Season 2 – Polar Storm

You’ll be notified at least 7 days before 🧊 Season 2 – Polar Storm begins on your server, as a countdown icon will appear beneath the Duel VS icon, just like it did for Season 1.

🧊 Season 2 – Polar Storm guides are divided into more articles to keep these guides mobile friendly:

• Season 2 – Main Overview
• Season 2 – The Ultimate Strategy Guide
• Season 2 – Week 1
• Season 2 – Week 2
• Season 2 – Week 3
• Season 2 – Week 4
• Season 2 – Week 5
• Season 2 – Week 6
• Season 2 – Week 7
• Season 2 – Week 8
• Season 2 – Celebration
• Season 2 – Tricks/Cheats

Contents

The Story

Teaser

The mission

With this power, he destroyed all who opposed him and shut down all furnaces, turning the nation into a dead city. To restore life to the polar region, our army will march north, vowing to defeat the mad Emperor Boreas, liberate the cities from his control, open the furnaces, and bring warmth back to this land!

Official Season 2 Event Calendar

Devs released the 22nd of August the following Event Calendar

Click here to download : High Quality event calendar image

Season 2: Polar Storm timeline

Season 2 is accessible clicking on the Season 2 Event icon right above the duel VS icon.

It is composed by the following elements, some of them will appear later on:

• Main Timeline
  • Week 1 to Week 8
• Season Events (a short list of them available in week 1, each week more will appear)
  • Purge Action
  • Cold wave incoming
  • Frost Boost
• Passes (they change during the 8 weeks)
  • Weekly Pass
  • Season Battle Pass

Clicking on the main Season: 2 banner allows you to access the structure of this season.
Specifically you will see the season be divided in 8 weeks. Clicking on the corresponding Week button, you will be able to see each week’s missions. There are separate guides available for each week, go to the top of this article to find all links.

Additionally, season events are visible in this section, some of them will become active when the corresponding mission in the corresponding week is unlocked. Other have their own activation timer.

Goals

Clicking on Goals you will find both individual and alliance missions to respectively earn rewards for:

• Increasing your High-heat Furnnace’s Level
• Alliance Furnace Operating Time

Individual

Individual goals rewards are great, of which the best ones are:

• a lot of coal and titanium alloy
• violet shards to facilitate her upgrade to UR
• the Legendary Hero Badge item
• 10 new era recruitment ticket

Alliance

Season Contributions

There are some metrics to rank who did the most contributions during the season. You can access it from Season 2 menu -> Season Contributions.

These ranks don’t give you rewards, but your R4/5 could decided based on these metrics to reward you with loot rewards. Loot rewards are earned by the alliance capturing territories and can be distributed by R4/5 as they want.

Mutual Assistance

Siege

Rare Soil War

Defeat

Season 2 Goals

In this season in the freezing world of the Polar Region the major challenge is the temperature.
You need to make sure that your base stays warm using your Furnaces (your own and the Alliance one). The more you move to the center of the map the more the temperature drops.

This Season features temperature and virus resistance, both can be increased using your Furnace, so that’s your main goal since the beginning.

Rare Soil is also crucial in this Season 2, once cities and dig sites in the Polar Region are captured, they will start producing Rare Soil over time.
At the end of the Season alliances will be ranked by how much they have, the higher the rank, the better the Season 2 Rewards. So it is different from Season 1 where the final ownership of cities determined the ranking as now all the activities of capture of an alliance over the Season 2 influence the outcome, because Rare Soil accumulates over time.

In game manuals – Rules

For those who want to see the in game manual here we go, you will find such rules explained in the various section of this guide anyway.

Week 1 Manual

Week 2 Manual

Week 3 Manual

Week 4 Manual

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

New basic resources – Coal and Titanium Alloy

Additional resources are available now in the game: titanium alloy and coal.

The World and the map

The world changed again, the map is composed by alternating cities and dig sites.

To crush Emperor Boreas’s ambitions, you and your allies are gathering on the outskirts of the polar region. It’s very cold and the temperature drops further as you approach the center.

At the beginning of the season you and your allies will find yourselves stranded at the edge of the server (but still all together as alliance hive), with no owned city. Cities must be re-conquered, but new rules apply…

Doom elite monsters are transformed into aggressive polar monsters, and most of the zombies need a high virus resistance to be killed.

This is how the map looks like. The buildings you see are the cities, the other tiles in between are the dig sites. Tiles are considered to be connected on the corner, so for example each city tile is connected to the other cities tiles on their corners, same applies for dig sites.

Click the following link if you want the high quality version to download: High Quality Map

Thermal map view

As you can see on the map view there is a toggle to enable the Thermal Map, that will show you the temperature. And clicking on each point of the map will give you the temperature in that location.

The further you move to the center of the map the lower the temperature.

This is the complete thermal map overlay, that does not take into consideration city furnaces, nuclear furnace, blizzard or any other heat altering effect, this is the warzone base land temperature.

A quick video overview

To have a grasp on how this new season presents itself please watch the video below recorded the very first day the season 2 started on server 22.

New Buildings

New types of buildings are available during season 2.
The ones pertaining to your base can be built only on the outside of your base’s perimeter (same area used in Season 1). Some appear right at the beginning of the season, others will follow.
There are also new alliance buildings available in Season 2.

Titanium Alloy Factory

Level up Titanium Alloy Factory

Titanium Alloy factory coal requirements

These attributes refer to free to play titanium alloy factories, the additional one that can be obtained with the weekly pass might have lower costs (I will add info about that in the future).

Level	Coal Cost	Alloy Output/h	Power
1		720	100
2	1.4 k	1440	200
3	2.8 k	2160	400
4	5.6 k	2880	600
5	11.2 k	3600	900
6	16.8 k	4320	1300
7	25.2 k	5040	1800
8	37.8 k	5760	2400
9	56.7 k	6480	3200
10	85.1 k	7200	4200
11	93.6 k	7920	5200
12	102.9 k	8640	6300
13	113.2 k	9360	7400
14	124.5 k	10080	8600
15	137.0 k	10800	9900
16	150.7k	11520	11200
17	165.7k	12240	12600
18	186.5k	12960	14100
19	200.5k	13680	15700
20	220.6k	14400	17400
21	231.6k	15120	19100
22	243.2k	15840	20900
23	255.4k	16560	22700
24	268.1k	17280	24600
25	281.5k	18000	26500
26	295.6k	18720	28500
27	310.4k	19440	30500
28	325.9k	20160	32600
29	342.2k	20880	34700
30	359.3k	21600	36900

High-heat Furnace

Level up High-heat Furnace

High-Heat Furnace control panel

Alliance Furnace

Additionally to your own High-heat Furnace there is going to be also the Alliance Furnace. This is a nice addition as the whole alliance can contribute to increase the temperature for all the allies.

Starting day 1 of Season 2 the alliances can position the Alliance Furnace build spot on the map (Level 1 territory) and start repair the Alliance Furnace to start using it (it starts at level 1). This process is similar to building an outpost, up to 20 reinforcements.

The Alliance Furnace can be located going to Alliance button -> Alliance Furnace -> clicking on the coordinates. Actions on it can only be done by R4/5

Alliance Furnace heat range

It is important to note that the Alliance Furnace will boost the temperature only in its range, therefore be sure to be located close to the Furnace with your base

A good suggestion for an alliance would be to always locate around the Alliance Furnace and to let people with lower temperature and low high-heat furnace level closer to it.

Below see the effect of the Furnace on the land when it is on and off.
On the left the Furnace is on and so it heats its surrounding, on the right it is off and so the temperature is lower on the exact same spot.

If in overdrive mode you can see the even higher temperature:

Below you can see the Thermal Map around the Furnace and how it is affecting the temperature on the land in range.

When you are in range of the Alliance Furnace you will see its effect in the temperature detail. If you are out of range you will not see it listed here.

Alliance Furnace Levels

Level	Coal/min	Heat	Overdrive Heat	Overdrive coal/min	Coal Storage	Rare Soil	Durability
1	300/min	3 °C	6 °C	1200/min	200k	0	205k
2	360/min	3.5 °C	7 °C	1440/min	300k	15k	210k
3	420/min	4 °C	8 °C	1680/min	400k	45k	215k
4	480/min	4.5 °C	9 °C	1920/min	500k	90k	220k
5	540/min	5 °C	10 °C	2160/min	600k	150k	225k
6	600/min	5.5 °C	11 °C	2400/min	750k	225k	230k
7	660/min	6 °C	12 °C	2640/min	900k	300k	235k
8	720/min	6.5 °C	13 °C	2880/min	1050k	375k	340k
9	780/min	7 °C	14 °C	3120/min	1250k	450k	245k
10	840/min	7.5 °C	15 °C	3360/min	1450k	525k	250k
11	900/min	8 °C	16 °C	3600/min	1650k	625k	255k
12	960/min	8.5 °C	17 °C	3840/min	1850k	725k	260k
13	1020/min	9 °C	18 °C	4080/min	2100k	850k	265k
14	1080/min	9.5 °C	19 °C	4320/min	2350k	975k	270k
15	1140/min	10 °C	20 °C	4560/min	2600k	1125k	275k
16	1200/min	10.5 °C	21 °C	4800/min	2900k	1275k	280k
17	1260/min	11 °C	22 °C	5040/min	3200k	1450k	285k
18	1320/min	11.5 °C	23 °C	5280/min	3500k	1625k	290k
19	1380/min	12 °C	24 °C	5520/min	3850k	1800k	295k
20	1440/min	12.5 °C	25 °C	5760/min	4150k	2000k	300k

New Farms – Alliance Resources

As already seen in Season 1, after killing doom elites randomly a new alliance resource farm type can temporarily appear. With Season 1 they can be also of type titanium alloy and coal.

Military Bases

Three new buildings that allow hero types enhancements will be available starting once the high-heat furnace reaches level 30.

IMPORTANT: these buildings will disappear at the end of the Season 2, same as it already happened in Season 1.

To upgrade them you will need both coal and titanium alloy . These buildings can be upgraded up to level 30, regardless of your HQ level.

Each level upgrade will increase the corresponding boost damage caused by tank/aircraft/missile heroes.

Thea amount of coal and titanium alloy needed to upgrade each level is the same among all buildings, and also the boost %.

The coal and titanium alloy values below are the original ones, you have to apply your resource reduction buff as explained already for titanium alloy factories

Level	Coal	Titanium Alloy	Boost damage	Power
1			0.5 %	600
2	8400	16800	1.0 %	1200
3	16800	33600	1.5 %	1900
4	33600	67200	2.0 %	3000
5	67200	134400	2.5 %	4600
6	100800	188200	3.0 %	6500
7	151200	244600	3.5 %	8800
8	226800	293500	4.0 %	11500
9	340200	352200	4.5 %	14700
10	510300	422700	5.0 %	18600
11	561300	507200	5.5 %	22800
12	617500	608700	6.0 %	27300
13	679200	730400	6.5 %	32200
14	747100	876500	7.0 %	37600
15	821800	1051800	7.5 %	43500
16	904000	1150000	8.0 %	49700
17	994400	1265000	8.5 %	56300
18	1093900	1380000	9.0 %	63200
19	1150000	1500000	9.5 %	70500
20	1265000	1615000	10.0 %	78300
21	1380000	1845000	10.5 %	86400
22	1380000	1960000	11.0 %	94900
23	1500000	2190000	11.5 %	103800
24	1500000	2420000	12.0 %	113100
25	1615000	2650000	12.5 %	122900
26	1730000	2765000	13.0 %	132900
27	1845000	2995000	13.5 %	143200
28	1960000	3110000	14.0 %	153800
29	1960000	3225000	14.5 %	164800
30	2075000	3455000	15.0 %	176100

Cities

• Maximum number of cities and dig sites you can capture: 6 cities and 4 dig sites
• Capturing cities does not increase the number of Dig Sites you can capture, as it is always 4

City capture follows City Clash event schedule

Owned cities and Dig Sites produce Rare Soil that is fundamental to win Season 2, and the amount depends on the city level: city rare soil amounts and dig sites rare soil amounts

City Furnace

Cities provide heat to the whole city land once they are captured, and the amount is based on their level:

Level 6 cities

Level 7 City – Nuclear Furnace – The Capitol

Dig Sites

Dig Sites were once crucial for producing coal, but they’ve been taken over by mutant beasts under Emperor Boreas’s control. Defeat the beasts, reclaim the sites and resume coal production.

Coal is crucial for providing heat to your base, so capturing Dig Sites that produce coal is a very important move any alliance should make. Higher level Dig Sites produce higher amounts of coals.

With the latest game update Dig Sites also produce Rare Soil.

The Dig Site is protected by polar beasts and they can get frozen, so before the capture you need to unfreeze them. To unfreeze them click on the beast, use the unfreeze button to send your squad in action. Afterwards defeat the polar beast like you defeated Corruptors in Season 1.

You can view all the Alliance Dig Sites going to Alliance button -> Alliance City.

In the first tab you will find both cities and dig sites that produce rare soil, in the second tab you will find dig sites producing coal, that you can claim hourly clicking on each dig site listed or clicking on the button “claim all”.

In this video you can see a captured Dig Site and how it provides coal to alliance members

Dig sites coal and rare soil production

Dig Sites produce coal and rare soil based on their level, here the exact amount per level

• Level 1: 2.736/h coal – 100/h rare soil
• Level 2: 2.880/h coal – 110/h rare soil
• Level 3: 3.024/h coal – 120/h rare soil
• Level 4: 3.168/h coal – 130/h rare soil
• Level 5: 3.312/h coal – 140/h rare soil
• Level 6: 3.456/h coal – 150/h rare soil

Capture and protection status

Dig Sites appear to be similar to Season 1 Strongholds.

• Maximum number of Dig Site you can own: 4, regardless of how many cities you own
• Maximum daily limit of dig site captures: 2
• Initial capture requires Mutant Beasts defeat with adequate Virus Resistance. The Polar Beast might be frozen, so you need to send squads to unfreeze it before attacking them. Multiple rallies are needed to defeat these beasts (each hit give % damage), check rally suggestions in next paragraph. Once the Polar Beast is defeated you need to reinforce the Dig Site, max 10 squads reinforcing
• The Dig Site capture process is a challenge where the first alliance to reach 100% wins. The maximum capture time is 4 hours, and if full progress 100% isn’t made within that time, the attempt fails. If the Dig Site was unowned, it stays unowned; if it was owned, it remains with the previous owner. An alliance’s capture percentage increases while reinforcing the site, with stronger squads accelerating the process.
• Once a Dig Site is captured it goes in protection status for 36 hours and it is surrounded by Dig Site Guards
• You can technically attack and reinforce an unlimited number of Dig Sites at the same time, but the moment you complete the second daily capture you will not be able to attack neutral or owned Dig Sites any more. If you were reinforcing another dig site (that so would count as third capture) your squads will be automatically kicked the moment the second capture completes.
• If a Dig Site is owned by an alliance and attacked by another, a failed capture attempt will not count as a daily capture for the defending alliance.
• Your first alliance territory must be a Dig Site level 1. Starting from this you can capture any adjacent territory. Territories in Season 2 are adjacent also at their corners.
• Territory capture can be extended to adjacent territories (dig sites and cities) from both owned cities and Dig Sites
• If you drop or lose an alliance territory and so you have now 2 separate sets of alliance territories you can continue to capture any territory that is adjacent either to one set or the other.
• When your alliance abandons a Dig Site (with a 1-hour abandonment process), it becomes unowned, allowing any alliance, including yours, to recapture it. However, if the Dig Site is still under protection status when abandoned, the protection status cooldown must expire before any alliance, including your own, can take control.
• There will be no cross-warzone Dig Sites captures in Season 2.

Below you can see a Mutant Gorilla protecting a level 2 Dig Site. The Mutant Gorilla is still frozen, and the alliance has partially unfrozen it.

The game allows to capture Dig Sites that touch diagonally other Dig Sites via the corner. So for example in the images below you can see that it was not needed to capture City level 2 to be able to capture the other dig sites that were touching the other dig sites by the corner. These screenshots are of day 3 when only City level 1 could be captured.

Supply Collection

Example of rewards for Supply Collection Level 1

Example of rewards for Supply Collection Level 2

Example of rewards for Supply Collection Level 3

Rare Soil

The higher the city and dig site levels, the more Rare Soil they will produce per hour.

Rare Soil production

Once cities and dig sites are captured they will start produce Rare soil based on their level.

You can see the detail about Rare Soil production going to Alliance button -> Alliance City. Both cities and dig sites that produce rare soil are visible there.

The total amount of Rare Soil produced is visible in the Alliance Furnace view: Alliance button -> Alliance Furnace, and it will impact the Alliance Furnace level.

Rare Soil rankings can be accessed through the Season 2 page: Season 2 icon -> Leaderboard.

You can obtain more Rare soil by winning as the attacker in the Rare Soil War.

City Rare Soil production

Here the exact amount of Rare Soil per City level:

• Level 1: 350/h
• Level 2: 400/h
• Level 3: 450/h
• Level 4: 800/h
• Level 5: 900/h
• Level 6: 1000/h

Dig sites rare soil production

Here the exact amount of Rare Soil per Dig Site level:

• Level 1: 100/h
• Level 2: 110/h
• Level 3: 120/h
• Level 4: 130/h
• Level 5: 140/h
• Level 6: 150/h

Rare Soil War

Season 2 will have Rare Soil Wars, and there will be no cross-warzone city/dig sites capture.

Radar missions

In Season 2 a new radar mission is available: Distressed Survivor

To complete the mission send your squad to help the distressed survivor and receive rewards, among which coal.

Hero upgrades and weapons

Season 2 brings news regarding heroes and weapons, their availability differs in time.

Violet upgrade to UR

It will be possible to upgrade Violet to . The event will probably start after week 2.

Violet’s Hero Story:

S2: Legend Returns

Recruit Heroes

S2: Weapons of Legends

Exclusive Weapons

Season 2 also brings some exclusive weapons: Murphy, Carlie and ???.

Murphy’s Exclusive Weapon

Using Murphy’s Exclusive Weapon Battle Pass (starting at day 4 of season 1) you will be able to earn Murphy’s Exclusive Weapon Shards that allow you to activate and upgrade the exclusive weapon easily (else you can collect Universal Exclusive Weapon shards to use, but they can be used only for upgrade and not for activation).

See all the details in this article about Murphy’s Exclusive Weapon.

Carlie’s Exclusive Weapon

Using Carlie’s Exclusive Weapon Battle Pass (starting at day 4 of week 3) you will be able to earn Carlie’s Exclusive Weapon Shards that allow you to activate and upgrade the exclusive weapon easily (else you can collect Universal Exclusive Weapon shards to use, but they can be used only for upgrade and not for activation).

See all the details in this article about Carlie’s Exclusive Weapon.

Swift’s Exclusive Weapon

Using Swift’s Exclusive Weapon Battle Pass (starting at day 4 of week 6) you will be able to earn Swift’s Exclusive Weapon Shards that allow you to activate and upgrade the exclusive weapon easily (else you can collect Universal Exclusive Weapon shards to use, but they can be used only for upgrade and not for activation).

See all the details in this article about Swift’s Exclusive Weapon.

Temperature

Temperature is a major challenge in the polar region and it will continuously impact your base’s stats. Your base temperature will slowly align with the environment, and maintaining higher temperatures will give you bonus stats.
Your base’s temperature can range between: -270 °C and +300 °C .

Location

You can monitor your temperature by the icon or accessing the temperature detail page clicking on that icon. In this detail page you can see listed all the factors impacting on your base’s temperature.

You can see in the upper section the icon of your base’s temperature (house symbol) moving to align with the icon of the environment temperature (map symbol).

Base

The locations’s final temperature seen above will impact on the base, causing buffs/debuffs. The strength in % of the buff/debuff depends on the temperature and is shown in the schemas you can see in the images below. Here the description of the buffs/debuffs.

Temperature impacting factors

The temperature is impacted by many factors:

• Base Location on map: there are different temperatures on the map, the more you go to the center the colder it gets
• Furnace activity: the new seasonal building High-heat Furnace allows you to produce heat for your own base if enabled, and heat even more if set to overdrive mode
• Intense overdrive skill: Season skill that allows to increase overdrive heat
• Alliance Furnace activity: the new seasonal alliance building Alliance Furnace allows to produce heat in a close range, bases located close to the Alliance Furnace will be affected by that heat
• Ally recon plane: Allies can send recon plane to heat up an ally temporarely
• Cities Heating Area: When city Furnace is activated, the entire city area (tile on which the city is located) heats up. So locating your base close to a city helps to keep warm
• Nuclear Furnace: The ultimate heater, it provides warmth to the entire map once activated
• Blizzards: Events happening since day 1 of the Season that will bring a huge temperature drop in all the warzone for hours. The higher the level the more the temperature will drop
• Squads activity: Squads leaving your base will cause a temporary heat loss
• Polar Monsters: Your base under attack by polar monsters, temperature -5° C (Defense failure -10° C)

Freeze and Burn

Your goal is to keep your base at the right temperature so to not be affected by debuffs, and to not get your base frozen or catch fire.
Furthermore you should be careful to not spend too much coal as you will need it for your furnace (and the alliance furnace) the further your alliance moves to the center.

If your base’s temperature gets too low or too high you risk your base to be frozen or to catch fire.

Low temperatures

Your base’s temperature can’t drop below -270° C.

Video of Base almost Frozen and Frozen Base

Video of Frozen Base and defrosting

Help allies to increase temperature

You can help allies to increase their temperature sending a Recon Plan and spending some coal, but the effect is not lasting long. It can be helpful during difficult events like Blizzards.

Virus Resistance

In Season 2, the virus is still present, but it affects the gameplay slightly less than it did in Season 1.

Virus Resistance will impact:

• Doom Elite you can attack
• Polar Beasts, guarding the Dig Sites, you can attack

The virus resistance for these attacks keep changing with some game updates, so don’t rely on these screenshots.

Professions – Level Cap extended to Lv. 70

In Season 2, the Level Cap for professions is opened to Lv.70.

The Season Skills from Levels up to 50 change and adapt to the season theme (few in low level remain the same as season 1).

This info will be integrated with the already existing guide about Professions soon.

Season Skills

Season Skills are the same for Engineer and Warlord profession and are the ones on the right of the carrier and with a green background.

Warlord additional skills – levels 45 to 70

Skills Level 45

Skills Level 50

Skills Level 55

Skills Level 60

Skills Level 65

Skills Level 70

Engineer additional skills – levels 45 to 70

Skills Level 45

Skills Level 50

Skills Level 55

Skills Level 60

Skills Level 65

Skills Level 70

Season Alliance Milestones

Season 2 re-introduces milestones, as the ones we saw at the beginning stages of the game and in Season 1.

You can access the Milestones and claim rewards going to Alliance -> Season Milestones.

Season 2 Passes

During Season 2 you have access to multiple passes that will help you throughout the season and to power up your heroes. They are similar to Season 1 passes.

Season Battle Pass

The Season Battle Pass is structured in 3 tiers:

• Freebie
• Game Season Advanced ~11,99 €
• Game Season Luxury ~23,99 €

Main items for which the Advanced Pass is worth having it:

• Multiplier on Freebie items, so lots of Golden shards , Profession EXP , coal , Hero’s return Tickets
• S1 Skill Points : Use it to gain 1 Profession skill point. This item can be used 10 times. Once used fully it grants 10k Profession EXP
• Lucky Chests: Ore and Gear
• Diamonds
• Icy Emoji

Main items for which the Luxury Pass is worth having it:

• Profession Change Certificate : It allows you to switch among engineer and warlord, it resets and refunds all Profession skill points
• Profession Skill Reset Book : resets current profession skills and refunds points
• Permanent Polar World Nameplate : +1000 Hero HP
• Doubles items of Advanced Pass

Clearly, the Profession and hero items are very nice, but one of the best part of the 2 additional tiers is the huge amount of coal you will get.

Weekly Pass

Murphy’s Exclusive Weapon Battle Pass

Shards rewards

Carlie’s Exclusive Weapon Battle Pass

Shards rewards

Follow up purchases

Swift’s Exclusive Weapon Battle Pass

Shards rewards

Season Quests

The Quests section (icon above Heroes button) gets enhanced with newly added season main and secondary Tasks.

This addition is quite important because the main rewards are titanium alloy and coal .

The logic is the same as the daily quest missions you are used to since the beginning of the game.

Below an example of current tasks:

Frost Boost

This season brings a new set of boosts for those that have the following decorations

Check out this trick for Eternal Frozen Castle to receive rewards.

Season 2 Rewards

Season Rewards are of 2 types:

• Alliance rewards, that are based on tiers based on conditions met at Season’s end. The reward tier remains fixed after settlment.
• Faction rewards, based on who between Rebels and Gendarmerie wins

Alliance rewards

There are 8 tiers of rewards and they are based on the ranking of Rare Soil that was accumulated over time.

Once you meet the condition of a tier you will see the corresponding trophy with a ribbon like the following image. The rewards are based on the conditions met at the end of the season.

Tier 1 – Alliance Rare Soil Rank No. 1

Tier 2 – Alliance Rare Soil Rank No. 2-3

Tier 3 – Alliance Rare Soil Rank No. 4-10

Tier 4 – Alliance Rare Soil Rank No. 11-20

Tier 5 – Alliance Rare Soil Rank No. 21-50

Tier 6 – Alliance Rare Soil Rank No. 51-80

Tier 7 – Alliance Rare Soil Rank No. 81-120

Tier 8 – Alliance Rare Soil Rank No. 121-999

Faction Rewards

To receive Faction Rewards you High-Heat Furnace needs to be level 20 or above.

Season Merit Medals

Season merit medals that are given with the Season Rewards stay in your inventory even after Season 2 end. Also the season store will stay always available, so no rush in using the medals.

Season 2 Shop/Store

Season 2 shop seems to be identical to Season 1. In fact it will not disappear once Season 1 ends and it keeps existing during Season 2. Furthermore the Season Merit Medals that you win in Season 1 will be carried to Season 2 if you didn’t use them.

Details about some rewards: