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Alliance border example

An example of what the border looks like

The Kurzick-Luxon border is a blue and red line shown on the Canthan World Map. This line separates Kurzick and Luxon territories. Depending on how either side is performing in Alliance Battles the line will move from one Faction's territory to the other. All land on the red side of the border is controlled by the Luxons and all lands on the blue side are controlled by Kurzicks. The border position is shared by all territories, and is updated every 3 hours. When the border is updated 5 Luxon Guards will charge into every outpost that was held by the Kurzicks before the border moved and 5 Kurzick Guards will charge into every outpost that was held by the Luxons before the border moved. These guards will then fight with the 5 guards defending the outpost. If the outpost has changed allegiance then the attacking guards will win, if the outpost is still owned by the same faction as it was before the border moved then the 5 guards defending the outpost will win.

Border update times (AM and PM)
Western European Time (GMT)
Central Standard Time
Mountain Daylight Time
Atlantic Daylight Time
Western European Summer Time
Pacific Standard Time
Eastern Standard Time
Central Daylight Time
Pacific Daylight Time
Eastern Daylight Time
Mountain Standard Time
01:00 2:00 03:00
04:00 5:00 06:00
07:00 8:00 09:00
10:00 11:00 12:00

When either side controls a town, this will affect players allied with the opposite side as follows:

  • All merchants and skill trainers in the town/outpost will not trade with them. Regardless of which faction controls an outpost, crafters and traders in the Echovald Forest will always do business exclusively with Kurzick-aligned players, while crafters and traders in the Jade Sea will always do business exclusively with Luxon-aligned players. Xunlai Agents will always deal with characters regardless of faction, as will merchants in Elite Mission staging areas.
  • All resurrection shrines outside the town will not offer their services to the enemy players. This means the merchants will not trade with them and the priests will not offer blessings. If there are no friendly players in the party, then the shrine will not even resurrect the party. If the party is wiped out they get to a neutral shrine which is usually placed in the middle of the map. If a party is wiped out in Unwaking Waters and no party member is allied to the faction holding the Harvest Temple, the party will NOT be resurrected. Players can choose to fight the sentry at the resurrection shrine and kill them to activate it, or they can also bribe the sentry. Both options can be activated by talking to the priest at the shrine.

As the line moves, it affects Alliance Battle maps. The deeper it is into a given factions side the more of an advantage they have. For example, If the line was progressing very close to House zu Heltzer the Kurzicks would have a major advantage, as would the Luxons if the line was nearing Cavalon.

Capturable locations[ | ]

Note that only normal outposts that are not adjacent to a competitive mission location (Jade Flats or Aspenwood Gate) can be taken over by opposing factions. Towns and Missions of any kind do not ever switch control to the opposing factions. For example, if the Kurzicks take over Leviathan Pits, Unwaking Waters (Luxon) will still be a Luxon outpost, completely encircled deep inside Kurzick territory.

The maximum number of outposts on each side that can be taken over is six, with the deepest capturable towns being Tanglewood Copse for Echovald Forest and Breaker Hollow for Jade Sea.

Kurzick6towns

Deepest possible position of the border on the Kurzick side

Luxon6towns

Deepest possible position of the border on the Luxon side

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