase and sowing such divisions and questions of legitimacy as he could in over two decades garrisoning the northern ranges. If there was one spark that lit the coup's match it was rumors of Logar's involvement in forbidden heresy. Torgny's elite troops quickly surrounded the Citadel of Braves and his coronation as the new "Permanent Chief" came not long after. | ||
| Wafura | Wafura's clan must be one of the most mysterious tribes on this continent, subsisting as they do on this barren, freezing desert on which hardly anything grows or can grow. Miles of dunes lie in every direction, confusing adventurers unfortunate enough to brave this wintry country, broken only by the occasional dust storms by which Wafura's artful clansfolk conceal themselves: the true communal savages and masters of the desert. The desert has taught Wafura to be as merciless and cruel as the wolf, and yet there is no denying the simultaneous mix of hatred and envy the savage feel for the wealthier, better-placed Ceroli royals. Wafura talked much with the usurper Torgny prior to the outbreak of the Ceroli Crisis - if only to keep tabs on the situation and encourage further chaos. Now the Crisis has upended the existing order, Wafura stands ready by the gates to his desert to lead his "wolfpack" on new, bloody adventures... | ||
| Henry V Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Henry V | Henry V (1386-1422) was King of England and a member of the House of Lancaster. Though he only reigned for nine years, he achieved much on the field of battle. During his reign, the Hundred Years' War between England and France reignited; Henry took advantage of internal struggles within France, maintaining an alliance with the Duke of Burgundy to England's great advantage. In 1415, he formally invaded France, occupying French territory with an army of longbowmen. In 1419, Henry conquered Normandy, compelling the French king Charles VI to sign the Treaty of Troyes and winning a huge victory for England in the Hundred Years' War. Despite his substantial achievements, Henry passed away from illness in 1422. Alongside his political and military talents, Henry also had great personal charisma. He was praised for administering justice, becoming known as an impartial and incorruptible judge. He was also known for his love of art and music, and could play the Welsh harp and the flute. He was an ardent Christian, and forbade his soldiers from ransacking churches during his conquest of France. | ||
| Prime Boudica Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Prime Boudica | Boudica | Boudica was queen of an ancient Celtic tribe known as the Iceni. After the death of her husband Prasutagus, the Romans plundered Iceni lands, levying heavy taxes, flogging Boudica and violating her daughters. Enraged by this injustice, Boudica led an army of British tribes in an uprising against the Roman Empire. Boudica's army first headed toward Camulodunum (modern-day Colchester), where they defeated the weak Roman garrison and sacked the city, destroying a temple to the former Emperor Claudius. The Roman Ninth Legion attempted to save the city, but suffered an overwhelming defeat. Boudica's army slaughtered, sacrificed, and feasted among the ashes of the city they had conquered, proclaiming the beginning of her revenge against Rome. | |
| Boudica | Boudica was queen of an ancient Celtic tribe known as the Iceni. After the death of her husband Prasutagus, the Romans plundered Iceni lands, levying heavy taxes, flogging Boudica and violating her daughters. Enraged by this injustice, Boudica led an army of British tribes in an uprising against the Roman Empire. Boudica's army first headed toward Camulodunum (modern-day Colchester), where they defeated the weak Roman garrison and sacked the city, destroying a temple to the former Emperor Claudius. The Roman Ninth Legion attempted to save the city, but suffered an overwhelming defeat. Boudica's army slaughtered, sacrificed, and feasted among the ashes of the city they had conquered, proclaiming the beginning of her revenge against Rome. | ||
| Jan Žižka Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Jan Žižka | Jan Žižka was a famous military commander and innovator who was a national hero of Bohemia. He was born to a relatively poor noble family, and lost an eye in his youth, leading him to be nicknamed "One-Eyed Žižka". At a young age, Žižka became an accomplished mercenary, fighting only for his own profit. But hearing a sermon by the theologian and reformer Jan Hus changed his life, and he became a defender of Hus and a leader of his armies. Žižka's military prowess was undeniable. He wiped out the opposing forces of the Teutonic Knights during the Battle of Grunwald, fought in the civil war against the King of Bohemia, and put an end to the First Anti-Hussite Crusade at the Battle of Vitkov Hill. He recruited a force of inexperienced farmers and trained them into a well-disciplined army. He also developed famous wagon formations that were almost impenetrable. Žižka never lost a battle in his life, and his feats led to him being voted one of the greatest Czechs in history. | ||
| Prime Joan of Arc Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Prime Joan of Arc | Joan of Arc | Joan of Arc, also known as Saint Joan, was the daughter of a French peasant family, born during the Hundred Years' War between the French and the English. At the time, internal struggles within France had led to a string of battlefield defeats against the English invaders, who had occupied northern France, making life hard for its people. At a time of great strife in France, Joan encountered a miracle. Following the "voice of God", she joined the expedition to save the city of Orléans. On the battlefield, she broke with the French army's careful strategy, leading an all-out assault. Under her leadership, the French army encircled Orleans and achieved victory in one of the major turning points of the Hundred Years' War. She went on to lead the French to further victories. In 1920, Joan of Arc was made a saint. An unyielding heroine, this young woman became one of the most important cultural symbols in France and the West, with many writers and composers creating works about her. | |
| Joan of Arc | Joan of Arc, also known as Saint Joan, was the daughter of a French peasant family, born during the Hundred Years' War between the French and the English. At the time, internal struggles within France had led to a string of battlefield defeats against the English invaders, who had occupied northern France, making life hard for its people. At a time of great strife in France, Joan encountered a miracle. Following the "voice of God", she joined the expedition to save the city of Orléans. On the battlefield, she broke with the French army's careful strategy, leading an all-out assault. Under her leadership, the French army encircled Orleans and achieved victory in one of the major turning points of the Hundred Years' War. She went on to lead the French to further victories. In 1920, Joan of Arc was made a saint. An unyielding heroine, this young woman became one of the most important cultural symbols in France and the West, with many writers and composers creating works about her. | ||
| Tariq ibn Ziyad Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Tariq ibn Ziyad | Tariq ibn Ziyad was an Arabian general of Berber descent who joined the Arabian army following Musa ibn Nusayr's conquest of the Berbers. After joining the army, Tariq quickly made a name for himself, claiming victory in the Battle of Guadalete and conquering the Visigothic Kingdom of Hispania (modern-day Spain). The name "Gibraltar" comes from "Jabal Tariq", meaning "Mount of Tariq". But Tariq's story is also a sad one: after becoming governor of Hispania, he was recalled to Damascus, where he would spend the rest of his days in ignominy. Tariq ibn Ziyad is one of the most important generals in the history of the Iberian Peninsula. He showed great skill in warfare, with history books recording his daring landing at what is now Gibraltar. But following his great victory, he would later experience tragedy to match. | ||
| Sargon the Great Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Sargon the Great | Sargon the Great was born a commoner, and spent his early life as a servant in the Kingdom of Kish. When the people of Umma invaded, Sargon took advantage of the king's weakness to usurp power and founded the Akkadian Empire. After taking power, Sargon fought many battles to expand his empire's territory. He established the first reserve army force in history, and subsumed all of Sumer, Mari (a city-state on the Euphrates), and the ancient kingdom of Ebla into the Akkadian Empire. After this, he continued westward, expanding into southern and central Anatolia. Sargon's achievements were not limited to warfare. His empire saw great economic, agricultural, and cultural development, and he centralized the power of the state and appointed governors, allowing the Akkadian Empire to thrive. Sargon the Great was not merely an accomplished warrior who founded the first great united power between the mighty rivers of the Tigris and the Euphrates. He also focused on economic development, making his empire one of the world's most powerful economies at the time. The Akkadian Empire only stood for a hundred years, but its influence on future generations was undeniable. Sargon was indeed worthy of his title of "King of the Four Corners of the World". | ||
| Margaret I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Margaret I | Starting from the late 1380s, Queen Margaret I reigned over the kingdoms of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden (including Finland at the time), and later united these possessions into the Kalmar Union. She is hailed as one of the most important figures of the Middle Ages and one of Europe's first and greatest queens regnant. Margaret I was the youngest child of King Valdemar IV of Denmark, and later married King Haakon VI of Norway. After Valdemar's death, Margaret became the de facto regent of Denmark after her 5-year-old son Olaf II succeeded to the Danish throne. After Haakon VI's death, Olaf II inherited the Norwegian throne, making Margaret the de facto ruler of both Denmark and Norway. Her dual regency marked the beginning of a Danish-Norwegian union that would last for more than four centuries. After the death of Olaf II, Margaret I became Queen of Denmark and Norway suo jure. Supported by the Swedish nobility, Margaret then invaded Sweden and conquered it from the unpopular King Albert. The united Denmark, Norway, and Sweden would become known as the Kalmar Union. To consolidate control, she declared her great-nephew Eric of Pomerania as her heir. With the backing of all three kingdoms' nobility, Eric was crowned as monarch of the Union while Margaret I remained its de facto ruler. Margaret I died of illness in 1412. Her sarcophagus is located by the altar of the Roskilde Cathedral, and features a carved likeness of the Queen. | ||
| Babur Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Babur | Babur was the founder of the Mughal Empire. Born Mirza Zahir ud-Din Muhammad in the Fergana Valley, he was the eldest son of Umar Shaikh Mirza, the then ruler of Fergana, and a descendant of Timur, founder of the Timurid Empire. In 1494, the 12-year-old Babur succeeded to the throne of Fergana, and soon had to defend it from ambitious relatives. Two years later, he conquered Samarkand, but in the process lost control of Fergana. For years, he tried repeatedly to gain control of both territories. Defeated by the Uzbek Khan Muhammad Shaybani in 1501, Babur ended up ruling over neither, and fled south. In 1504 he rallied the remainder of his forces and conquered Kabul. He then managed to regain control of Samarkand for a time, but was forced to abandon it due to both internal and external threats. Having lost Samarkand again, Babur turned his attention to India. In 1526, he defeated and conquered the Delhi Sultanate at the First Battle of Panipat, marking the beginning of the Mughal Empire. Babur's innovative use of gunpowder was the decisive factor in his victory, and Mughal artillery would be the tool with which they would unite the subcontinent. An avid writer and reader, Babur penned many poems, songs, and most notably his seminal memoir: the Baburnama. Babur died in 1530 and, in accordance with his wishes, was buried in Kabul. | ||
| Heraclius Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Heraclius | Heraclius was the first Byzantine Emperor of the Heraclian dynasty. In 608, alongside his father (then the Exarch of Africa), he rebelled against the tyrannical Emperor Phocas. In 610, he defeated Phocas and became the new Emperor. During Phocas's reign, Byzantium had lost part of its eastern territory to the Sasanian Empire. Heraclius attempted to reconquer this territory, but was soundly defeated. The Sasanians advanced all the way to the Bosphorus, directly threatening the Byzantine capital of Constantinople. Thanks to the city's mighty walls and powerful navy, Heraclius was able to avoid total defeat. Soon after, Heraclius adopted a series of reforms to rebuild and strengthen the Byzantine army. In 627, Heraclius finally defeated the Sasanians at the Battle of Nineveh. The Shahanshah of the Sasanian Empire was overthrown, and his successor soon sued for peace. The territory Heraclius recaptured soon came under a new threat. The ascendant Rashidun Caliphate from Arabia had managed to swiftly conquer the Sasanian Empire, and made significant inroads into Egypt, Armenia, and Mesopotamia. Faced with this new crisis, Heraclius once again reformed the army, allowing his successors to slow down the Caliphate's expansion. Under Heraclius's reign, the Byzantine Empire continued to become more Hellenized. Greek became the official language of the Empire, and Heraclius became the first Emperor to officially adopt the Greek title "Basileus". | ||
| Dido Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Dido | The daughter of King Mattan I of Tyre, the Phoenician queen Dido was the mythical founder of Carthage. According to legend, after her brother Pygmalion succeeded to the throne of Tyre, he had Dido's husband murdered to secure his throne and seize her husband's vast wealth. To escape Pygmalion's tyranny, she fled Tyre with her loyal followers, sailing westward across the Mediterranean. Landing in North Africa, Dido asked the local Berber king Iarbas for a piece of land—only as much land as could be covered by a single oxhide. After the king agreed, Dido cut the oxhide into fine strips, using them to encircle a nearby hill, finding a new home for her and her followers. As more and more Berbers moved in, Dido gradually built her settlement into the wealthy and powerful city-state of Carthage. Located upon the naturally-defensible Hill of Byrsa and in control of the Mediterranean's major arteries, Carthage soon became a military and trade hub. Dido's wise governance only furthered the city's prosperity. According to some legends, Dido and the Trojan hero Aeneas met and fell in love. Supposedly, after the two were forced to part, the sorrowful queen took her own life after cursing Aeneas and his descendants, though as with most things regarding Dido there is little historical evidence of this. Another, older legend states that as Carthage became more powerful, King Iarbas demanded that Dido marry him, though Dido wished to remain loyal to her late first husband. After pretending to agree to his offer, Dido instead slew herself with her own sword, forever becoming a deified symbol among the Carthaginians for her act of self-sacrifice. Dido's extraordinary wisdom and leadership have continued to captivate later audiences, and have made her an enduring figure in classical art. | ||
| Zhuge Liang Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Zhuge Liang | Chancellor of the state of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang is one of the most renowned strategists and administrators in Chinese history. Liu Bei, founding emperor of Shu Han, recruited Zhuge Liang after visiting the latter three times at his thatched cottage, and Zhuge Liang repaid him with his brilliant mind and service. An excellent advisor, the "Longzhong Plan" he drafted for Liu Bei served as the foundation of Shu Han state policy, advising Liu Bei to ally with Sun Quan of Wu against their common enemy, Cao Cao of Wei. With the aid of Sun Quan's general Lu Su, Zhuge Liang persuaded Sun Quan to join forces against the Wei, leading to one of the period's most famous battles—the Battle of Red Cliffs. As Cao Cao's army headed south to Jingzhou, Zhuge Liang's strategic advice proved invaluable. According to the Romance, Zhuge Liang destroyed Cao Cao's vast armada with flaming ships, then led the combined Shu-Wu force to rout the Wei despite their numerical disadvantage. After Cao Cao's retreat to Xiangyang, the province of Jingzhou became divided between Shu Han, Wu, and Wei. The Shu-Wu alliance would later break down after Sun Quan formed an alliance with Cao Cao. After a period of internecine conflict, though flanked by the forces of Sun Quan and Cao Cao, Liu Bei declared himself Emperor of Shu Han at Chengdu. After Liu Bei's failed invasion of Wu and later death, Zhuge Liang remained in Chengdu, continuing to advise his son and heir, Liu Shan. He penned the "Chu Shi Biao", a pair of memorials that demonstrated his desire to reclaim the Central Plains and his devotion to Shu Han. He would continue to rectify the government, reform the law, suppress powerful families, pacify rebellions, and invade the north until his death at the age of 53, whereupon he received the posthumous title "The Marquis of Zhongwu". Zhuge Liang's wisdom, loyalty, and martial prowess have become the stuff of legend. He has become the embodiment of his own maxim, "Spare no effort until your dying day", and the archetypical example of a wise and loyal Confucian official. | ||
| Pyrrhus Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Pyrrhus | Pyrrhus (319/318 - 272 BCE) was the king of the ancient Greek kingdom of Epirus, an eminent military strategist, and one of early Rome's chief rivals for dominion over the Italian peninsula. He was born in the Hellenistic world after the conquests and death of Alexander the Great, a time when Greece was the center of the western world and new city-states were flourishing. Looming over them, however, was the threat of the nascent Roman Republic. Pyrrhus made his small realm a force to be reckoned with through military development and outward expansion. Pyrrhus led a troubled early life. His father was overthrown when he was a child, but he was able to return home and reclaim his throne with the help of an Illyrian king, though he would later be dethroned once again. With the outbreak of the Fourth War of the Diadochi, the 18-year-old Pyrrhus acquitted himself well at the Battle of Ipsus, but was nonetheless defeated and captured. With the support of Ptolemy I Soter, ruler of Egypt (and his captor), Pyrrhus reconquered Epirus and later a large portion of Macedonia. Pyrrhus is best known for his war against Rome, battling them for control of southern Italy with an army that even included elephants. At the Battle of Ausculum, Pyrrhus won a very costly victory against the Romans, giving rise to the phrase "Pyrrhic victory" (a victory that costs the victor dearly). Pyrrhus' military acumen was no doubt outstanding, and he was considered one of the finest strategists of his era by his contemporaries. However, his efforts did naught to prevent the eventual fate of ancient Greece, which would over time be invaded and conquered by Rome. | ||
| Pericles Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Pericles | Pericles (495 - 429 BCE) was an influential politician and strategist in ancient Greece. As ruler and "first citizen" of Athens, he presided over a golden age for the city known as the "Age of Pericles". Born to an aristocratic family in ancient Athens, he first entered Athenian politics in 472 BCE. As leader of the city-state's reformist democratic faction, he outmaneuvered his conservative rival Cimon and rose to the rank of strategos, or military leader. As strategos, he helped restore Athens' preeminence over the Hellenistic world. He was also a renowned orator and beloved by both the citizenry and soldiery of Athens. During his tenure, Pericles fought in the Peloponnesian Wars, when the Athens-led Delian League fought the Sparta-led Peloponnesian League. Pericles died of disease in 429 BCE, early into the second Peloponnesian War, a war that ended the Athenian hegemony over Greece. Pericles's reign coincided with the rapid development of ancient Greek democracy. His rule saw the flourishing of Greek art and culture, along with the rise of famous philosophers like Socrates and Plato. At a public funeral for the war dead of the Peloponnesian War, Pericles delivered his famous "Funeral Oration", where he extolled the greatness of Athens and lifted the city's spirits. The Funeral Oration has been passed down through the generations as an important part of Athens' cultural heritage. | ||
| Huo Qubing Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Huo Qubing | Huo Qubing was a Chinese general during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han dynasty, as well as the nephew of the famous general Wei Qing and Emperor Wu's wife Empress Wei Zifu. He was known for his tactical agility and talent for long-distance campaigns, winning many battles against the Xiongnu nomads and expanding Han influence into Central Asia. At the age of 18, Huo Qubing was appointed the "Captain of Piaoyao", leading his troops deep into the desert in expeditions against the Xiongnu. His daring exploits earned him the noble title "Marquis Guanjun". At the age of 19, he was promoted to the rank of cavalry general and dispatched to the Hexi Corridor (in modern-day northwest China) to battle the Xiongnu. Penetrating deep into Xiongnu territory, he nearly captured the son of the Chanyu (ruler of the Xiongnu) alive. The Hexi campaign largely halted the once-devastating Xiongnu raids on the northwest Han frontier, which helped reduce the empire's reliance on corvée labor. At 21, Huo Qubing led 50,000 cavalry across the Gobi Desert in pursuit of the Chanyu. Upon arriving at the Khentii Mountains, Huo Qubing famously performed a series of religious rituals, symbolizing the Han defeat of the Xiongnu. He continued to pursue the Xiongnu, driving them back to the northern Gobi (Mobei). At 23 or 24 years old, Huo Qubing, having spent almost his entire adult life in combat, suddenly died of illness. Emperor Wu was greatly saddened by his death, awarding him the posthumous title of Marquis Jinghuan. The emperor ordered the construction of a tomb for him in the shape of the Qilian Mountains he traversed in his campaigns. Years after his death, Huo Qubing's military prowess and achievements continued to be commemorated and praised in countless literary works. | ||
| Justinian I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Justinian I | Justinian I reigned over the Byzantine Empire from 527 to 565 CE. Known as the "emperor who never sleeps" for his diligence, under Justinian's rule the Byzantine Empire experienced a period of relative stability and prosperity. Justinian I succeeded to the Byzantine throne after the death of his uncle Justin I. Upon taking the throne he took many political and military measures to consolidate his rule and restore the borders of the Roman Empire. Under his rule, the Byzantine army defeated the Sasanians in several battles, ending decades of hostilities with a short-lived (and ironically-named) peace treaty called the "Perpetual Peace". In the Gothic Wars, the Byzantines defeated the Ostrogoths in Italy and secured the empire's position in Western Europe. One of Justinian's generals and the commander of these wars of re-conquest was the famed Belisarius. In addition to his military accomplishments, Justinian I introduced an important legal framework called the Corpus Juris Civilis, better known by the name of its first section: the Code of Justinian. A combination of old Roman laws and new Byzantine laws, it became one of the most important legal codices in European history and had a profound influence on later European legal systems. Another of his many accomplishments was the reconstruction of the Hagia Sophia. He also led the empire through the Plague of Justinian, the first recorded outbreak of the first plague pandemic and an ailment that Justinian himself is said to have contracted and recovered from. As evidenced by his moniker "Justinian the Great", he is generally considered to be one of the greatest emperors in Byzantine history. | ||
| Gorgo Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Gorgo | Gorgo reigned as Queen of Sparta in the early 5th century BCE. She ruled Sparta alongside her husband Leonidas I, and played an important role in the war against the invading Persian Empire. Under the reign of the Achaemenids, Persia had grown into a gargantuan empire, and sought to expand its reach into the central Mediterranean. Led by Leonidas I and Gorgo, the Spartans stalled the Persians at Thermopylae, buying time for the Athenian navy and playing a key role in Greece's eventual victory. Much has been written about Gorgo in historical records, at a time when even important women were often confined to footnotes and margins. This speaks volumes about her significant influence over Spartan politics and her prestige in the eyes of her contemporaries. It is said that, at just eight years old, she was already providing advice to her father, then the king of Sparta. After she became queen, it was she who first discovered the Persians' impending invasion. | ||
| Liu Che Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Liu Che | Emperor Wu of Han, born Liu Che, ascended the Dragon Throne at the age of 16. The seventh emperor of the Western Han dynasty, Liu Che ruled over China for 53 years, the third-longest reign in Chinese history. Liu Che inherited an extremely wealthy empire, and leveraged this wealth to greatly expand the Han dynasty's borders. His many conquests are reflected in his posthumous name "Emperor Wu", "wu" meaning "martial" or "warlike" in Chinese. However, years of warfare inevitably placed a heavy burden on the empire, and in his later years he focused more on internal reforms. These reforms laid the groundwork for the golden age that would follow. One of Liu Che's edicts enforced "partition" succession for the great princes of the empire. Upon their deaths, their holdings would have to be distributed amongst their children, gradually reducing the size of their fiefdoms and their influence over the empire. He also replaced the old system of hereditary bureaucrats with an early form of the imperial examination system, which would have massive implications for the rest of Chinese history. | ||
| Ashurbanipal Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Ashurbanipal | Ashurbanipal ruled the Neo-Assyrian Empire from 669 to 627 BCE. Under his rule, Assyria reached the height of its territorial extent and military might. Ashurbanipal succeeded his father Esarhaddon to the throne. Though he had inherited a mighty empire, he was not content to rest on his laurels. During his reign, he fought countless wars of expansion, extending Assyria's already-vast territory into Egypt and Anatolia. For all of Ashurbanipal's military accomplishments, Assyria was in its twilight years, and beset by countless rebellions. He turned his attention inwards, suppressing internal dissent with an iron fist and rivers of blood. Ultimately, this did little to reverse Assyria's decline, which would only hasten after Ashurbanipal's death. Empires may die, but civilizations live on. Over the course of his long reign, he devoted considerable resources to constructing the Library of Ashurbanipal, where he amassed a collection of texts so vast that it would not be surpassed until the Library of Alexandria, some 400 years later. The Library was eventually destroyed in a fire, but since all of its texts were inscribed on clay tablets, this actually helped preserve them by hardening the clay. This mountain of invaluable knowledge lay undisturbed until the 19th century, when it was discovered by archaeologists. Among its many treasures was the now-famous Epic of Gilgamesh. | ||
| Prime Hermann Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Prime Hermann | Hermann | Arminius (18 BCE - 21 CE), known in German as Hermann, was chieftain of the Cherusci tribe, commander of an alliance of Germanic tribes, and a German national hero. His German name means "Man of War", which would later prove apt. The son of a Germanic chieftain allied to Rome, Hermann was sent to Rome as a hostage, where he was educated. Though raised in Rome, he had never forgotten his roots, nor the weight of Rome's iron fist upon his people. After being dispatched to Germania as a Roman auxiliary commander, he began to secretly reach out to other Germanic tribes, hoping to unite them against the Romans. His efforts culminated in the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest. The Germanic tribes were intimately familiar with forest combat, while the narrow and muddy roads made it difficult for the Romans to form their vaunted battle lines. Catching the Romans in an ambush, Hermann and his army wiped out three entire legions and took their treasured eagle banners, an event that would be immortalized in Germany's national mythology. Though Hermann's victory secured the freedom of his people east of the Rhine, it would be far from the last battle he would fight. The Romans remained encamped across the river, and were not the kind to take such a humiliation lightly. Yet the liberator of Germania had made a god bleed, and would do so again if it secured his people a future free of Roman tyranny. | |
| Hermann | Arminius (18 BCE - 21 CE), known in German as Hermann, was chieftain of the Cherusci tribe, commander of an alliance of Germanic tribes, and a German national hero. His German name means "Man of War", which would later prove apt. The son of a Germanic chieftain allied to Rome, Hermann was sent to Rome as a hostage, where he was educated. Though raised in Rome, he had never forgotten his roots, nor the weight of Rome's iron fist upon his people. After being dispatched to Germania as a Roman auxiliary commander, he began to secretly reach out to other Germanic tribes, hoping to unite them against the Romans. His efforts culminated in the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest. The Germanic tribes were intimately familiar with forest combat, while the narrow and muddy roads made it difficult for the Romans to form their vaunted battle lines. Catching the Romans in an ambush, Hermann and his army wiped out three entire legions and took their treasured eagle banners, an event that would be immortalized in Germany's national mythology. Though Hermann's victory secured the freedom of his people east of the Rhine, it would be far from the last battle he would fight. The Romans remained encamped across the river, and were not the kind to take such a humiliation lightly. Yet the liberator of Germania had made a god bleed, and would do so again if it secured his people a future free of Roman tyranny. | ||
| Lapulapu Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Lapulapu | Lapulapu was the datu (chief) of Mactan Island, located in the Visayas archipelago in what is now the Philippines. When Ferdinand Magellan arrived in the region in 1521, Lapulapu refused to pay homage or tribute to the Spanish Empire or its local allies. On April 27, 1521, in response to this act of defiance, Magellan attacked Mactan with a force of 49 soldiers. Lapulapu fought back fiercely, defeating Magellan (who was slain in the battle) and driving the Spanish from the island. Lapulapu then left Mactan with his family and friends, thereafter disappearing from the history records. One local legend states that he actually turned into a stone on the shores of Mactan, and has been silently guarding the island ever since. | ||
| Gonzalo de Córdoba Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Gonzalo de Córdoba | Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba (1453-1515), known by his nickname "El Gran Capitán", was a Spanish general and politician, as well as an enormously influential innovator in the field of warfare. He was one of the first European commanders to truly integrate firearms in his tactics, and his innovations can be said to mark the beginning of "modern warfare". His highly-organized pike-and-shot formations made Spain Europe's preeminent military power for over a century. Beyond his military achievements, he was also appointed Viceroy of Naples (at the time under Spanish rule) and inducted into the Order of Santiago. | ||
| Gajah Mada Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Gajah Mada | Gajah Mada (c. 1290-1364) was the mahapatih (prime minister) of the Majapahit Empire, based in what is now Indonesia. Serving in that office for three decades and under three different monarchs, he is credited with leading Majapahit to its greatest glory. He is known for swearing an oath known as the "Sumpah Palapa", vowing to not "enjoy pleasure" until he had unified all of Nusantara (Maritime Southeast Asia). He nearly succeeded in that endeavor, conquering lands in modern-day Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, the Philippines, and East Timor, and has since become a celebrated symbol of Indonesian unity and nationhood. | ||
| Eleanor of Aquitaine Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Eleanor of Aquitaine | Eleanor of Aquitaine (1122 - 1204) was one of the most powerful and influential women in European history. The consort of two kings and the mother of two more, many kings came and went over the course of her long life, but the power and influence of the Duchess of Aquitaine never wavered. Eleanor inherited the Duchy of Aquitaine at age 14, immediately putting her in control of nearly one third of the Kingdom of France. The crown was covetous of and threatened by her wealth, and she was quickly married off to King Louis VII of France. Eleanor found life at court (and her husband) tedious. Having failed to produce a male heir after 15 years, the marriage between Louis and Eleanor was annulled. Not long after the annulment, Eleanor married Henry Plantagenet, Count of Anjou. Together, the pair controlled most of France. When Henry became King of England, Eleanor was crowned as his Queen. Their marriage would produce three daughters and five sons, one of whom was the famed Richard the Lionheart. From childhood, Eleanor took an interest in many pursuits not common for women of her era, from literature and art to riding and hunting. She broke the mold for what it meant to be a woman, wife, and ruler in medieval Europe, even leading her own knights in the Second Crusade. Eleanor was imprisoned in England for over a decade for supporting her son's rebellion against her husband, though she was freed after Richard took the throne. She spent her later years arranging marriages for her children and quelling rebellions. She once crossed the Pyrenees, at nearly 80 years old, to secure a marriage for her granddaughter. Thanks to her tireless efforts, the majority of her children ended up in happy marriages, spreading the bloodline and earning her the nickname "the Grandmother of Europe". Whether as duchess, queen, or dowager, Eleanor of Aquitaine was a lily unlike any other; one that flourished in open fields rather than behind palace walls. | ||
| Prime Belisarius Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Prime Belisarius | Belisarius | Belisarius was a Byzantine general in the service of Emperor Justinian I. Entering Justinian's service as the commander of his personal guard, he went on to win countless important victories for the Eastern Roman Empire. Belisarius's quelling of the Nika Riots of 532 helped consolidate Justinian's rule, and earned him the emperor's trust. He led successive campaigns against the Vandals and Ostrogoths, retaking much of Rome's former western territory. Belisarius became a symbol of Rome's enduring legacy, and his elite Bucellarii regiment became the stuff of legends. With his Bucellarii, Belisarius won impossible victory after impossible victory. His downfall would come not on the battlefield, but in the imperial court. Baseless accusations whispered by his rivals would poison his reputation with Justinian, and from then on Belisarius would never command another army. Belisarius's role in the restoration of Roman lands and his embodiment of the Roman spirit have earned him the nickname "Last of the Romans". | |
| Belisarius | Belisarius was a Byzantine general in the service of Emperor Justinian I. Entering Justinian's service as the commander of his personal guard, he went on to win countless important victories for the Eastern Roman Empire. Belisarius's quelling of the Nika Riots of 532 helped consolidate Justinian's rule, and earned him the emperor's trust. He led successive campaigns against the Vandals and Ostrogoths, retaking much of Rome's former western territory. Belisarius became a symbol of Rome's enduring legacy, and his elite Bucellarii regiment became the stuff of legends. With his Bucellarii, Belisarius won impossible victory after impossible victory. His downfall would come not on the battlefield, but in the imperial court. Baseless accusations whispered by his rivals would poison his reputation with Justinian, and from then on Belisarius would never command another army. Belisarius's role in the restoration of Roman lands and his embodiment of the Roman spirit have earned him the nickname "Last of the Romans". | ||
| William Wallace Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| William Wallace | William Wallace was a Scottish knight and nobleman who served as the leader of the Scottish forces in the early parts of the First Scottish War of Independence. In 1296, the Kingdom of Scotland was invaded and occupied by King Edward I of England. Shortly thereafter, along with other like-minded rebels, Wallace launched a campaign of resistance. More and more Scottish nobles flocked to his cause, culminating in September 1297 at the Battle of Stirling Bridge, where he won a major victory against the English. He was appointed sole Guardian of Scotland (essentially a regent), and remained as such until 1298, when he was defeated at the Battle of Falkirk. He was captured by the English in 1305 and taken to London, where he was convicted of treason. For his defiance, Edward I ordered Wallace to be gruesomely tortured and beheaded. The Scottish struggle for freedom did not end with William Wallace's death, and through steel and blood they would go on to win their independence from England some twenty years later. For his heroic spirit and being one of the first to rise against the English, Wallace gained worldwide fame and became an icon of Scottish independence. | ||
| Shajar al-Durr Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Shajar al-Durr | Over the course of her remarkable life, Shajar al-Durr rose from a Mamluk slave to one of the few female rulers in Egyptian history. Shajar al-Durr began her rise to power as a slave of As-Salih Ayyub, who would later go on to marry her and become Sultan of Egypt. In 1249, her husband died while defending Egypt from the Seventh Crusade. To preserve stability and unity in the face of the invading Crusaders, Shajar al-Durr cleverly concealed her husband's death, issuing orders and commanding the army "in the name of the Sultan". With the help of her Mamluk allies, she defeated the Crusaders and ascended to the throne of Egypt, becoming Sultan in her own right. Besides defeating the Seventh Crusade, Shajar al-Durr's reign laid the foundation for Mamluk rule in Egypt, which would last for hundreds of years. The political and religious environment of the time, however, was not conducive to a female monarch, and her reign as Sultan only lasted for three months (though she married the new Sultan and remained an influential political figure). Nevertheless, her incredible journey from slave to Sultan, political acumen, and military talents have made her an icon of Egyptian history and a symbol of female empowerment. | ||
| Choe Yeong Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Choe Yeong | Choe Yeong (also Romanized as "Ch'oe Yŏng" and "Choi Young") was a prominent general from the final years of Korea's Goryeo dynasty. From an early age, Choe Yeong demonstrated considerable military acumen, winning several major battles both at home and abroad. In 1374, he put down the Mokho Rebellion, an uprising of Mongol horse herders on Tamna Island (known now as Jeju Island). In 1376, Japanese pirates ("waegu") attacked and captured the city of Gongju. Together with his then-subordinate Yi Seong-Gye, Choe Yeong defeated the pirates and retook the city. In 1388, Choe Yeong persuaded King U of Goryeo to invade the Liaodong Peninsula and seize it from the nascent Ming dynasty. Yi Seong-Gye was dispatched to lead this invasion. Upon reaching Wihwado, an island in the Amnok River, Yi Seong-Gye decided to turn his army around and launch a coup against the Goryeo dynasty. Choe Yeong was arrested, exiled, and ultimately executed. The "Wihwado Retreat", as this incident later became known, marked the end of the Goryeo dynasty and the establishment of the Joseon dynasty. Though Choe Yeong remains a somewhat controversial figure, his patriotic spirit and military acumen were widely admired by later generations, and he is still considered an important political and military leader in Korean history. | ||
| Scipio Aemilianus Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Scipio Aemilianus | Scipio Aemilianus (185-129 BCE, full name Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus Aemilianus) was a prominent commander and statesman of the Roman Republic. Known for both his military prowess and his political acumen, he served two terms as Consul of Rome. Scipio Aemilianus's most famous achievement was his siege and capture of the city of Carthage, which marked the decisive end to the century-long struggle for supremacy between Rome and Carthage. Besides his campaigns in North Africa, Aemilianus is also known for his conquests in Hispania, where he showcased his strategic shrewdness in capturing the Celtiberian city of Numantia. He was a gifted orator and a patron of scholars, and was always accompanied by an entourage of writers and luminaries discussing art, philosophy, and science. With his strategic, political, and intellectual brilliance, Scipio Aemilianus accomplished many legendary feats throughout his life and during his time as Consul. He cemented Rome's long-running conquest of the western Mediterranean, and his legacy can be felt today in the influence of Roman culture in those lands. | ||
| Prime Ragnar Lodbrok Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Prime Ragnar Lodbrok | Ragnar Lodbrok | Ragnar Lodbrok (also spelled "Lothbrok" or "loðbrók") was a 9th-century Viking warrior and leader. He lived a life of adventure, reaving a path of destruction through much of Europe and parts of North Africa. Though it is unclear how much of his life was historical fact, we do know that he was one of the most important heroes in the Northern European canon. He is best known for his conquests of England, leading his Viking fleet in several devastating raids of Anglo-Saxon coastal settlements. In 845, he captured and plundered the city of Paris, forcing King Charles the Bald of West Francia to pay a large ransom in exchange for peace. Ragnar's boldness, strategic vision, and ambition made him a symbol of the Viking Age and a paragon for the Vikings that came after. His expeditions brought great wealth to his homeland, greatly enhanced the prestige of the Vikings, and paved the way for future, even greater conquests. Even Ragnar's end was fittingly dramatic. One legend has it that, while leading a daring (or foolhardy) invasion of Northumbria with just two ships, Ragnar was captured and executed by King Ælla of Northumbria. Even after he died, the legend of Ragnar would be carried on by his many famous sons, like Björn Ironside, Ivar the Boneless, Halfdan Ragnarsson, and Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye. In 865, Ragnar's sons led a massive invasion of England known as the "Great Heathen Army", where they extracted gruesome vengeance against King Ælla and carved a massive realm out of Northern and Eastern England. For his daring and wisdom, the story of Ragnar Lodbrok still captivates modern audiences around the world. | |
| Ragnar Lodbrok | Ragnar Lodbrok (also spelled "Lothbrok" or "loðbrók") was a 9th-century Viking warrior and leader. He lived a life of adventure, reaving a path of destruction through much of Europe and parts of North Africa. Though it is unclear how much of his life was historical fact, we do know that he was one of the most important heroes in the Northern European canon. He is best known for his conquests of England, leading his Viking fleet in several devastating raids of Anglo-Saxon coastal settlements. In 845, he captured and plundered the city of Paris, forcing King Charles the Bald of West Francia to pay a large ransom in exchange for peace. Ragnar's boldness, strategic vision, and ambition made him a symbol of the Viking Age and a paragon for the Vikings that came after. His expeditions brought great wealth to his homeland, greatly enhanced the prestige of the Vikings, and paved the way for future, even greater conquests. Even Ragnar's end was fittingly dramatic. One legend has it that, while leading a daring (or foolhardy) invasion of Northumbria with just two ships, Ragnar was captured and executed by King Ælla of Northumbria. Even after he died, the legend of Ragnar would be carried on by his many famous sons, like Björn Ironside, Ivar the Boneless, Halfdan Ragnarsson, and Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye. In 865, Ragnar's sons led a massive invasion of England known as the "Great Heathen Army", where they extracted gruesome vengeance against King Ælla and carved a massive realm out of Northern and Eastern England. For his daring and wisdom, the story of Ragnar Lodbrok still captivates modern audiences around the world. | ||
| Philip II Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Philip II | Philip II was king of ancient Macedon, reigning from 359 BCE to 336 BCE. Though he is sometimes overshadowed by the accomplishments of his son, Alexander the Great, Philip of Macedon was an accomplished conqueror and statesman in his own right. Through military reform, diplomacy, and sometimes brute force, Philip II transformed Macedon from the backwater of the ancient Hellenic world into its hegemon. On the military end, he is credited with developing the famed Macedonian phalanxes, equipping them with an ultra-long pike known as the "sarissa". On the diplomatic front, he expanded Macedonian influence through marriages, alliances, and diplomatic maneuvering. Philip's most famous battle was the 338 BCE Battle of Chaeronea, where he defeated the combined forces of Athens and Thebes, cementing Macedon as the dominant power in Greece. Shortly after his victory, Philip formed the League of Corinth, a federation of Greek city-states under his leadership. In 336 BCE, Philip II began a campaign against Persia. Before it could come to anything, however, he was assassinated at his daughter's wedding. | ||
| Stephen III Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Stephen III | Stephen III (1433-1504) was Voievod of Moldavia and one of its greatest rulers. Though surrounded on all sides by powerful and expansionist empires, he was able to defend his nation's independence. In 1457, he overthrew his uncle Peter III Aaron, beginning his 47-year reign. As ruler of Moldavia, he was forced to contend with three extremely powerful neighbors: the Ottoman Empire, the Kingdom of Hungary, and the Kingdom of Poland. He was able to defend Moldavian independence by playing these powers against one another, and also by sheer force of arms. His most celebrated victory came at the 1475 Battle of Vaslui, where he inflicted a decisive defeat on a much larger Ottoman army. Besides his military accomplishments, Stephen III was a devout adherent of the Romanian Orthodox Church, building many churches and monasteries across Moldavia that greatly contributed to its cultural, artistic, and literary heritage. It is little wonder that he is known as Ștefan cel Mare ("the Great"). | ||
| John Hunyadi Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| John Hunyadi | John Hunyadi was a prominent Hungarian commander and politician, best known for defending Hungary from an Ottoman invasion. Perhaps Hunyadi's most famous accomplishment was his defense of Belgrade. In 1453, the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II completed his conquest of Constantinople, and soon after turned his sights onto the Balkans. In 1456, he brought his cannons to Belgrade, then a part of the Kingdom of Hungary, and laid siege to the city. Leading a motley crew of Hungarian soldiers and various other volunteers, Hunyadi forced the Ottomans to retreat. The victory at Belgrade was widely celebrated, and is believed to have temporarily halted the rapid expansion of the Ottoman Empire. During the siege, Pope Pius II ordered churches across Europe to ring their bells every day at noon, calling on Christendom to pray for the defenders of Belgrade. John Hunyadi died of an illness in 1456, less than a month after the end of the siege. He continues to be hailed as one of Hungary's greatest heroes to this day. | ||
| Siyaj K'ak' Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Siyaj K'ak' | Siyaj K'ak' (Mayan for "Fire is Born") is generally (but not universally) believed to have come from the city-state of Teotihuacan. Located in Central Mexico, near modern-day Mexico City, Teotihuacan was one of the most powerful states in Mesoamerica at the time. Much like Teotihuacan itself, however, the specifics of his background are difficult to confirm with the sources we have available. Based on his later achievements, he likely received some sort of training, becoming a proficient tactician and diplomat. Serving in the army of a Teotihuacano king known only as "Spearthrower Owl" (a literal description of his name glyph, which consists of an owl holding an atlatl), he rose quickly through the ranks. He seems to have earned the king's trust, as he was entrusted with the task of expanding Teotihuacan's influence southwards. In 378 CE, he led an army to the lowland Maya city of Tikal (located in modern-day Guatemala). The king of Tikal died the day Siyaj K'ak' arrived, after which he installed Yax Nuun Ahiin, a son of Spearthrower Owl, as king. Serving as regent of Tikal and an important regional warlord, Siyaj K'ak' reshaped the political landscape of the area and brought in Teotihuacan culture. Siyaj K'ak's rule over Tikal marks the start of rapidly-expanding Central Mexican influence on lowland Maya art and architecture, which can still be observed in many surviving Maya ruins. Though he never formally ruled Tikal, he remained an extremely influential figure in the region until his death some time in the fifth century. | ||
| Wak Chanil Ajaw Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Wak Chanil Ajaw | Wak Chanil Ajaw, whose name literally translates into "Lady Six Sky", was an influential ruler of the Maya city-state Naranjo ("Wak Kab'nal" in Mayan) in the 7th century CE. She was born in the city-state of Dos Pilas (its Mayan name is unknown, but it used the emblem glyph "Mutal", the same as Tikal), a daughter of its king. Though originally an outpost of Tikal, Dos Pilas had secured its independence from Tikal and sought to build a coalition against it. Wak Chanil Ajaw was sent to Naranjo as part of a political marriage to secure its support. The throne of Naranjo lay empty at the time and the city was in decline, and thus Wak Chanil Ajaw was given the additional task of establishing a new royal bloodline there and restoring the city's prominence. Though her sons would hold the actual title of "king", Wak Chanil Ajaw governed the city as regent. Thanks to her political, military, and administrative acumen, Naranjo re-emerged as a regional power. Known most for her military achievements, Wak Chanil Ajaw launched a series of wars and raids that expanded the borders and influence of Naranjo. She also seems to have contributed to Maya timekeeping, an important contribution for a culture that placed immense, virtually theological importance in time and dates. Wak Chanil Ajaw is now remembered as one of the most remarkable and powerful female rulers in Maya history, who brought glory and prosperity to Naranjo. | ||
| Tokugawa Ieyasu Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Tokugawa Ieyasu | Tokugawa Ieyasu (1543-1616) was a preeminent military leader and statesman during Japan's turbulent Sengoku period. With his strategic vision and steadfast character, he unified the fractious warring states of Japan under a single banner. As founder of the Tokugawa Shogunate and the last of Japan's Three Great Unifiers, he is remembered today as one of the single most important figures in Japanese history. In 1603, after defeating his greatest rivals at Sekigahara, Tokugawa Ieyasu officially received the title of shōgun, marking the beginning of the Edo period and the 265-year rule of the Tokugawa clan. The relative political stability he ushered in resulted in one of the most remarkable periods of cultural, economic, and intellectual development in Japanese history. During his reign, Ieyasu focused on domestic unification and integration. His groundbreaking reforms included strengthening central authority, creating new regulatory bodies, and bringing Japan's countless feudal lords to heel. After Tokugawa Ieyasu's death, he was given the posthumous title "Tōshō Daigongen", which translates into "Great Gongen (a syncretic Buddhist-Shinto deity), Light of the East". Several hundred Shinto shrines dedicated to him, known as "Tōshō-gu", were built over the course of the Edo period, with the most famous being the Nikkō Tōshō-gū in Toshigi Prefecture. Though his historical reputation took a hit after the Meiji Restoration, he remains one of the most revered figures in Japanese history. | ||
| Shapur I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Shapur I | Besides being a valiant warrior king, Shapur I was also a brilliant administrator who placed great emphasis on the economic, religious, and cultural life of his empire. He built many remarkable structures across the empire, including the city of Bishapur. While largely tolerant of the many faiths in his empire, Shapur I also sponsored a revival of Zoroastrianism, which would become the state religion of the empire, and the founding of Manichaeism, which would spread rapidly over the next few centuries. His reign formed the foundation for the Sasanian Empire's future prosperity and made it one of the world's foremost powers. | ||
| Qin Shi Huang Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Qin Shi Huang | The future Qin Shi Huang was born Ying Zheng (259-210 BCE), a prince of Qin. At the time of his birth, China was divided into seven warring kingdoms. Over the past century, a series of Legalist reforms, westward expansions, and military victories had transformed Qin from a rural backwater into the most powerful of the seven states. In 246 BCE, at just 13 years old, Ying Zheng became King of Qin. True power lay in the hands of Chancellor Lü Buwei and the other regents, but by 235 Ying Zheng had managed to seize full control of the government. From 230 to 221, through cunning ploys and brilliant generalship, King Zheng successively conquered the states of Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi. With the seven states finally united, Ying Zheng declared himself China's first emperor (huangdi), changing his name to Qin Shi Huangdi (First Emperor of Qin). With the seven states unified, Qin Shi Huang went to work consolidating them into a single nation. Over the 500 years since the decline of the Zhou kings, China's already-fragmented institutions had drifted even further apart. With an iron fist, the new emperor centralized power, created a new administrative structure, and unified China's writing system, measurements, and laws. He connected the country with new canals and fortified it with new defensive works, the most notable of which was the first segment of the Great Wall. Though his dynasty would not long outlive him, Qin Shi Huang's unification of the states and his conception of a single China formed the basis of legitimacy for future Chinese dynasties. Much of his later reign was dedicated to his pursuit of immortality, contracting scholars, magicians, and alchemists across China to find a solution. As evidenced by his death in 211 BCE, they failed. Even in death, the First Emperor was not one to be outdone. His massive mausoleum and the thousands of "Terracotta Warriors" contained within laid the foundation for the image of the Chinese emperor as a divine sovereign. | ||
| Matthias I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Matthias I | Matthias I (1443-1490), also known as "Matthias Corvinus", was one of Hungary's greatest kings. In addition to reigning as King of Hungary and Croatia from 1458 to 1490, he also claimed the thrones of the Kingdom of Bohemia and the Archduchy of Austria. Son of the national hero John Hunyadi, Matthias Corvinus was renowned for his political acumen, even-handedness, and martial talent. His political, judicial, and economic reforms centralized power in the kingdom and made the crown tremendously wealthy. Developing on the ideas of his father, Matthias used this wealth to build his famous Black Army, one of Europe's first standing armies. This extremely potent force turned Hungary into one of the greatest powers in Europe. He was perhaps better known, however, for both his patronage of learning and his own intellectual curiosity. Unlike other monarchs at the time, the well-read Matthias was eager to embrace the Renaissance ideas fomenting in Italy, sponsoring art, music, and academia. His personal library, the Bibliotheca Corviniana, became one of the most renowned libraries in all of Europe, attracting many scholars and artists to his court. His reign is regarded as the peak of the Hungarian golden age, and he remains a national hero to this day. The wise king "Matthias the Just" became the subject of folk tales, with the common folk mourning his death as "the loss of justice". | ||
| Catherine de' Medici Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Catherine de' Medici | Catherine de' Medici (1519 - 1589) was a member of the Medici family, a powerful banking family and hereditary rulers of Florence. Through her marriage to Henry II of France, she became Queen Consort of France. After the death of Henry II, she wielded enormous influence over French politics as the mother of three Kings of France: Francis II, Charles IX, and Henry III. Presiding over the turbulent years of the French Wars of Religion and a scheming, squabbling court, Catherine worked to ensure the continued survival of the royal House of Valois through diplomacy and political maneuvering. Though a Catholic, Catherine attempted to maintain a balance between Catholics and the Protestant Huguenots. She supported several attempts at religious tolerance, including the Edicts of Amboise and Saint-Germain, though these efforts ultimately failed to de-escalate the conflict. The 1572 St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre of Huguenots only served to deepen the kingdom's religious divisions. Catherine was not only influential in the political realm, she also contributed immensely to the development of the French Renaissance. A renowned patron of artists, writers, and especially architects, her support greatly increased the cultural prestige of the House of Valois and France as a whole. | ||
| Narses Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Narses | Narses (ca. 478-573) was a prominent general and statesman in the Eastern Roman Empire during the reign of Justinian I. An Armenian eunuch of somewhat uncertain origins, Narses held several important civilian and military posts throughout his career, playing a key role in the Eastern Roman Empire's expansion and defense. Narses was a colleague of Belisarius, and the two often fought alongside each other in their service to Justinian, though they did not get along. After Belisarius was relieved of his command, it was Narses who would complete the Roman reconquest of Italy. He would go on to govern Italy for over a decade, quickly and effectively crushing Gothic resistance and other Germanic invaders. He would eventually be recalled to Constantinople, however, due to his persistent conflicts with the local Italian nobility. Though not as famous as his contemporary Belisarius, Narses's military accomplishments and contributions to the Empire were considerable. He would be remembered and widely celebrated by later generations as one of the finest commanders of the Late Roman period. | ||
| Subutai Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Subutai | Subutai (c. 1176-1248) was a prominent commander and strategist of the Mongol Empire. One of the "Four Dogs of Temujin", Genghis Khan's four most trusted generals, he was renowned as a brilliant strategist and commander who developed innovative tactics centuries ahead of their time. An early follower of Genghis Khan, Subutai served as an important commander in the Mongol conquests of Central Asia, China, and Russia. He excelled at agile tactics, especially in long, far-reaching expeditions, often relying on lightning-fast raids to mislead, divide, and outflank his enemies. These precise strikes gave the Mongols the element of surprise, and they played a crucial role in the expansion of the empire. Not only was Subutai a brave warrior, he was also known for his diligence, determination, and loyalty. In an empire that would later be characterized by ambition and infighting, Subutai stands out for having never sought personal power at the expense of his khan. His life represented the pinnacle of Mongol military glory, and despite being overlooked by western scholars for many years, he is now regarded as one of the greatest commanders in history. | ||
| Arthur Pendragon Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Arthur Pendragon | Though the legendary Brythonic king known as "King Arthur" probably originates from early Welsh mythology, the best known form of his legend comes from the corpus of medieval chivalric literature known collectively as "the Matter of Britain". In this literary tradition, King Arthur was the illegitimate son of Uther Pendragon, King of the Britons, and the famous beauty Igraine. He is protected and secretly raised by Merlin (portrayed in some sources as a wizard), remaining unaware of his own origins. When Uther dies without an apparent heir, Arthur inadvertently proves himself to be the rightful King of the Britons by pulling out the famous "sword in the stone" (in traditional accounts, the sword is actually in an anvil on top of the stone). As king, Arthur founds the Knights of the Round Table, a chivalric order where all members are equal, dedicated to pursuing the Holy Grail and maintaining peace in Arthur's kingdom. Another well-known aspect of the King Arthur tale is his legendary magical sword Excalibur, which is granted to him by the mystical Lady of the Lake after the sword he pulled from the stone breaks. In the traditional tale, King Arthur meets his end at the Battle of Camlann (later renamed to the "Battle of Salisbury") when he is stabbed by Mordred, his own illegitimate son. In his final act of glory, King Arthur uses the last of his strength to kill Mordred in turn. Before he dies, King Arthur orders Excalibur returned to the Lady of the Lake. Though King Arthur likely never existed (the medieval depiction of him certainly did not), he served as the model for chivalry for medieval knights and princes, and he remains an extremely important cultural hero for the peoples of Britain. | ||
| Bai Qi Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Bai Qi | Bai Qi (ca. 332-257 BCE) was a renowned general and strategist during China's Warring States period, and one of the most important figures in the rise of the Qin state. He was a man known for both his supreme military acumen and his utter ruthlessness, for he was willing to do whatever it took to bring the Qin to greatness. His conquests turned the Qin into the unquestioned hegemon of China, laying the groundwork for its future unification of the Seven Warring States. Bai Qi led numerous far-reaching campaigns throughout his life, becoming known for his decisiveness, adaptability, and brutality towards his enemies. His most famous victories were at the battles of Yique, Changping, and Yanying, which greatly weakened the Qin's rivals and made it by far the most powerful of the Seven States. He emphasized logistics and training, remaining strict in his tactics but flexible in his overall strategy. Virtually undefeated on the battlefield, he is one of the select few commanders in Chinese history to have received the title "Ever-Victorious General". Known as one of the Four Great Generals of the Warring States for his undeniable achievements and strategic skill, Bai Qi would have a profound influence on future Chinese military theory. | ||
| Afonso de Albuquerque Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Afonso de Albuquerque | Afonso de Albuquerque (1453-1515) was a visionary commander, admiral, and administrator in service to the Portuguese Empire. Born into a noble family with strong historic ties to the Portuguese crown, he devoted himself to the maritime expansion of the empire and establishing its near total control over the Indian Ocean. After capturing several key port cities along the Indian Ocean trade route, Afonso was named the Viceroy of Portuguese India. Capturing the Indian port city of Goa after a difficult battle against a far more numerous entrenched enemy, he built Goa into Portugal's political and military center in Asia. He was renowned not just for his conquests, but also for his administration, implementing land, tax, and religious reforms in the territory he conquered. After solidifying control over the Indian Ocean, he turned his attention further east. His capture of Malacca gave Portugal control over the extremely important Strait of Malacca, allowing them to prevent any of their rivals in the west from accessing the incredibly-lucrative maritime trade with East Asia. Though his later expedition to contain the power of the rising Mamluks ultimately failed, his fleet penetrated deeper into the Red Sea than any European navy before him. Though the actual size of Albuquerque's conquests may seem small compared to the later European colonial empires, his capture and fortification of key ports turned Portugal into the most dominant thalassocracy in Europe. With his strategic foresight and administrative acumen, he set the model for maritime power in the east. For centuries to come, rival empires would fight viciously to reestablish the control he held over the eastern seas. | ||
| Archimedes Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Archimedes | Archimedes (c. 287 - 212 BCE) was a groundbreaking mathematician, scientist, and inventor, referred to by some as "the father of mathematics". Born on the island of Sicily in the ancient Greek city-state of Syracuse, Archimedes devoted his entire life to science. His works have had a foundational impact on the fields of geometry, calculus, fluid mechanics, statics, and more. Among his many achievements, one of his most notable includes formulating the law of buoyancy (the "Archimedes' principle"). He was also a prolific inventor, inventing the "Archimedes' screw" (a type of screw pump still in use today) and strange war machines used to defend Syracuse from the Romans (though many of these, like his "iron hand", were so fantastical that many historians question if they were real or not). He is often quoted as saying, "Give me a lever and fulcrum, and I shall move the world." In the area of mathematics, he was a pioneer in the study of infinitesimals (a predecessor to calculus), was possibly the first person to find the area and volume of a sphere, and proposed a new method for approximating the value of pi. His scientific curiosity and innovative thinking, reflected in his countless tangible contributions, have profoundly influenced future scholars. Though the Roman commander wanted him spared out of respect (and because of his potential usefulness), Archimedes was killed by an unknowing Roman soldier when they captured Syracuse. His apocryphal final words were "Do not disturb my circles" (referring to mathematical figures he was drawing in the dust), a testament to how he devoted his life to learning. | ||
| Mary I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Mary I | Mary I Tudor, Queen of England and Ireland, was the only surviving child of Henry VIII and his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. She was the first woman to officially rule England in her own right, beginning a long legacy of influential British queens. A bright child, she was fluent in multiple languages and was a talented musician, but the breakdown of her parents' marriage and her devout Catholicism caused her to be excluded from the succession. After the death of Mary's younger brother Edward VI in 1553, the throne instead went to her distant relative Lady Jane Grey, the "Nine Days Queen". With the support of most of the nobility and the commons, Mary deposed the Lady Grey after only nine days. In 1554, she married Philip the Prudent, prince (and future king) of Spain. The marriage was deeply unpopular with the increasingly Protestant population, sparking insurrections across the country. Her reign also saw the loss of Calais—England's last continental holding—and a declining economy (though this was mostly the fault of her spendthrift father). Mary died in 1558, at the age of 42. With no children to succeed her, the throne went to her half-sister, Elizabeth I. Mary I's driving agenda throughout her reign was the restoration of Catholicism in England. To that end, she worked to reverse her father's religious reforms and restore relations with the Catholic world. Her often-violent repression of Protestants earned her the nickname "Bloody Mary" by later historians, though modern historians continue to debate how much her brutal reputation was justified. Though still controversial, Mary's short reign proved memorable. Though they had yet to bear fruit during her own reign, many of her efforts would prove beneficial to the reign of her sister, a golden age of English history. | ||
| Casimir III Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Casimir III | Casimir III (1310-1370) was King of Poland from 1333 to 1370. Though he would be the last king of the Piast line, he earned the nickname "the Great" for his wisdom, generosity, and diplomacy. Son of Ladislaus I "the Elbow-High", Casimir inherited a weakened and fractured kingdom, threatened on all sides by powerful enemies. Through both skillful diplomacy and warfare, he managed to secure important allies, negotiate a peace with his Bohemian and Teutonic rivals, and add Red Ruthenia to the kingdom's territory. Throughout his reign, Casimir greatly reformed the Polish legal code, resurrected the struggling economy, and worked to unite the disparate regions of Poland. He built over 50 castles, including the famed Trail of the Eagles' Nests, and founded several towns. For the latter, he adopted the German "Magdeburg law", granting Poland's towns the right of self-governance. Nicknamed "the Peasants' King," Casimir was an ardent champion of the common people. His Wiślica Statutes created a unified legal code for Poland that, while not universally adopted, protected the rights of peasants. He also placed great importance in education, founding the University of Krakow (nowadays Jagiellon University), Poland's first university and one of the oldest in Europe. Casimir the Great passed away in 1370, one of the greatest and most beloved kings in Polish history. He left behind a wealthy and powerful kingdom, laying the groundwork for the mighty Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth soon to come. | ||
| Pepin III Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Pepin III | Pepin III (714-768) was King of the Franks and the founder of the Carolingian dynasty. Though he is perhaps best known as the son of Charles Martel and the father of Charlemagne, Pepin "the Short" was an impressive figure in his own right, finishing the work of the former and laying the groundwork for the latter. In 741, Pepin succeeded his father as Mayor of the Palace of Neustria. Though technically in the "service" of the Merovingian king Childeric III, the Mayors of the Palace were the true power behind the Frankish throne. In 747, Pepin also became the Mayor of the Palace for Austrasia, uniting the two mighty offices much like his father had. Unlike his father, however, Pepin saw no reason to continue the charade of Merovingian kingship. In 751, with the blessing of the Pope, Pepin deposed Childeric and declared himself King of the Franks. The Pope himself came to Paris to anoint Pepin as king (the first time the Pope had coronated a secular ruler), granting Pepin major legitimacy and beginning the fruitful partnership between the Carolingians and the Papacy. In 754, Pepin repaid the favor, marching on Northern Italy to defend the Pope from the Kingdom of the Lombards. He defeated the Lombards in 756, carving out a large swath of land from Rome to Ravenna for the Pope to rule personally. The "Donation of Pepin" marked the foundation of the Papal States, forever changing the shape of Italian politics. Internally, Pepin worked tirelessly to expand the power of the Frankish king, introducing legal and ecclesiastical reforms, putting down revolts, and removing threats to his reign. He died in 768, dividing his kingdom between his sons Charlemagne and Carloman. Though not as well-known as his famous relatives, Pepin was still the founder of Europe's most powerful dynasty. His effort to build a relationship with the Papacy and the relatively stable kingdom he left behind were essential in the expansion of Francia and the Carolingian Renaissance. | ||
| Achilles Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Achilles | Achilles is one of the most famous heroes of Greek mythology and the primary character in Homer's "Iliad". He was born to the nymph Thetis—daughter of the sea god Nereus—and Peleus, mortal king of the Myrmidons of Phthia. Achilles' divine heritage endowed him with immense strength, but his human half left him mortal and vulnerable. To protect her beloved son, Thetis dipped the infant Achilles into the River Styx, rendering him invulnerable to physical harm. When doing so, however, she held him by his heel, leaving it the only part of his body unprotected. According to later legends, when Agamemnon called the Achaeans to war, Thetis hid her son on the Aegean island of Skyros, hoping to keep him from the bloodshed. Sent to recruit Achilles, the clever King Odysseus used a ruse to draw the demigod out of hiding. Once discovered, Achilles was compelled to join the war effort. In the early engagements of the Trojan War, Achilles quickly proved himself one of the Greek coalition's mightiest warriors, earning respect, glory, and loot. A wroth and temperamental man, Achilles soon came into conflict with the equally-prideful Agamemnon. When the latter took away his slave Briseis, an enraged Achilles refused to fight in any more battles. Achilles was replaced as the commander of the Myrmidon host by Patroclus, his dear companion (their exact relationship is debated). Though he fought bravely, Patroclus was slain by Hector, the crown prince and mightiest warrior of Troy. Bereaved and enraged, Achilles finally rejoined the fray, defeating and killing Hector in a climactic duel. Still furious, Achilles desecrated Hector's body (a grave affront to the gods) and initially refused to return the prince's body to his father. Towards the end of the Trojan War, Achilles' wrath would spell his doom. Paris, younger brother of the slain Hector, fired an arrow at Achilles. Angered by the killing and dishonorable treatment of Hector (one of his favorites), Apollo guided Paris' arrow to strike Achilles' heel, killing the legendary hero. The character of Achilles is the epitome of the flawed, tragic hero—representing the moral complexity that has made Greek mythology so compelling to audiences throughout the ages. A tangled mix of strength, weakness, valor, and dishonor, Achilles remains an iconic figure in the Western literary canon. | ||
| Hector Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Hector | Eldest son of King Priam of Troy, Prince Hector was Troy's mightiest warrior and its primary defender during the Trojan War. Though a "mere mortal" in a story of gods and demigods, Hector demonstrated all the qualities of an ideal prince—brave, dutiful, honorable (most of the time), and unceasingly loyal to his people. When his younger brother Paris eloped with Queen Helen of Sparta, Hector began preparing to defend the city from the coming reprisal. An outstanding commander and leader, Hector gathered all of Troy's allies into a force that could rival the Achaean coalition. Hector's martial prowess was equally impressive, thanks in no small part to the patronage of Apollo, who considered the prince one of his favorites. In the face of Greek's greatest heroes, the prince demonstrated his valor and might, slaying mighty warriors like Patroclus and Protesilaus. Reputedly a peace-loving family man by nature, Hector's ferocity on the battlefield exemplified his tragic sense of duty and honor. In the face of a raging Achilles seeking vengeance for the death of Patroclus, Hector fled, his bravery briefly failing him. Despite this moment of weakness, however, the prince showed no hesitation when he was ultimately forced to duel Achilles. Even with the knowledge of Achilles' invulnerability, Hector heroically threw himself at the demigod with one final, symbolic charge. His last act was to prophesize Achilles' death at the hands of Paris and Apollo, which would not long after come true. Hector's death spelled the beginning of the end for Troy, now deprived of its greatest warrior. Rather than a joyous occasion, as one might expect of a Greek author writing about the death of a mortal enemy of the Greeks, Homer's Iliad treats Hector's death and funeral as a somber event—the tragic finale to a tragic tale. Though not as famous as his rival, Hector has remained an icon of honor and valor, the moral foil to the mighty-but-flawed Achilles. In the late middle ages, he was included among the ranks of the Nine Worthies, nine historical and mythical heroes considered to be the personifications of medieval chivalry (Achilles is notably not among their number). | ||
| David IV Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| David IV | King David IV of Georgia (1073-1125) is one of the most important figures in Georgian history, renowned for his military achievements and for bringing his kingdom from the brink of oblivion to the heights of glory. His reign was characterized by widespread domestic reform, a massive expansion of the kingdom's borders, a religious/cultural renaissance, and the creation of a powerful central state. After his incompetent, dithering father was deposed, the young David inherited a realm on the verge of collapse. Georgia had become a tributary of the potent Seljuk Empire, who had occupied or devastated most of the kingdom. Many of Georgia's vassals were threatening to break away, with some already having done so. From the outset, David provided an able ruler. His first order of business was to rein in the Georgian nobility, most notably the powerful but disloyal Baghvash family. With newfound wealth coming from dispossessed rebels, David created a salaried, professional army, which he then used to drive Seljuk raiders from his land and restore economic productivity. In 1110, David renewed the war with the Seljuk Empire, winning victory after victory and recapturing all of Georgia's lost land (along with a few new additions). His campaign culminated in 1121 at the Battle of Didgori, where his 55,000 men delivered a crushing defeat to a much larger Seljuk army thanks to superior tactics and maneuvering. After his subsequent recapture of Tbilisi (which he made the new capital) and his conquest of Shirvan, Georgia's territory spanned from the Black Sea to the Caspian. David was not just a conqueror—he was also an energetic reformer. The new courts he established expanded royal justice to even the most marginalized of his subjects, and he practiced tolerance towards Kipchak immigrants and the Armenian Apostolic Christians recently added to his kingdom. Through new ecclesiastical reforms and restrictions, he purged the increasingly-wayward Georgian Orthodox Church of nepotism and corruption. Along with many castles and churches, he established the Gelati Monastery in Kutaisi, which became the kingdom's greatest center of art and culture. Later generations would refer to David IV as "the Builder" for his work rebuilding the war-ravaged Kingdom of Georgia. His reign marks the start of the Golden Age of Georgia, and the kingdom he left behind would dominate the Caucasus for over a century. | ||
| Gang Gamchan Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Gang Gamchan | Gang Gamchan (948-1031) was a renowned general and statesman of Korea's Goryeo dynasty, remembered for his mastery of both civil and martial affairs. As legend has it, on the day Gang Gamchan was born, a meteor shot through the sky towards his house. His birthplace would later be renamed to Nakseongdae ("where the star fell"). In 983, Gang Gamchan placed first in the civil service examination, officially entering government service. In 1009, responding to political instability in Goryeo, the Khitan Liao dynasty of Northern China invaded the kingdom, starting the second Khitan-Goryeo war. Though a relatively minor official at the time, Gang managed to convince King Hyeonjong of Goryeo to escape the palace at Gaeju and retreat south to Naju, where they would wait for a chance to strike. Due to overstretched supply lines and a zealous insurgency campaign from Goryeo's forces, the Liao army was forced to withdraw. As a result of his service during the war, Gang received several promotions and important posts. In 1018, the Liao returned with another invasion force, and Gang Gamchan became one of the few voices urging the king to resist the invaders. Gang was tapped to serve as supreme commander of the Goryeo forces for the duration of the war. Despite being over 70 years old by this point, he proved to be a clever and resourceful commander. At Heunghwajin, Gang opened up a dammed stream to flood the Liao army, then annihilated the survivors at the Battle of Gwiju. For his victory, Gang Gamchan became a national hero and was credited as the savior of the nation. In 1974, the Anguksa shrine was built at Nakseongdae, where every year a ceremony is held to honor the legendary general. | ||
| Prime Sun Tzu Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Sun Tzu | Sun Tzu, courtesy name Changqing, was born in the Kingdom of Qi during the late Spring and Autumn period. With Wu Zixu's recommendation, he later earned the favor of the Wu King Helu after presenting his writings in "The Art of War". Utilizing a variety of alternating strategies in the battle of Boju, he directed the Wu army to continuously defeat Chu forces, making their way into the Chu capital and forcing the king to flee. Through this battle, Sun Tzu became more than just a writer of military strategy, but a practitioner — renowned teachings were no longer mere words on a page, but entire methodologies of practical governance that allowed the Wu to survive against greater surrounding powers. While the Wu army later retreated due to interference from the Qin and Yue, Sun Tzu employed learnings from his victories to significantly improve his abilities. His writings became a timeless classic, and he himself is revered as a master of military strategy with long-lasting influence. | ||
| Ivar Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Ivar | Ivar the Boneless was a Viking commander active in the British Isles and Ireland in the ninth century, claimed by sagas to be the son of Ragnar Lodbrok. In 865 CE, he led a coalition of armies in an invasion of East Anglia, spending the winter there before moving on to raid York in 866. In 867, he inflicted a heavy defeat upon the King of Northumbria, setting up camp in Nottingham for the winter and intermittently waging war against Mercia and Wessex, exacting tribute and free passage through sieges and negotiation. In 869, he invaded East Anglia again, where he executed King Edmund. After the assault he took his forces across the Irish Sea, establishing a stronghold in between Britain and Ireland and making Dublin one of the centers of his power. In 870 he laid siege to Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock), returning to Dublin in 871 with plentiful captives and loot. He appears infrequently in subsequent English records, his figure and deeds scattered to the winds like the rubble of the cities he pillaged. | ||
| Alp Arslan Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Alp Arslan | Alp Arslan became sultan of the Seljuk empire in 1063 at the age of 33. Under his reign, the empire reached its peak in military and cultural fronts, marking the beginning of a new era in the middle east. Alp Arslan's name, which meant "heroic lion" in Turkic, was befitting of his stature as a great conqueror. During his 1071 campaign against the Byzantine Empire, Alp Arslan won the decisive Battle of Manzikert, where he used a crescent formation and lured the Byzantines into a punishing ambush. Even the emperor Romanos IV was captured, though he was later released in what has now become a highly popularized tale. Byzantine defense on the eastern front heavily suffered from this defeat, and the battle decidedly shifted the balance in Anatolia in favor of Seljuk ascendancy. Outside of military campaigns, Alp Arslan also pushed for administrative and academic advancements. He supported the construction of several higher institutions and was known as a patron of scholars and artists. For his many contributions, his reign is recognized as belonging to a period of the Islamic Golden Age. | ||
| Hayam Wuruk Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Hayam Wuruk | Hayam Wuruk was born into Majapahit royalty and inherited the throne in 1350 as a young 16-year old emperor. Together with prime minister Gajah Mada, they ruled the empire at the height of its power. Making massive strides in political and economic influence, Hayam Wuruk led Majapahit to become one of the greatest powers in Southeast Asia. During his reign, the Majapahit empire launched wars against Sumatra and Bali and, along with establishing tributaries and alliances, these campaigns effectively expanded Majapahit territory until the mighty thalassocracy dominated the entire Malacca Strait spice trade. Working closely with Gajah Mada, Hayam Wuruk also encouraged developments in commerce, culture, and religious exchange. In his personal life, Hayam Wuruk was known for his penchant for grandeur as a patron of the arts and devout practitioner of religion; much of the ceremonial rites and royal practices of his court are recorded in detail in the Nagarakretagama, the famed Old Javanese eulogy. After Hayam Wuruk's death in 1389, a civil war over the right to succession erupted and led to the gradual decline of the great Majapahit empire. | ||
| Vercingetorix Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Vercingetorix | Vercingetorix was a Gallic chieftain of the Arverni tribe as well as a prominent military leader in the history of Gaul. In the latter period of the Gallic Wars, he united several Gallic tribes in an armed coalition against Roman expansion. Vercingetorix (b. 82 BC) was elected as leader of the Gallic coalition in 52 BC and initiated a large-scale revolt against Julius Caesar. In the beginning of the battle, he heavily utilized barricade and resource depletion strategies to effectively cut off Roman supplies. In fall of the same year, the army was forced to retreat in the Battle of Alesia after being surrounded by Caesar's troops. Unable to make a breakthrough or call for successful aid, Vercingetorix eventually surrendered to the Romans and, after being taken prisoner to Rome, was executed after Caesar's triumph in 46 BC. Vercingetorix was the first political and military leader to have united major Gallic tribes in history. Since the 19th century, he is increasingly revered as a national hero of France — an important cultural symbol of French resistance against foreign aggression. | ||
| Elizabeth I Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Elizabeth I | Elizabeth I was the fifth and last monarch of the Tudors. Her reign as Queen of England and Ireland from 1558 to 1603 marked an important period of English social change and national growth, and is thus known as the Elizabethan era. Elizabeth I was born in 1533 as the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. During the rule of her half sister Mary I, Elizabeth was briefly imprisoned on suspicion of supporting Protestant rebels. After ascending to the throne in 1558 following the death of Mary, Elizabeth issued a series of arrangements — including the Act of Supremacy and the Act of Uniformity — referred to as the Elizabethan Religious Settlement. These acts helped establish an English church that relieved the religious division in England at the time. Never married, she frequently would use her hand in marriage as political bargain, maneuvering between the European powers of France and Spain in effort to maintain English sovereignty and security. After her death in 1603, Elizabeth was succeeded by her first cousin twice removed, James VI of Scotland, which effectively marked the end of the Tudor dynasty. The reign of Elizabeth I offered more than 40 years of relative stability for England. During this period, English literature and drama flourished alongside maritime exploration; lending full support to privateers and expeditioners such as Francis Drake, she laid the foundations for England's premodern naval operations and global commerce network. | ||
| Pelagius Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "Pelagius," and can be used to upgrade the skill level of this commander or star level of any commander. This item can only be used after advancing Pelagius to Legendary rarity with the Toledo Sapphire. | ||
| Toledo Sapphire | A relic saved from the ruins of a fallen homeland. Once obtained, can be used to advance Epic Pelagius to Legendary Pelagius. | ||
| Yahya ibn Khalid Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Yahya ibn Khalid | Yahya ibn Khalid (c. 740-805) was one of the most influential political figures during the height of the Abbasid Dynasty. A key member of the Barmakid family, who were originally Buddhist leaders from Balkh in modern day northern Afghanistan, he rose to great power under the Abbasids after Islamic conquest. Having entered the royal court at a young age, Yahya became tutor and advisor to prince Harun. After Harun claimed his title as Harun al-Rashid in 786, he named Yahya grand vizier with full authority over all branches of government. With immense powers vested in the vizierate, Yahya was even reportedly given the caliphal seal. Along with his sons al-Fadl and Ja'far, Yahya governed with diligence and was known for his patronage of scholars. Expending massive efforts to facilitate the translation of various Greek and Indian sources to Arabic, he was a major contributor to the centuries-long Translation Movement and considered a founding figure of the Islamic Golden Age. By 803, the Barmakids had lost the favor of Harun al-Rashid; the family fell into disgrace, Ja'far was executed, and Yahya was imprisoned along with al-Fadl. Following the death of Yahya ibn Khalid in prison in 805, the glorious reign of the Barmakids thus ended. | ||
| Ivan IV Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| Ivan IV | Ivan IV Vasilyevich was crowned Tsar of All Russia in 1547 and is now commonly known as "Ivan the Terrible" (meaning formidable or inspiring terror). During the early years of his reign, Ivan IV revised the Sudebnik legal code and established the Zemsky Sobor, a new convening assembly with the Tsar. He pushed for local and military reforms in efforts to consolidate centralized power, and eventually conquered the khanates of Kazan and Astrakhan so that Moscow had control over the entire length of the Volga River. After the death of Tsaritsa Anastasia, setbacks in the Livonian War, and increasing political distrust in the later years of his rule, Ivan IV grew to favor the oprichniki, a state police he developed known for mass repression, public execution, and property confiscation of political opposition, and who were responsible for the massacre of Novgorod. Ongoing war and heightened control exacerbated population decline and economic depression, ultimately undermining the legacy and stability of the tsardom. A Tsar of mixed reputation, Ivan IV's reign is marked by both reform and growth, as well as despotism and cruelty. | ||
| William Marshal Sculpture | A powerful sculpture that can be used to summon "". Can be used to upgrade the skill levels of this commander, or the star level of any commander with the same rarity level. | ||
| William Marshal | William Marshal was born into minor English nobility. As a younger son without inheritance, he entered knighthood early on in life and dominated military tournaments with exceptional martial prowess, eventually making a name for himself from a landless knight into the Earl of Pembroke. He served five English kings over his lifetime, and undertook a crusade to the Holy Land to fulfill a vow made to the Young King Henry before his death. After the death of King John in 1216, Marshal was appointed as protector and regent of the 9-year-old Henry III. The following year, he led the English to victory in the Battle of Lincoln despite being in his 70s, and facilitated negotiations to re-issue the Magna Carta that helped stabilize a kingdom in conflict. William Marshal is often hailed as the embodiment of medieval chivalry, who demonstrated throughout his life the principles of courage, honor, and noble service. | ||
| Sacred Dominion | A sword said to be blessed by the Divine, its blade shines with a holy light which pierces even the darkest night. | ||
| Hammer of the Sun and Moon | Legend has it that this hammer can move the earth itself. It strikes fear into the hearts of enemies, forcing them to flee, or freezing them in their tracks. | ||
| The Hydra's Blast | It is said this bow was made with the skin of the Hydra. Its arrows are lightning fast, and in the right hands, they can take the wings off a fly from 1,000 miles away. | ||
| Pride of the Khan | According to legend, Genghis Khan seemed invincible when he wore this helm into battle, defeating armies 100 times the size of his own. | ||
| Helm of the Conqueror | Only a true king can wear this helm. A symbol of glory, and an assurance of victory. | ||
| Ancestral Mask of Night | Legend has it that long ago, a powerful witch imbued this helmet with mysterious power. | ||
| Lance of the Hellish Wasteland | |||
| War Helm of the Hellish Wasteland | |||
| Heavy Armor of the Hellish Wasteland | |||
| Armband of the Hellish Wasteland | |||
| Tassets of the Hellish Wasteland | |||
| Boots of the Hellish Wasteland | |||
| Shield of the Eternal Empire | |||
| Gold Helm of the Eternal Empire | |||
| Plate of the Eternal Empire | |||
| Vambraces of the Eternal Empire | |||
| Greaves of the Eternal Empire | |||
| Sturdy Boots of the Eternal Empire | |||
| Dragon's Breath Bow | |||
| Dragon's Breath Helm | |||
| Dragon's Breath Plate | |||
| Dragon's Breath Vambraces | |||
| Dragon's Breath Tassets | |||
| Dragon's Breath Boots | |||
| Shadow Legion's Retribution | |||
| Hope Cloak | |||
| The Milky Way | |||
| Navar's Control | |||
| Sacred Grips | |||
| Ian's Choice | |||
| Tassets of the War God | |||
| Eternal Night | |||
| Ash of the Dawn | |||
| Shio's Return | |||
| Mountain Crushers | |||
| Commander's Boots | |||
| Ring of Doom | |||
| Greatest Glory | |||
| Pendant of Eternal Night | |||
| Horn of Fury | |||
| Concealed Dagger | |||
| Mora's Web | |||
| Scolas' Lucky Coin | |||
| Vengeance | |||
| Trial of the Lost Kingdom | Cannot be dismantled. | ||
| Dusk Visage | |||
| Shadow of the Sands | |||
| Yin and Yang | Cannot be dismantled. | ||
| Thoth's Sacrifice | |||
| Udor's Legs | |||
| Revival Helm | |||
| Revival Plate | |||
| Revival Gauntlets | |||
| Revival Greaves | |||
| Scepter of the Forest Guardian | A staff enchanted by a powerful forest guardian. It is said to contain unimaginable power. | ||
| Mask of the Forest Guardian | An ancient forest guardian mask passed down from generation to generation. It is said that wearing it enables communication with all manner of creatures. | ||
| Robe of the Forest Guardian | Thick robes which can allow the wearer to pass through the thickest of thorn bushes unscathed. | ||
| Claws of the Forest Guardian | These razor-sharp claws can tear through flesh like a knife through butter. | ||
| Sakura Fubuki | |||
| Golden Age | |||
| Heart of the Saint | |||
| Abyssal Visage | |||
| Witch's Lineage | |||
| Dark Lord's Blessing | |||
| Quinn's Soul | |||
| Iset's Sufferance | |||
| Seth's Brutality | |||
| Karuak's Humility | |||
| Fanatic's Tassets | |||
| Gladiator | |||
| Cloud Racers | |||
| Frost Treads | Boots that can protect your feet in the coldest winter. | ||
| Flame Treads | |||
| The Bard's Pendant | |||
| Silent Trial | |||
| Delane's Amulet | |||
| Peter's Sickle | |||
| Crimson Ring | |||
| Harvester's Headscarf | |||
| Harvester Robes | |||
| Harvester Breeches | |||
| Harvester Boots | |||
| Windswept War Helm | |||
| Windswept Breastplate | |||
| Windswept Bracers | |||
| Windswept Boots | |||
| Blazing Axe | |||
| Staff of the Lost | |||
| Gatekeeper's Shield | |||
| Expedition War Helm | |||
| Commander's Heavy Armor | |||
| Saint's Song | |||
| Calvin's Hand | |||
| Greaves of the Exile | |||
| Sentry Breeches | |||
| The Scarlet Hounds | |||
| Call of the Loyal | |||
| Lohar's Bone Necklace | |||
| Savage Totem | |||
| Vanguard Halberd | |||
| Vanguard Greaves | |||
| Blessed Blade | |||
| Helm of Fear | |||
| Helm of the Phoenix | |||
| Infantry Breastplate | |||
| Milanese Plate | |||
| Ranger Trousers | |||
| Leather Gloves | |||
| Bronze Bracers | |||
| Edged Boots | |||
| Boots of Reverence | |||
| Sharp Longsword | |||
| Iron Helm | |||
| Chain Mail | |||
| Coarse Breeches | |||
| Cloth Gloves | |||
| Sturdy Boots | |||
| Karuak's War Drums | |||
| Seth's Call | |||
| Wind Scars | |||
| Ancient Stratagems | |||
| Twilight Epiphany | |||
| Fierce Wolf's Helmet | |||
| Vigilant Wolf's Leather Armor | |||
| Wailing Wolf's Gauntlets | |||
| Lone Wolf's Leather Tassets | |||
| Roaring Wolf's Claws | |||
| Knight's Oathsworn Bow | |||
| Knight's Steel Diadem | |||
| Knight's Valorous Cloak | |||
| Knight's Battleworn Gauntlets | |||
| Knight's Triumphant Tassets | |||
| Knight's Winter Sabatons | |||
| Witch's Feathered Staff | |||
| Witch's Deadwood Crown | |||
| Witch's Hexed Cloak | |||
| Witch's Crimson Bracers | |||
| Witch's Ornamented Pants | |||
| Witch's Mire-Waders | |||
| Scepter of the Glorious Goddess | |||
| Diadem of the Glorious Goddess | |||
| Plate of the Glorious Goddess | |||
| Gauntlets of the Glorious Goddess | |||
| Chausses of the Glorious Goddess | |||
| Greaves of the Glorious Goddess | |||
| Immolating Plume | |||
| Hero's Hilt | The legacy of an ancient king, humming with mysterious energy. Legend has it that it can awaken the dormant power of a mighty sword. | ||
| Saddle of a Thousand Blessings | This golden saddle was a gift from a pious emperor. It's said to ensure a safe and smooth journey for its rider. | ||
| Timeless Amber | Tears shed upon the earth by a forgotten deity. Crystallized through time into a brilliant gem. | ||
| Artifact - Lancer's Banner | |||
| Artifact - Berserker's Brooch | |||
| Artifact - Sniper's Fletch | |||
| Curio - Riding Crop | |||
| Curio - Footman's Pledge | |||
| Curio - Bowman's Pin | |||
| Curio - Besieger's Brooch | |||
| Artifact - Megingjörð | |||
| Artifact - Emblem of Nike | When equipped by Achilles while he is a secondary commander, any unit-specific skill effects will affect all unit types and skill damage types will depend on the talents of the troop's primary commander (smite damage for Infantry, combo attack damage for Cavalry, and skill damage for other unit types). When equipped by Hector while he is a secondary commander, all units in his troop will be converted into a single type based on the talents of his troop's primary commander. (These effects only take effect in the Lost Kingdom, Sunset Canyon, and Lost Canyon) | ||
| "" Blueprint | Used to forge | ||
| "" Blueprint Fragment | Combine 30 fragments to get a blueprint. | ||
| City of Hope | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Living Legend | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| War Machine | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Resource Reserves | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Fountain of Wisdom | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Treasure of Courage | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Treasure of Wisdom | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Treasure of the King | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Fistful of Gems | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Pile of Gems | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Pouch of Gems | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Bucket of Gems | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Barrel of Gems | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Wagon of Gems | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 0 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 1 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 2 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 3 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 4 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 5 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 6 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 7 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 8 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 9 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 10 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 11 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 12 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 13 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 14 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 15 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 30-Day Gem Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Speedup Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Food Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Wood Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Stone Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Gold Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| ONE STEP AHEAD | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| WRITER OF HISTORY | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| BATTLEFIELD LEGEND | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| FIVE-STAR GENERAL | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| F A T E CHANGER | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| King's Coronation | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Call of the Ancients | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| New World | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| The King's Return | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| CIVILIZATION'S CHAMPION | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| ENTER THE NEW ERA | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| READY FOR BATTLE | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Dare to Be Different | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Growth Fund | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| The Hammer and Anvil | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Moon Festival Pack | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mid-Autumn Pack | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 16 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Celebration Surprise | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Bettors Bundle #1 | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Bettors Bundle #2 | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Bettors Bundle #3 | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Treasure Hunter | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| The Archaeologist | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Wintry Days | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Happy New Year | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Happy Holidays! | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 17 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Moonbreeze Romance | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mark of the Champion | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Spring in the Air | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Songkran Festival | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Southeast Asia Sale | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Monthly Limited | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Material Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VANQUISHER | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Geared Up | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Pioneer Of History | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| UNSHEATHED BLADE | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| INDOMITABLE CONTENDER | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| FATE'S PROTECTION | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| GEARED FOR ATTACK | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| ARMORED FOR THE FRONT | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| UNSTOPPABLE WARPATH | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Custom Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Scientific Pioneer | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| First Come First Served | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Conqueror's Will | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mountain Warfare | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Premium Season Crystal Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Battle of the Peaks | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Limited Food Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Limited Wood Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Limited Stone Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Limited Gold Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Bumper Harvest | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Recruit More For War! | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mountain Warfare (Season 1) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Battle of the Peaks(Season 1) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mountain Warfare (Season 2) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Battle of the Peaks(Season 2) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mountain Warfare II (Season 3) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Battle of the Peaks(Season 3) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mountain Warfare I (Season 3) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Limited Resource Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Elite Guard | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Council of Commanders | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Hero of the Age | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Eminent Expertise | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Glorious Leader | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Civilization Leader | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Ample Archaeology | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Whirlwind of Passion | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Legendary Warriors | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Ample Archaeology I | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Ample Archaeology II | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Ample Archaeology III | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Ample Archaeology IV | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Ample Archaeology V | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Dragon Ninja | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Shinobi of the Shadows | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mountain WarfareⅠ(Season 2) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mountain WarfareⅡ(Season 2) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mountain WarfareⅢ(Season 2) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mountain WarfareⅢ(Season 3) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Mountain WarfareⅣ(Season 3) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Spring Is Here | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Resource & Speedup Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Daily Special Offer Collection | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 18 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Souls Reborn | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Growth Booster | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Custom Resource Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Special Resource Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 30-Day Research Speedup Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Select Food Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Select Wood Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Select Stone Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Select Gold Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Premium Food Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Premium Wood Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Premium Stone Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Premium Gold Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Research Powerhouse | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Sanxingdui Treasure | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Osiris League Champions Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Starlight Wish | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Super-Value Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| EXPLORER'S TREASURE | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Jade Lotus | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| QUEST TREASURE | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| FLAMES OF WAR | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| PREMIUM SEASON CRYSTAL SUPPLY | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| FLAMES OF WAR (SEASON OF CONQUEST) | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| The Greatest Warriors | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| MASTERS OF WAR | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| ARMOR OF MIGHT | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| GATHERING OF HEROES | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Battlefield Healer | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Midsummer Fireworks | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| MASTER OF DUNES | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Moonlight Zephyrs | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Night of Magic | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Triumvirate Treasures | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Kingdom Weapons | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| TALISMAN OF SUPPORT | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| AMULET OF SUPPORT | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| AMULET OF PROTECTION | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| CULTIVATOR OF HISTORY | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Heaven's Blessings | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| HISTORY HUNTER | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| STARLIGHT WISH | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| CHEVALIER'S STRENGTH | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| A Master's Tools | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| SPRING BREEZE | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Tireless Forge | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Homecoming Gift | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Dragon Boat Race | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| FORGE FINERY | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Tempered Treasures | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| DEIFIC OFFERINGS | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Magpie Bridge Rendezvous | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Weapon Whiz | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Armamaniac | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| FRIGHT NIGHT | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| BLIZZARD'S BLESSINGS | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Little Brush | A magical brush that can be used to transmog city themes. | ||
| Ancient Memories | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| STARLIT DANCE | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| MOONLIT FLOWERS | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Royal Armaments | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Imperial Armaments | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| SHIMMERING SPRING | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| ARMAMENT ALTERER | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| WOODLAND WONDERS | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 7-Day Armament Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Bag of Flux Scrips | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Hoard of Flux Scrips | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Pile of Flux Scrips | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Flux Scrip III x10 | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Transmuting Treasures | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| WAY OF WORSHIP | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Flux Scrip Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| A CAPTAIN'S WISH | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| New Age | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Ancient Legacy | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| VIP 19 Special Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| SVIP Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| LEGEND OF THE NORTH SEA | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| BLACK FRIDAY BARGAINS | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Melon Mania | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| LANTERN LIGHT NIGHTS | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| LEGENDS REBORN | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Fresh Faces | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Destiny Reforged | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| LIGHT OF THE HILAL | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Joyous Iftar | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Spin to Win I | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Spin to Win II | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Spin to Win III | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Spin to Win IV | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Spin to Win V | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Handful of Clamyks | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Pile of Clamyks | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Basket of Clamyks | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Bucket of Clamyks | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Crate of Clamyks | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Boatload of Clamyks | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| THIRD BUILDING QUEUE | Breakneck Growth! | ||
| SECOND RESEARCH QUEUE | Build the city of tomorrow, today! | ||
| ADVANCED REWARDS | Full list of potential rewards: | ||
| KEYED UP | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| JOURNEY THROUGH TIME | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Strife Ticket | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Glorious Return | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Legends Never Die | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Circle of Life | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| EXTRA ALLIANCE CARAVAN | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| LEGACY OF GREAT QIN | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| BEYOND PASS AND RIVER | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Armory Alchemy | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| HONE THE BLADE | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| SHARPEN THE STEEL | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| SUMMER SEA | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Recast and Reforge | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Supreme Soldier | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Ready for Action | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| DIVINE AMBROSIA | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| ORACLE'S FLAME | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Crown Treasury | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Trojan Keys I | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Trojan Keys II | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Trojan Keys III | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Trojan Keys IV | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Trojan Keys V | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Construction Booster I | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Construction Booster II | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Construction Booster III | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Construction Booster IV | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Construction Booster V | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Research Booster I | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Research Booster II | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Research Booster III | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Research Booster IV | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Research Booster V | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Training Booster I | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Training Booster II | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Training Booster III | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Training Booster IV | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Training Booster V | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| HIDDEN JEWELS | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| GLEAMING ARSENAL | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| DREAM WEAVER | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| SON OF PELEUS | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Starlight Sword | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| QUEST WITH THE BEST | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Spirit Bow | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Hear Me Roar | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Heliamber Season Supply | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Limited-Time Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Research Powerhouse | Super-Value Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | |
| Advanced Architect | Super-Value Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | |
| Muster the Men | Super-Value Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | |
| Tech Tycoon | Super-Value Bundle | Open to obtain the items inside. | |
| Winter's Aura | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| NEW YEAR'S BOON | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Valentine's Special | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Premium Rewards | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Sage and Sagacity | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Leaping Dragons | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Flux Coin Bundle Ⅰ | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Flux Coin Bundle Ⅱ | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Flux Coin Bundle Ⅲ | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Flux Coin Bundle Ⅳ | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Flux Coin Bundle Ⅴ | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Starlit Dance | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Starlit Roar | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Blessed Delights | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Ballads of Spring | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Renewal Supplies | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Adventurer's Choice | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Labor Day Gift | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| SWEET SURPRISE | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Sugary Sweetness | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| FIREFLY NIGHT | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Builder | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Sword of the Falling Star | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Boneless | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Artist of War | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: The Thalassocrat | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Sultan of Seljuk | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: King of Gaul | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Queen Gloriana | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Treasures of the Scholar | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Special Treasure Offer: Unruly Revivalist | Special Treasure Offer: Queen Gloriana | Open to obtain the items inside. | |
| Gold Coin | Recycle legendary armaments to receive. May be exchanged for items at the Superior Supply Shop. | ||
| Silver Coin | Recycle Elite or Epic armaments to receive. May be exchanged for items at the Basic Supply Shop. | ||
| Inscription Shard | Available in Inscription Shard Chests. Redeem for Inscriptions. | ||
| Seasonal Strategy Reset | Resets all adopted Strategies and recovers all spent Strategy Points. This item will be recycled at the end of the Season. | ||
| Formation Choice Chest | Contains a random Legendary armament for a formation of your choice. | ||
| Formation Choice Chest | Contains a random Epic or Legendary armament for a formation of your choice. | ||
| Formation Choice Chest | Contains a random Elite, Epic, or Legendary armament for a formation of your choice. | ||
| Random Armament Chest | Contains a random Legendary armament. | ||
| Random Armament Chest | Contains a random Epic or Legendary armament. | ||
| Random Armament Chest | Contains a random Elite, Epic, or Legendary armament. | ||
| Inscription Shard Chest | Contains 1 random Inscription and 1 Inscription Shard. | ||
| Special Inscription Choice Chest | Contains a Special Inscription of your choice. | ||
| Sage's Testimony | Used to upgrade the State Forum. | ||
| Autarch Testimony | After the event, governors can buy Autarch-limited items from the Inscription Shop. | ||
| Transmutation Stone | Used to transmute inscribed legendary armaments, allowing you to reroll their attributes. | ||
| Transmutation Stone | Used to transmute epic armaments. | ||
| Transmutation Crystal | If you run out of transmutation chances for an armament, you can use this item to reset the armament's transmutation chances. | ||
| Autarch Testimony Fragment | You can combine 3 fragments into 1 Autarch Testimony. | ||
| Honing Stone | Used to hone armament attributes. | Used to hone armament attributes. Honing can increase the Attack, Defense, Health, and March Speed attributes of infantry, cavalry, archer, and siege units, as well as all damage. | |
| Rare Inscription Armament Chest (Arch) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a rare inscription. The armament will be for the Arch formation. This will not increase your armament wishlist progress. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (Arch) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a special inscription. The armament will be for the Arch formation. | ||
| Rare Inscription Armament Chest (Wedge) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a rare inscription. The armament will be for the Wedge formation. This will not increase your armament wishlist progress. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (Wedge) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a special inscription. The armament will be for the Wedge formation. | ||
| Rare Inscription Armament Chest (V) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a rare inscription. The armament will be for the V formation. This will not increase your armament wishlist progress. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (V) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a special inscription. The armament will be for the V formation. | ||
| Rare Inscription Armament Chest (Echelon) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a rare inscription. The armament will be for the Echelon formation. This will not increase your armament wishlist progress. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (Echelon) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a special inscription. The armament will be for the Echelon formation. | ||
| Rare Inscription Armament Chest (Hollow Square) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a rare inscription. The armament will be for the Hollow Square formation. This will not increase your armament wishlist progress. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (Hollow Square) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a special inscription. The armament will be for the Hollow Square formation. | ||
| Rare Inscription Armament Chest (Line) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a rare inscription. The armament will be for the Line formation. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (Line) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a special inscription. The armament will be for the Line formation. | ||
| Rare Inscription Armament Chest (Triple Line) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a rare inscription. The armament will be for the Triple Line formation. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Chest (Triple Line) | Open to receive a Legendary armament with a special inscription. The armament will be for the Triple Line formation. | ||
| Special Inscription Armament Converter | Use to convert armament types within the same formation (e.g. Scroll to Instrument). Upon conversion, the number and quality of inscriptions remain the same; attributes and common inscription effects will be generated randomly, and special/rare inscriptions will be switched to corresponding special/rare inscriptions of the new armament type. | ||
| Conversion Stone | Used to convert Legendary armaments into armaments of the same type for other formations. | ||
| Swapping Stone | Used to swap your Wishlist and rare inscription guarantee progress between 2 Legendary armaments. | ||
| Conversion Stone Fragment | Conversion Stone | 10 Conversion Stone Fragments can be merged into 1 Conversion Stone. When converting armaments, Conversion Stones will be used first. | |
| Floral Footfall | Grants your troops the Floral Footfall marching effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Floral Footfall | Grants your troops the Floral Footfall marching effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Floral Footfall | Grants your troops the Floral Footfall marching effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Ride the Lightning | Grants your troops the Ride the Lightning marching effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Ride the Lightning | Grants your troops the Ride the Lightning marching effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Ride the Lightning | Grants your troops the Ride the Lightning marching effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Supreme Diadem | We wear greatness as our crown. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_19 | |
| Path of Grace | Grants your troops the Path of Grace marching effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Trails of Triumph | Grants your troops the Trails of Triumph marching effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Aureate Ascension | Grants your troops the Aureate Ascension marching effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Inkflow Clouds | Grants your troops the Inkflow Clouds marching effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Rain of Fire | Grants your city the Rain of Fire teleport effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Rain of Fire | Grants your city the Rain of Fire teleport effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Rain of Fire | Grants your city the Rain of Fire teleport effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Supreme Sword | We are death from above, we are the fire in the sky. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_19 | |
| Star Wanderer | Grants your city the Star Wanderer teleport effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Star Wanderer | Grants your city the Star Wanderer teleport effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Star Wanderer | Grants your city the Star Wanderer teleport effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Calamitous Tempest | Grants your city the Calamitous Tempest teleport effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Cranes Taking Flight | Grants your city the Cranes Taking Flight city effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Cranes Taking Flight | Grants your city the Cranes Taking Flight city effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Cranes Taking Flight | Grants your city the Cranes Taking Flight city effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Neptune's Tapestry | Grants your city the Neptune's Tapestry city effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Star-Wrought Shadows | Grants your city the Star-Wrought Shadows city effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Star-Wrought Shadows | Grants your city the Star-Wrought Shadows city effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Star-Wrought Shadows | Grants your city the Star-Wrought Shadows city effect. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Ashen Clouds | Grants your city the Ashen Clouds city effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Clouds of War | Grants your alliance war interface the Clouds of War war theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Clouds of War | Grants your alliance war interface the Clouds of War war theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Clouds of War | Grants your alliance war interface the Clouds of War war theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Celestial Tempest | Grants your alliance war interface the Celestial Tempest theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Celestial Tempest | Grants your alliance war interface the Celestial Tempest theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Celestial Tempest | Grants your alliance war interface the Celestial Tempest theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Rising Tides | Grants your alliance war interface the Rising Tides theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Rising Tides (3d) | Grants your alliance war interface the Rising Tides theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Rising Tides (30d) | Grants your alliance war interface the Rising Tides theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Autumn Fires | Grants your alliance war interface the Autumn Fires theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Autumn Fires | Autumn Fires (3 Days) | Grants your alliance war interface the Autumn Fires theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 |
| Autumn Fires | Autumn Fires (30 Days) | Grants your alliance war interface the Autumn Fires theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 |
| Sundered Shadows | Grants your alliance war interface the Sundered Shadows theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Sundered Shadows | Grants your alliance war interface the Sundered Shadows theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Sundered Shadows | Grants your alliance war interface the Sundered Shadows theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Abyssal Wrath | Grants your alliance war interface the Abyssal Wrath theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Abyssal Wrath | Grants your alliance war interface the Abyssal Wrath theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Abyssal Wrath | Grants your alliance war interface the Abyssal Wrath theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Dawn on Marble | Grants your alliance war interface the Dawn on Marble theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Dawn on Marble (3 Days) | Grants your alliance war interface the Dawn on Marble theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Dawn on Marble (30 Days) | Grants your alliance war interface the Dawn on Marble theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Capital Gathering | Grants your alliance war interface the Capital Gathering theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Capital Gathering (3 Days) | Grants your alliance war interface the Capital Gathering theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Capital Gathering (30 Days) | Grants your alliance war interface the Capital Gathering theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Endless War | Grants your profile the Endless War profile theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Endless War | Grants your profile the Endless War profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Endless War | Grants your profile the Endless War profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Star and Storm | Grants your profile the Star and Storm profile theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Star and Storm | Grants your profile the Star and Storm profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Star and Storm | Grants your profile the Star and Storm profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Sea Labyrinth | Grants your profile the Sea Labyrinth profile theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Sea Labyrinth (3d) | Grants your profile the Sea Labyrinth profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Sea Labyrinth (30d) | Grants your profile the Sea Labyrinth profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Fall, Leaves, Fall | Grants your profile the Fall, Leaves, Fall profile theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Fall, Leaves, Fall | Fall, Leaves, Fall (3 Days) | Grants your profile the Fall, Leaves, Fall profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 |
| Fall, Leaves, Fall | Fall, Leaves, Fall (30 Days) | Grants your profile the Fall, Leaves, Fall profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 |
| Light Fantastic | Grants your profile the Light Fantastic profile theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Light Fantastic | Grants your profile the Light Fantastic profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Light Fantastic | Grants your profile the Light Fantastic profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Gladiator's Glory | Grants your profile the Gladiator's Glory profile theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Gladiator's Glory (3 Days) | Grants your profile the Gladiator's Glory profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Gladiator's Glory (30 Days) | Grants your profile the Gladiator's Glory profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Thunderous Birdsong | Grants your profile the Thunderous Birdsong profile theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Thunderous Birdsong | Grants your profile the Thunderous Birdsong profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Thunderous Birdsong | Grants your profile the Thunderous Birdsong profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Thassos Relief | Grants your profile the Thassos Relief profile theme. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Thassos Relief | Grants your profile the Thassos Relief profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Thassos Relief | Grants your profile the Thassos Relief profile theme. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Fluorescent Whispers | Grants your chat bubbles the Fluorescent Whispers skin. Can be obtained by participating in the 2025 Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Ode to the West Wind | Grants your chat bubbles the Ode to the West Wind skin. Can be obtained by participating in the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Floral Missive | Grants your chat bubbles the Floral Missive skin. Can be obtained by participating in the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Golden Laurel | Grants your chat bubbles the Golden Laurel skin. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Golden Laurel | Grants your chat bubbles the Golden Laurel skin. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Golden Laurel | Grants your chat bubbles the Golden Laurel skin. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Whalesong | Grants your UI the Whalesong theme. Can be obtained by participating in the 2025 Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Nothing Gold Can Stay | Grants your UI the Nothing Gold Can Stay theme. Can be obtained by participating in the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Volcanic Vein | Grants your UI the Volcanic Vein theme. Can be obtained by participating in the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Edge of Autumn | Adorns your multi-battle broadcasts with the Edge of Autumn effect. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Floral Tidings | Adorns your multi-battle broadcasts with the Floral Tidings effect. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Lupine Might | Adorns your multi-battle broadcasts with the Lupine Might effect. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Pride of the Polis | Adorns your multi-battle broadcasts with the Pride of the Polis effect. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Dawn Decree | Adorns your multi-battle broadcasts with the Dawn Decree effect. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Celestial Glory | Grants your Alliance Markers the Celestial Glory theme. | ||
| Trailblazer | Adorns you with the Trailblazer plaudit. | ||
| Stalwart | Adorns you with the Stalwart plaudit. | ||
| Prudent | Adorns you with the Prudent plaudit. | ||
| Visionary | Adorns you with the Visionary plaudit. | ||
| Virtuous | Adorns you with the Virtuous plaudit. | ||
| Evening Revelry | Used to activate the Evening Revelry chat theme. Can be obtained from the 2024 Anniversary Festival event series. | ||
| Deep Sea Memories | Used to activate the Deep Sea Memories chat theme. Can be obtained from the 2025 Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Autumnal Pentameter | Used to activate the Autumnal Pentameter chat theme. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Voltaic Strike | Used to activate the Voltaic Strike chat theme. Can be redeemed from the SVIP shop by SVIPs. | ||
| Molten Saga | Used to activate the Molten Saga chat theme. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Symposium | Used to activate the Symposium chat theme. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | ||
| Symposium | Used to activate the Symposium chat theme. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_8 | |
| Symposium | Used to activate the Symposium chat theme. Can be obtained from the Fountain of Dreams event. | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_10 | |
| Venison | Taste like nourishment, relief, and hope... and a little bit gamey. | ||
| Antlers | The antlers of a stag. Sharp as a spear and hard as stone, they can be made into a variety of tools. | ||
| Bearskin | Rough in its texture, tender in its warmth. | ||
| Spirit Bow | Bearskin | Deer-antler bow. | |
| Spirit Sling | Bearskin | Weapon Effect Charge and Aim: When aiming mode is activated, the Spirit Sling grows more powerful over time. The longer you aim, the larger your hit range becomes, with maximum range reached after aiming for 2 seconds. | |
| Spirit Lance | Bearskin | Weapon Effect Vital Hits: When landing a vital shot, the Spirit Lance shows its true strength and deals 300% damage. Severe Wounds: Prey hit by the Spirit Lance are drained of their strength and receive severe wounds, causing their move speed to be reduced by 60%. | |
| Default | Enhances the Shining Pavilion city theme with the special Snow Blossoms effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Snow Blossoms | Enhances the Shining Pavilion city theme with the special Snow Blossoms effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Celestial Warp | Enhances the Phoenix Perch city theme with the special Celestial Warp effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Auspicious Omen | Enhances the Hangu Pass city theme with the special Auspicious Omen effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Glimmering Waves | Enhances the Poseidon's Sanctuary city theme with the special Glimmering Waves effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Radiance of Pallas | Enhances the Patron's Flame city theme with the special Radiance of Pallas effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Echo of Eternity | Enhances the Sands of Time city theme with the special Echo of Eternity effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Winter Halo | Enhances the Frozen Frolics city theme with the special Winter Halo effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Astral Alignment | Enhances the Gilded Pavilion city theme with the special Astral Alignment effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Abundant Accumulation | Enhances the Wealth Beckoner city theme with the special Abundant Accumulation effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Warglow | Enhances the Warrior's Hymn city theme with the special Warglow effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Static Storm | Enhances the Steam Patrol city theme with the special Static Storm effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Eternal Vows | Let this bouquet of heartfelt flowers serve as a promise of eternal love. Beneath the dancing petals, this serene blue speaks to an enduring presence that never fades. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Flower-Crowned City | In the flower-crowned city, each fluttering petal is lovingly sent by one who is far away, their colors made ever more vibrant because of you. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Cinder Spirit | Enhances the Bloodblaze Crown city theme with the special Cinder Spirit effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Solar Hymn | Enhances the Coronal Court city theme with the special Solar Hymn effect. | LC_COMMON_SKIN_PERMANENTE | |
| Vow of Virtue | The maiden's faith-forged armor gleams with the light of immaculate virtue. | ||
| Reigning Champion | On blood-soaked sands, Rome's greatest warrior is born to manifest her glory. | ||
| Lyric Reprieve | Sing, O muse, of the favored prince who plucks the golden lyre, veiled in radiant light. | ||
| A Dynasty Drawn | The bow is a crescent moon drawn taut, its strings reverberating across the kingdom; the arrow is a shooting star let loose, its path piercing eight directions. | ||
| Easter Party (7 Days) | Adorns your city with special Easter event decorations. (Duration: 7 days) | LC_STORE_ITM_TIME_9 | |
| Osiris Coin (Season 6) | While the Osiris League competition is underway, you will be able to earn Osiris Coins by participating in League battles or regular Ark of Osiris battles. Osiris Coins can be exchanged for rewards in the Osiris League Season 6 Shop. | ||
| Auric (Season 6) | Can be wagered in League Bets or exchanged for items during Osiris League Season 6. | ||
| Mark of the Champion (Season 6) | Can be used to participate in season 6 of the "Eye for Talent" event. | ||
| Osiris Coin (Season 9) | While the Osiris League competition is underway, you will be able to earn Osiris Coins by participating in League battles or regular Ark of Osiris battles. Osiris Coins can be exchanged for rewards in the Osiris League Season 9 Shop. | ||
| Auric (Season 9) | Can be wagered in League Bets or exchanged for items during Osiris League Season 9. | ||
| Mark of the Champion (Season 9) | Can be used to participate in season 9 of the "Eye for Talent" event. | ||
| Osiris Coin (Season 7) | While the Osiris League competition is underway, you will be able to earn Osiris Coins by participating in League battles or regular Ark of Osiris battles. Osiris Coins can be exchanged for rewards in the Osiris League Season 7 Shop. | ||
| Auric (Season 7) | Can be wagered in League Bets or exchanged for items during Osiris League Season 7. | ||
| Mark of the Champion (Season 7) | Can be used to participate in season 7 of the "Eye for Talent" event. | ||
| Osiris Coin (Season 10) | While the Osiris League competition is underway, you will be able to earn Osiris Coins by participating in League battles or regular Ark of Osiris battles. Osiris Coins can be exchanged for rewards in the Osiris League Season 10 Shop. | ||
| Auric (Season 10) | Can be wagered in League Bets or exchanged for items during Osiris League Season 10. | ||
| Mark of the Champion (Season 10) | Can be used to participate in season 10 of the "Eye for Talent" event. | ||
| Northern Parchment | Arch Formation Scroll: Northern Parchment. The faded yellow scroll tells a fantastical story of the Arctic Expanse. | ||
| Epics of Olympia | Wedge Formation Scroll: Epics of Olympia. The ancient parchment gives off a faint glow as inexplicable as the story it contains. | ||
| Chronicles of the Dragon | V Formation Scroll: Chronicles of the Dragon. An exhaustive dissertation fills the long parchment concerning the majesty of nature and stratagems of the technician in equal measure. | ||
| A Record of Vengeance | Echelon Formation Scroll: A Record of Vengeance. These battle-hardened stories are only matched by the stone-like strength of the pages within. | ||
| Fleur de Lys Tome | Hollow Square Formation Scroll: Fleur de Lys Tome. You observe a note in the margins: "Though war may always be with us, our ability to transcribe deeds into song can be redemptive." | ||
| Book of Horus | Line Formation Scroll: Book of Horus. The lengthy papyrus records a legendary conversation between a pharaoh and the mythical deity. | ||
| Volumes of Constantine | Triple Line Formation Scroll: Volumes of Constantine. You note a hastily scrolled signature in the margins. Signed by the author? | ||
| Decree of Jupiter | Testudo Formation Scroll: Decree of Jupiter. This ancient scroll contains a formal declaration of war. Its words are as powerful and reverberating as Jove's own thunderbolts. | ||
| Verses of Juno | Circle Formation Scroll: Verses of Juno. The poem on this scroll begins, "To my bride of June..." The rest has unfortunately faded with time. | ||
| Tulip Kaside | Staggered Formation Scroll: Tulip Kaside. This elaborate poem is an ode to a time of peace and prosperity. | ||
| Leonine Chronicle | Delta Formation Scroll: Leonine Chronicle. The pages of this tome read like the ollamh's odes, a tale of a lion once feared across these isles. | ||
| Matador Honor Code | Tercio Formation Scroll: Matador Honor Code. Rule 1 of the matador: Show courage in all matters. | ||
| Falcon's Wisdom | Double Line Formation Scroll: Falcon's Wisdom. Lock onto your prey, take a deep breath, prepare to strike! | ||
| Annals of the Nine Cauldrons | Pincer Formation Scroll: Annals of the Nine Cauldrons. Ink flows over bamboo slips like blood, inscribing the precepts of great kings as eternal laws. | ||
| Herald's Message | Wedge Formation Scroll: Herald's Message. These faded pages weathered by sandy winds hold winding secrets unbeknownst even to the gods. | ||
| Horn of the North | Arch Formation Instrument: Horn of the North. Legend tells the golden bullhorn was meant to awaken a God of War from beneath the waves. | ||
| Olympia's Chorusmaster | Wedge Formation Instrument: Olympia's Chorusmaster. It is difficult to identify the forging material, only its unique olive leaf complexion seems to greatly complement its melodious rhythm. | ||
| Imperial War Drum | V Formation Instrument: Imperial War Drum. Only a true musician can make this drum sing with the terror owed to the Dragon Emperor. | ||
| Ode to the Warrior | Echelon Formation Instrument: Ode to the Warrior. Tracing one's fingers along the flute conveys an oppressive sense of history's inevitable passage. | ||
| Fleur de Lys Lute | Hollow Square Formation Instrument: Fleur de Lys Lute. The strings have been replaced more than once, but its previous owner clearly took great care to maintain the instrument in excellent condition. | ||
| Harp of Horus | Line Formation Instrument: Harp of Horus. The adult-sized harp is emblazoned with an exquisite pictogram. | ||
| Strings of Constantine | Triple Line Formation Instrument: Strings of Constantine. The delicate composition exquisitely reflects its royal authority. | ||
| Canticum of Jupiter | Testudo Formation Instrument: Canticum of Jupiter. This horn has accompanied countless armies marching into battle. Its sharp, bold notes are said to grant the protection of Jupiter Invictus. | ||
| Paean of Juno | Circle Formation Instrument: Paean of Juno. Though cracks have begun to appear in the wood grain, the melodies of this ancient keyboard ring as sweet and clear as ever. | ||
| Tulip Tambur | Staggered Formation Instrument: Tulip Tambur. The beautiful and harmonic notes of this tambur sing of an empire's revival. | ||
| Leonine Pibroch | Delta Formation Instrument: Leonine Pibroch. The melody of the ceòl mòr inspires great warriors to great deeds, like the lion rousing to defend his pride. | ||
| Matador Pasodoble | Tercio Formation Instrument: Matador Pasodoble. "March, caballeros! March bravely into your dying day!" | ||
| Falcon's Cry | Double Line Formation Instrument: Falcon's Cry. Each beat resounds like the falcon's wings, ripping through the air with effortless grace. | ||
| Rite of the Nine Cauldrons | Pincer Formation Instrument: Rite of the Nine Cauldrons. These heavy bronze bells run the gamut between the low rumble of earth and the ringing cry of heaven. | ||
| Herald's Instrument | Wedge Formation Instrument: Herald's Instrument. A seemingly unassuming device found in weary plains, yet whispers enchanting melodies that draw the gods into slumber. | ||
| Battle Standard of the North | Arch Formation Flag: Battle Standard of the North. The salty, fleshy aroma gives some hint of where it has been. | ||
| Banner of the Pantheon | Wedge Formation Flag: Banner of the Pantheon. A marvelous olive-colored banner and, more importantly, heirloom of victorious will. | ||
| Dragon's Standard | V Formation Flag: Dragon's Standard. The dragon twists in the wind just as victory in battle hangs ever in the balance. | ||
| Glory of Battle | Echelon Formation Flag: Glory of Battle. Features a heavy adornment of complex satin interwoven with gold. | ||
| Fleur de Lys Banner | Hollow Square Formation Flag: Fleur de Lys Banner. A weave of exquisite blue somewhere between open sky and emerald waters. | ||
| Bounty of Horus | Line Formation Flag: Bounty of Horus. Horus' eye symbolizes the watchful protection of the deity over his loyal people. | ||
| Testimony of Constantine | Triple Line Formation Flag: Testimony of Constantine. The ornate red flag with golden filigree is itself mounted upon a standard of gold to symbolize the divine favor enjoyed by the bearer. | ||
| Vexillum of Jupiter | Testudo Formation Flag: Vexillum of Jupiter. Despite how many battles this banner has witnessed, it remains pristine. The bearers of this standard would die to the last man before allowing it to come to harm. | ||
| Ensign of Juno | Circle Formation Flag: Ensign of Juno. The ruby atop this banner is blessed by the queen of the gods herself. It must be kept clean and polished at all times. | ||
| Tulip Banner | Staggered Formation Flag: Tulip Banner. The sight of this magnificent banner flying in the wind inspires hope in the hearts of the imperial army. | ||
| Leonine Rampant | Delta Formation Flag: Leonine Rampant. If the lion be the king of beasts, this flag marks this land as his kingdom. | ||
| Matador Bandera | Tercio Formation Flag: Matador Bandera. This waving banner marks today as a day of revelry, a day for the brave. | ||
| Falcon's Pride | Double Line Formation Flag: Falcon's Pride. These feathers have weathered countless storms. | ||
| Banner of the Nine Cauldrons | Pincer Formation Flag: Banner of the Nine Cauldrons. Stained with the blood of battle, this banner is woven with threads of both glory and cruelty. | ||
| Herald's Ensign | Wedge Formation Flag: Herald's Ensign. These blazing flames are without roots, as they seep across borders in howling winds. | ||
| Emblem of the North | Arch Formation Emblem: Emblem of the North. The rough wood finish feels extremely cold to the touch. | ||
| Honors of the Pantheon | Wedge Formation Emblem: Honors of the Pantheon. The precious material conveys a promise of permanency through time. | ||
| Imperial Decree | V Formation Emblem: Imperial Decree. The dragon of royal authority in sacred gold and emerald conveys its utter absoluteness. | ||
| Seal of War | Echelon Formation Emblem: Seal of War. Time has scarred even this hard material. | ||
| Fleur de Lys Shield | Hollow Square Formation Emblem:Fleur de Lys Shield. Its adornment seems to glow faintly in the darkening light. | ||
| Eye of Horus | Line Formation Emblem: Eye of Horus. The divine vision glitters with mysteries unknown. | ||
| Blessing of Constantine | Triple Line Formation Emblem: Blessing of Constantine. May the bearer of this emblem be granted the full and everlasting protection of Constantine. | ||
| Dictum of Jupiter | Testudo Formation Emblem: Dictum of Jupiter. This weighty token carries with it an air of unquestionable authority. | ||
| Vow of Juno | Circle Formation Emblem: Vow of Juno. Soldiers often sew these crests into their uniforms, symbolizing a solemn vow to their loved ones that they will come home alive. | ||
| Tulip Muska | Staggered Formation Emblem: Tulip Muska. This amulet carries countless blessings and charms to ensure the wearer's safe return. | ||
| Leonine Crest | Delta Formation Emblem: Leonine Crest. The noble lion; king of the animals, symbol of kings. No beast braver, no creature mightier, no symbol more glorious. | ||
| Matador Medalla | Tercio Formation Emblem: Matador Medalla. Marks the achievements of warriors old, and a path to glory for warriors new. | ||
| Falcon's Light | Double Line Formation Emblem: Falcon's Light. Despite its age, the relief on this insignia remains as sharp as a falcon's talons. Burnished to a mirror sheen, it glows with an incredible intensity. | ||
| Seal of the Nine Cauldrons | Pincer Formation Emblem: Seal of the Nine Cauldrons. The cast marks of a thousand years afore will still hold absolute authority a thousand years hence. | ||
| Herald's Mark | Wedge Formation Emblem: Herald's Mark. Twin snakes entwined, watchers of the beginning of the end; the winged herald soars, dawn's visitor of the gods' abode. | ||
| Tiger Tally Edict | Pincer Formation Scroll: Tiger Tally Edict. Tiger motifs crouch hidden between the pages, lying in wait for boundless opportunities of battle. | ||
| Tiger Tally Horn | Pincer Formation Instrument: Tiger Tally Horn. The sound of the horn is as fierce as a sleeping tiger awakened, ready to pounce at the next moment. | ||
| Tiger Tally Banner | Pincer Formation Flag: Tiger Tally Banner. Wherever the golden tiger leaps, the path of conquest follows. | ||
| Tiger Tally Seal | Pincer Formation Emblem: Tiger Tally Seal. Those who hold the seal possess immovable authority, as entire legions await their command. | ||
| LEGENDARY PELAGIUS | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Festive Provisions | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| GENTLE JOYS | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| WEAVER'S GIFT | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Wooden Shield | Mark of the Champion (Season 10) | A sturdy shield that accompanies Æthelflæd in safely maneuvering the frontlines. | |
| Mercian Longsword | Mark of the Champion (Season 10) | The blade's cold glint is witness to Æthelflæd's relentness charge, and summons brave warriors forth to fight and protect Mercia until their last breath. | |
| English Longbow | Mark of the Champion (Season 10) | A longbow capable of raining down a torrent of arrows from far away. A powerful weapon that can turn the tides of battle. | |
| Æthelflæd's Crown | Mark of the Champion (Season 10) | Symbol of the faith of the Mercian people. Where it goes, victory follows. | |
| Paintbrush | Paintbrushes | Obtained during the 2026 Anniversary Festival and used to upgrade your event level in Art Carnival. | |
| Unlock the 3rd Rewards Column | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| COLLECTOR'S SELECTION | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| 2026 Circus of Wonders Ticket | Admission to the 2026 Circus of Wonders, limit one per person! | ||
| Solar Hymn | Open to obtain the items inside. | ||
| Artist Token | Obtained from the Anniversary Festival event series. Can be used to redeem rewards in the Anniversary Shop. | ||
| Collector Token | Obtained from the Anniversary Festival event series. Can be used to redeem rewards in the Anniversary Shop. | ||
| 2026 RoK Yearbook | A record of your journey with us from 2025 to 2026. Look inside for more. |