In the Goddess of Destruction - Glory Days update the system of clan wars was changed. The conditions of declaring or ending a war were changed as well. All the current clan wars in any status were ended.
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Declaring a war
- A clan level 5 or above consisting of at least15 characters can declare a war to another clan. To accept that war, the second clan should also meet the same requirements.
- At the same time a clan can challenge up to 30 clans, but it can accept any amount of challenges.
- You can declare a war using a chat command or clan management interface.
- The clan someone declared war against can use their clan information window to see the info about clan wars, like how many times their clan members were killed and the time before declining the challenge before the war has begun.
- War begins when the clan someone declared war against:
- accepted it by pressing a special button in their clan management menu;
- killed in PvP/PK 5 or more characters from the clan who's declared war (the opponents should not be in a chaotic state);
- if a character dies from reflected damage, such death is not eligible for death counter to start a clan war;
- death is eligible for such counter if the clan someone declared war against has delivered the lethal blow on that character; or it has don 90% of the damage. However, if someone unrelated to the war has delivered the final blow, such death doesn't count.
War process
- If the character who's declared war dies from the opposing clan, it loses 100% of XP (like death from a mob). If the war is two-sided, 25% is lost.
- In two-sided war the killer of a "white" character doesn't become chaotic; but the PvP counter increases.
- Even during a clan war the opponents should use a forceful attack to attack their opponents, and the colour of the character's name will change to purple.
- You can learn about the state of war in your clan interface. The state can be dominating/winning/ equal/losing/totally losing.
- During sieges, the siege rules dominate over the rules of clan wars.
How opponents are displayed
- For two-sided war - the icon of crossed swords above characters' heads.
- For cease-fire the clan who declared the war won't see the icon above the heads of the members of the opposing clan. The opposing clan, however, will see the icon of one sword about their opponents' heads.
- If the opposing clan member is killed, there's a corresponding blue message on the screen and in the system chat.
- If the opposing clan killed your clan member, there's a corresponding red message on the screen and in the system chat.
Ending the war and its results
- If during 7 days the clan someone declared war against hasn't killed 5 or more characters from the clan which started the war, the period of cease-fire is over automatically. The clan can start the war again.
- If the clan pays the penalty of 5000 CRP, the cease-fire period begins. During that period, to start a war, you need to kill again in PvP/PK 5 or more members of the clan which declared war.
- If during 7 days the clan someone declared war against hasn't killed 5 or more characters from the clan which started the war, the period of cease-fire is over automatically. The clan can start the war again.
Chat commands
- /clanwarstart -
- /enemylist - shows the list of clans someone declared war against which has not yet accepted it;
- /attackerlist - shows the list of clans which have declared war against someone but still haven't received confirmation;
- /clanwarlist - shows the list of the clans which are in war with you, and the list of your allies.
- /clanwarstop -
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