Battlefield

Battlefield
Minimum level	10
Attacks per session	100, 200 or 400
Session fee	None, 150 or 250 gems
Effect on alignment	None
Mobile client	Not available

The battlefield, also called the battleground or battle server, is a separate international arena where knights from different worlds fight each other. It opens at level 10 and runs alongside the home world: play at home carries on during a session, and a knight's guild does not lose a member to it. The mobile version cannot reach it, so getting in means switching to the normal view.

Frozen character

The knight who enters is the knight who fights, unchanged, until the session ends. Health is full at the start of every battle, the level stays where it was at entry, and skill points, experience and avatar changes made at home are not carried over.

Attack limits

Up to 100 attacks are allowed in any 24 hours, and a session ends when it reaches either its time limit or its battle limit. As at home, any one player or NPC can be attacked only once every 12 hours. Defence is looser, though. In place of the home world's hour protection, a knight can be attacked by a different player or NPC every five minutes.

Battle points

Combat potential decides the battle points, and they are paid only for a win over an opponent whose combat potential is at least equal. The award runs from 1 to 6 and depends on how far the opponent's combat potential sits above the knight's own, with the higher awards also gated by level.

Level	CP Difference	Battle Points
10 and above	0	1
10 and above	0.5 - 1	2
10 and above	>1.5	3
100 and above	>2.5	4
200 and above	>3.5	5
300 and above	>4.5	6

Battle points become experience at home when the session closes, though not one for one: the points received, minus the fights lost, minus up to 20 per cent, plus up to 5 per cent, with both percentages random. Gold won depends on the opponent's combat potential too, not on what the opponent is carrying, so a much weaker opponent might pay 0 to 16 gold and a stronger one 45 to 60. It converts one for one into gold at home.

Every 100 attacks a knight carries out earns one ticket in the royal prize draw at the end of the battle. The prizes include gold, gems, premium time for the home world, and a doubling of the gold won on the battle server.

Sessions

Three sessions are offered, all requiring level 10. The days are maximums, and the cooldown is the wait between a knight's own attacks:

• Free: 100 attacks over up to 3 days, a 10 minute cooldown, and the previous session must have ended at least 2 days earlier.
• 150 gems: 200 attacks over up to 4 days, a 5 minute cooldown, and the previous session must have ended at least 1 day earlier.
• 250 gems: 400 attacks over up to 7 days, a 5 minute cooldown, and level 10 as the only condition.

Borrowing equipment

Equipment can be borrowed for a session on one condition: the knight's own gear must not match the character's level. A weapon that has fallen behind qualifies, and so does taking the equipment off, since wearing nothing matches no level at all.

The gold cost is taken from the home balance on entry, so it has to be there in advance, and the weapon makes up most of the bill. A knight who already owns a very good weapon saves a lot here. The game makes a suggestion first, which has to be confirmed, so there is room to try things out. Anything can be borrowed: an evil knight can be handed a premium weapon, one normally bought with gems, fitted with holy soul stones.

Equipment Categories

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  One-Handed Weapons

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  Two-Handed Weapons

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  Shields

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  Armour

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  Amulets

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  Rings

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  Soul Stones

KnightFight Categories

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Section	What It Covers
Equipment	Weapons, armour, jewellery and soul stones: what is sold, what it costs, and what it does to a knight's numbers.
Attributes	The five trained attributes, the alignment axis they sit alongside, and the combat potential figure that summarises them.
Progression	Levels, experience, and the skill points that decide which equipment the merchant will sell.
Combat	Attacking, being attacked, the hour of protection between the two, and the separate international battle server.
Economy	The two currencies, the three places that take them, and the two ways of earning them.
Guilds	Founding a guild, the castle that sets its size, and the seven-day wars it can declare.
World	The estate a knight lives in and the altar inside it.
Achievements	Medals, and the highscore tables they are won from.
Abbreviations	The shorthand players use in chat and on the highscore
Game Principle	The knight, the oath, and what the game asks of a player
Premium Account	What paying changes, feature by feature