Stick em with the pointy end.

I'll take all you got.

But if we had to start somewhere, siege defense and offense and general strategies.

I would also like a quick reference for things like, where to acquire siege and repair hammers ... I vaguely remember going through an in game tutorial. But I forgot to take notes.

Information on the general mechanics of the game mode would also help, like what impact do the resource nodes have on the structures. I pick up somethings from play like its involvement in transit, but I don't know if it does more than that.

Assume I'm starting from zero. I have a few hours in game but not enough to sort it out.

I keep telling myself to write one, but I'm super busy with work.

I remember @Crown has something up somewhere. I think @DeanTheCat too.

@TorquedSoul Check the links in my signature. Web site and Discord.

As others said @Crown has an epic guide, unsure if I have the link to hand!

For map objectives, it's very important to pay attention to the campaign scoreboard. While many players just want to get kills, there are plenty that will look at this time limit to decide their advancement on the map.

For example, typically some players will ride to the enemy resources to flip them to gain extra points. Some will try to take a keep before the time limit resets.

Each campaign is different though. For TF+AZ (short hand for trueflame and Azura), the score will be added roughly every hour or 60 minutes. For Haderus I believe the score timer is 30 minutes. Here is what the scoreboard looks like:


Campaign Duration = the length of the campaign left before a winner is declared.

Next Score Evaluation = the store "tick". This number is the time left for when the server will add up the current objectives owned for each faction. You must have each objective fully under your control in order for it to be counted. It must show as your factions color on the map for it to count.

Campaign Tier Reward: 3 total tiers. Just tells the game how much money to get at the end or yellow gear if you are in a certain top %.You'll also see the the factions and their total score. You'll also see how many objectives they own. This score is tallied based on the following:
Home objectives = 2 points. Keeps, outpists, each scroll, and resources are all 2 points for your "home keeps". Best way I can explain this is by using Daggerfall as an example. Home keeps/outposts are Daggerfall are Rayles, Warden, Glademist, Aleswell, Ash, Dragonclaw, and Bleakers. All resources attached to those listed keeps are also with 2 points since they are "home" objectives. Every faction gets one outpost to call "home".

Edit:
Forgot to mention all enemy home objectives you take are worth only 1 point. But you'll deny the enemy 2 points so many people like to say you are actually taking an objective worth "3" points. But only 1 points is tallied to your factionscore score. This means resources > any objective on the map due to how easy they are to flip. On paper, taking resources is how you combat a turtle faction and force them to spread out.

Hope this helps!

TorquedSoul wrote: »

Thanks @Minno.

Is there a complete list of campaign names and the associated campaign modes so I know what people are referencing?

I've seen the name of my active campaign for under 50 level, but I don't know what campaign modes these other campaign names are associated with.

In the same window I showed you there should be an icon that shows the full server list. From there you can select your home/quest campaign as well as see the rule set and population bars for each faction. The icon I refer to is next to where it says "Overview" at the top right of the photo I posted.