War, with rules that hold
Castles, clan wars, and the machinery around them, overhauled with one design goal above all: numbers alone must never be the whole argument.
Sieges, modernized
One decisive hour instead of an evening-long slog, a siege-camp teleport so dying does not mean a ten-minute walk back to the fight, and a mercenary system so unaligned players can join the war on the attacking side. Sieges are meant to be the server's best night, not its longest.
Clan wars with teeth
A war turns real at twenty mutual kills, and the counter cannot be farmed: repeat kills on the same victim stop counting during the cooldown, so feeding a body to inflate the score feeds nothing. Kill logs and killstreak titles ride the war so the rivalry has receipts.
The Clan Arena
A weekly clan instance with a Monday reset: bring your people, clear it together, and let the clan's week have a scheduled high point that is not anyone's siege.
A zerg cannot steamroll this server
Not because of arbitrary headcount caps; there are none. The limits are structural: command channels only form within a clan or its alliance (the code literally calls it the anti-zerg policy), channels cap how many parties they carry, and the raid rewards that matter are gated by participation, not presence. Recruiting a horde gets you a horde, not the map.
