Category:Clan Siege

Clan Siege is a recurring Clan Event in which members of participating Clans complete Clan Quests to earn Spellbooks needed to summon Siege Sprites. The sprites are then used to siege the opponent's Clan Fortress to win points and other prizes.

Preparation

Clan Dragons wield special powers during events, some improve Clan effectiveness during Clan Siege; thus, it is recommended to activate Amoura, Chip, or Feather before Clan Siege begins. The effect is improved by earning Power Boosters before an event, by completing Clan Quests, to power up the Clan Dragons.

Mechanics

Clan Siege runs for 4 days. All participating, qualified Clans are split into groups of two, in accordance with their current Clan League. During the event, pressing the Clan Events button opens the Clan Siege Sprites screen, presenting event options.

Spellbooks

For the duration of the event, Clan Quests award Spellbooks in addition to their regular rewards. Members must complete quests to collect Spellbooks or request them in Clan Chat. The number of Spellbooks given per quest is randomly generated, giving 3 to 5 per quest; thus, no amount is bound to a particular quest type. The Spellbook count 5 appears at the top of the Clan Siege Sprites screen.

Donations and Requests

Trainers can request a Spellbook donation in Clan Chat once every 3 hours by pressing the + button next to Spellbooks count, then pressing the Ask! button. A notification appears in the bottom-right corner of the tab, automatically requesting 5 Spellbooks. Each Clan member can donate 1 to 5 Spellbooks per request by pressing the   Donate   button on the request, and multiple members can donate to the same request. Each Clan member can donate a maximum of 40 Spellbooks per day on various requests. Pressing the i button right next to request shows how many times the Trainer donated that day, and the time left until the donation limit resets.

Summoning Sprites

After Spellbooks are collected, each Siege Sprite must be summoned before use by pressing the 2 button under it, which costs 2 Spellbooks and takes 3 hours. Summoning time is skipped in exchange for Gems by pressing the 15 button. All sprites can be summoned at the same time, provided enough Spellbooks are possessed. The Get button appears under the last sprite slot if the Trainer's VIP Status is inactive.

Each Clan member can summon a maximum of 5 sprites at any given time, though the amount is increased to 6 if the Trainer has an active VIP Status. When the sprites are finished being summoned (ideally all together) the word "Ready!" appears below them. A summoned sprite can be used by the Trainer, using the Clan Dragon to attack the opposing Clan's fortress.

Attacking (Siege)

To siege the opponent, press the  Siege! button at the bottom of the Clan Siege Sprites pane to access the battle screen.

Clan Fortress

For the duration of the events, 5 Fortress Towers surround and defend the Clan Fortress, which is converted into a siege map. The attacking Dragon strolls around the map, occasionally hurling sprites. The defender's currently active Clan Dragon appears in the center, the final of 6 total siege targets. The siege map is switched to the other Clan's point of view, by pressing the name of either the attacking or defending Clan.

A progress bar below each target indicates its health until defeat. All towers must be destroyed before the Clan Dragon in the center can be atacked.

When pressed, each siege target opens a window, displaying their attack areas, their name, their associated damage inflicted, and their odds of a critical hit. The higher the critical hit odds, the lower the damage dealt. Conversely, the lower the critical hit odds, the higher the damage dealt. The x button closes the siege target window.

Towers

Pressing a Fortress Tower opens the siege target window, and pressing the Attack! button uses the Clan Dragon to hurl a sprite at it the selected area. If no sprites are available, the Summon Sprites button appears instead. Attack can be done again immediately until no more sprites are left, or the x button pressed to exit and summon more.

Tower Damage

There are three types of damage that can be inflicted, namely Low, Medium, and High. Each Siege Sprite hurled is a guaranteed hit, with a percentage chance for a critical hit to be inflicted.

Tower		Attack Area	Critical Hit Chance	Damage
Top Left	Top Right	Tower Window	20%	High
		Fortified Gate	50%	Medium
		Backdoor	80%	Low
Bottom Left	Bottom Right	Central Breach	20%	High
		Front Door	50%	Medium
		Glowing Window	80%	Low
Bottom Middle		Window	20%	High
		Gate	50%	Medium
		Banner	80%	Low

Tower Hit Points

A tower is defeated, and crumbles, when its hit points are exhausted. The total required hit points depends on the current Clan League.

Tower Hit Points	1	2	3	4	5
Top Right	1,000	4,000	8,000	18,000	32,000
Bottom Right	1,500	6,000	12,000	27,000	48,000
Bottom Left	3,125	12,500	25,000	56,250	100,000
Bottom Middle	1,875	7,500	15,000	33,750	60,000
Top Left	5,000	20,000	40,000	90,000	160,000

Clan Dragon

Once all 5 towers are defeated, the opposing Clan Dragon itself is attacked. The same mechanics apply to attacking the Clan Dragons as it does the towers; however, once its hit points are drained completely, it awards Gems, is revived, and its hit points are fully restored. This allows Trainers to continue attacking to earn more Gems, and higher score multiplier is also earned, though the required hit point also increase. At the end of the event, the Clan with the highest amount of damage dealt emerges victorious.

Clan Dragon Damage Areas

Clan Dragon	Attack Area	Critical Hit Chance	Damage
	Left Head	80%	Low
	Body	50%	Medium
	Right Head	20%	High

Clan Dragon Hit Points

The hit points required to defeat the Clan Dragon are the same across all leagues.

 See Clan Dragon Rewards for the hit points required to defeat a Clan Dragon.

Clan Dragon Rewards

Each time the hit points of the opposing Clan Dragon are completely drained, each member of the Clan is awarded a certain number of Gems. The amount depends on the league the attacking Clan is in. Once the sixth reward is obtained, the same number of Gems given for this reward are also be given each time the attacking Clan defeats the opposing Clan Dragon.

		Gems Awarded Per League
Clan Dragon	Total Hit Points Required	1	2	3	4	5
Phase 1	100,000	1	3	5	7	9
Phase 2	250,000	2	4	6	8	10
Phase 3	1,000,000	3	5	7	9	11
Phase 4	2,500,000	4	6	8	10	12
Phase 5	5,000,000	5	7	9	11	13
Phase 6	20,000,000	6	8	10	12	14
Phase 7	999,999,999	7	9	11	13	15

Other Rewards

There are three different sources that reward participating Trainers with prizes, namely progress or milestone rewards, the MVP reward, and the victor reward. All three depend on the league the participating Clans are in. Clans in higher leagues will receive better rewards, but the requirements will also be higher.

Milestone Progress Rewards

There are ten milestone rewards for the Clan to reach collectively, and they are affected by the Clan league. Five milestones are tied to the towers, and the other five are tied to the Clan Dragon.

Defeated Towers Rewards

League	Tower
	Top Left, Bottom Left Top Right, Bottom Right	Middle
1	1 Milestone Card Pack (1 Dragon Piece)	22,500
2	1 Milestone Card Pack (2 Dragon Pieces)	3
3	1 Milestone Card Pack (3 Dragon Pieces)	5
4	1 Milestone Card Pack (4 Dragon Pieces)	7
5	1 Milestone Card Pack (5 Dragon Pieces)	10

MVP Bonus Reward

The highest scoring member of the week is awarded MVP status and a certain amount of Clan Coins, depending on the league their Clan is in. Members can see the current MVP rankings by pressing the button, then pressing the Clan Event
MVP tab.

Victor Reward

The victor reward is given to the Clan that emerged victorious out of the two, but it is only awarded if the Clan managed to achieve a score equal to the tower with the highest health points. Otherwise, no reward is given to either side.

The Grand Prize Card Pack awarded gives 3 Dragon Pieces for certain Clan Dragons, the type and number of which depend on Clan League. When claiming grand prizes, it is possible to receive cards for Clan Dragons already owned. As only one of each Dragon can be owned, the applicable card is automatically compensated for by replacement with a certain amount of Clan Coins.

Clan Dragon	Clan Coins
Ruptia	50
Striker	125
Gravelis	200
Amoura	350
Brimstone Kutter Boone Feather	500

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History

• Update 3.8: Opened Clan League 5.
  • Moved the health of towers in Clan Siege up a League (see update page for details).
• Update 3.4: Added seven phases to the Clan Dragon instead of five.
  • Made hit points for all 5 towers equal.
  • Changed hit points for towers, renamed them, and changed the percentages for Clan Dragons (See update page for details).
• Update 3.2: Increased time to summon Clan Siege Sprites from 30 minutes to 3 hours.
  • Changed victor reward obtainment method to require Clans to score double the health of one tower instead of defeating the opposing Clan Dragon once.
  • Reduced card packs awarded to the victor to one, regardless of the score multiplier (prior, three could be obtained).
  • Changed required hit points opposing Clan towers, percentages for tower spots, and tower names (see update page for details).
  • Made hits guaranteed and percentage points for each spot to be the chance of a critical hit (prior hits were not guaranteed, and percentage points were for chances of a hit).
  • Changed progress rewards, and introduced progress rewards for defeating the opposing Clan Dragon (see update page for details).
• Update 3.1: Clan League 4 was opened.
• Update 3.0: Clan Siege was introduced.