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51 tiersBoss stats by tier

50 secBase time limit

+5 sec for the first 10 killsMaximum time limit: 100 sec

Respawns at 100% HPRespawns with full Max HP

ScoringHow Guild Conquest scoring works

Cumulative damage dealt to the boss is converted into points. More damage earns more points, but the increase is not proportional.

Cumulative boss damage→ Tiered conversion →Personal battle score

Score inputCumulative boss damage

First conversion rangeUp to 1 million points · 1.10th root

Damage-to-score relationshipDouble damage ≠ double score

The input is recorded cumulative boss damage. It includes damage absorbed by shields and overkill beyond remaining HP, so it may differ from actual HP lost.

Accumulated damage carries over after each boss defeat. Kill count and tier number are not added directly to the score. Higher tiers and extra time allow you to deal more damage.

Show conversion ranges and examples

The combined input is called the raw score. The examples below convert this raw score into a personal battle score. They are rounded for readability.

Raw and converted score comparison
raw score	Converted score	At double the raw score
100 million	Approx. 9.585 million points	Approx. 13.67 million points
1 trillion	Approx. 2.315 billion points	Approx. 3.523 billion points
10 quadrillion	Approx. 334.301 billion points	Approx. 506.847 billion points

First range: Take the 1.10th root of the raw score. If the result exceeds the first cap, convert the excess back to raw-score units and apply the next range. Keep the points up to the cap and repeat.

Candidate score = A + R^1/n
If above cap T: R = (candidate score − T)ⁿ
Set A = T, then apply the next row

Start with R = raw score and A = 0. The table gives the exponent n. Stop when the candidate score does not exceed the cap. Every range has a coefficient of 1. Caps apply to converted scores, not raw scores.

19 conversion ranges, applied from top to bottom
Order	Converted score cap T	Exponent n
1	1 million points	1.10
2	10 million points	1.15
3	100 million points	1.20
4	1 billion points	1.25
5	10 billion points	1.30
6	100 billion points	1.35
7	1 trillion points	1.40
8	10 trillion points	1.45
9	100 trillion points	1.50
10	1 quadrillion points	1.55
11	10 quadrillion points	1.60
12	100 quadrillion points	1.65
13	1 quintillion points	1.70
14	10 quintillion points	1.75
15	100 quintillion points	1.80
16	1 sextillion points	1.85
17	10 sextillion points	1.90
18	100 sextillion points	1.95
19	No cap	2.00

This describes personal battle scoring in client 1.15.0. The conversion formula does not discard fractional values; the game’s final number display is separate. Season and guild rankings and reward rules are outside this table.

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Tier	Current HP	Change from previous	Cumulative HP	Attack	Defense	Evasion	Current time limit

GuideEach new boss respawns at full Max HP, which increases with tier. No values are extrapolated beyond the 51 confirmed tiers.

81 wavesBoss stats by wave

35 secBase time limit

6 minionsDefeat them to target the boss

Up to +20 secTime adjustment after boss defeat

ScoringHow Guild War scoring works

Add boss damage and the points awarded for defeated minions, then convert the combined total once.

Cumulative boss damage + minion kill points→ Tiered conversion →Personal battle score

Score inputCumulative boss damage + minion kill points

First conversion rangeUp to 100 points · 1.10th root

Damage-to-score relationshipDouble damage ≠ double score

Minion kill points = Max HP − remaining HP at death. Remaining HP is normally 0, so each defeated minion adds its Max HP. Shield damage and overkill are not added separately. Damage to living minions does not yet count as kill points.

Bosses contribute recorded cumulative damage, including shield absorption and overkill. Boss kills and wave numbers are not added directly. Total battle damage alone is therefore insufficient to calculate the score.

Example: 80 million boss damage + 20 million minion kill points → 100 million raw score → approximately 1.2917 million points

Show conversion ranges and examples

The combined input is called the raw score. The examples below convert this raw score into a personal battle score. They are rounded for readability.

Raw and converted score comparison
raw score	Converted score	At double the raw score
100 million	Approx. 1.2917 million points	Approx. 1.8734 million points
1 trillion	Approx. 242 million points	Approx. 359 million points
10 quadrillion	Approx. 26.889 billion points	Approx. 38.811 billion points

First range: Take the 1.10th root of the raw score. If the result exceeds the first cap, convert the excess back to raw-score units and apply the next range. Keep the points up to the cap and repeat.

Candidate score = A + R^1/n
If above cap T: R = (candidate score − T)ⁿ
Set A = T, then apply the next row

Start with R = raw score and A = 0. The table gives the exponent n. Stop when the candidate score does not exceed the cap. Every range has a coefficient of 1. Caps apply to converted scores, not raw scores.

19 conversion ranges, applied from top to bottom
Order	Converted score cap T	Exponent n
1	100 points	1.10
2	1,000 points	1.15
3	10,000 points	1.20
4	100,000 points	1.25
5	1 million points	1.30
6	10 million points	1.35
7	100 million points	1.40
8	1 billion points	1.45
9	10 billion points	1.50
10	100 billion points	1.55
11	1 trillion points	1.60
12	10 trillion points	1.65
13	100 trillion points	1.70
14	1 quadrillion points	1.75
15	10 quadrillion points	1.80
16	100 quadrillion points	1.85
17	1 quintillion points	1.90
18	10 quintillion points	1.95
19	No cap	2.00

This describes personal battle scoring in client 1.15.0. The conversion formula does not discard fractional values; the game’s final number display is separate. Season and guild rankings and reward rules are outside this table.

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Wave	HP per minion	Minion shield 30%	Total per minion	Total for 6 minions	Boss HP	Boss shield 60%	Boss total	Total wave requirement*	Boss Attack	Minion Attack	Boss Defense	Minion Defense	Boss Evasion	Minion Evasion

GuideMinions are shown with effective Defense of 1,000. Their Evasion starts 20 above the base value and drops to it over about 8 seconds. The time adjustment after defeating the boss is to add the elapsed battle time, up to 20 seconds. * The total wave requirement is the simple sum of HP and shields for 6 minions and the boss.

Unlimited HPCumulative damage during the time limit

10,000Base Defense

100Evasion

100 secConfigured time limit: 100.1 sec

Damage Taken Decrease+30% per stack Maximum 2 stacks Vulnerable while down Final Damage Taken Decrease −30% · 11.7 sec

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State	Base Attack	Base Defense	Damage Taken Decrease	Final Damage Taken Decrease	Duration	Explanation

GuideThe shield icon’s 1–2 stacks indicate the boss’s Damage Taken Decrease buff. 1 stack: 30% · 2 stacks: 60% Damage Taken Decrease. Base Defense 10,000 remains unchanged.
Separately, while the boss is down, Final Damage Taken Decrease is −30% for 11.7 seconds. Defense, Damage Taken Decrease and Final Damage Taken Decrease are separate stats, so base Defense has not been arbitrarily converted to 7,000 or 4,000.

90 secBase time limit

84Active normal-monster spawn points

3Large special-monster spawn points

+2 sec per 30 killsTime extension from normal-monster kills

Normal monster respawn 8 sec Special monster respawn 20 sec Damage to special monsters 1 per hit Progression table Spawn sequence 1–50 per camp

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Spawn sequence per camp	HP	HP increase	Change from previous	Kill points	Point increase	Attack	Defense	Evasion

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Spawn sequence per camp	Hits required	Hit increase	Kill points	Point increase	Attack	Defense	Evasion

GuideSpawn sequence means how many times that monster has spawned at the same location. The table tracks the respawn sequence at each individual spawn point.
Normal-monster points follow 3 × [100 × spawn sequence + 3 × (spawn sequence − 1)³]. Large special monsters use a separate score progression.
There are 3 active spawn points for large special monsters, all using the same stat progression. Each hit deals exactly 1 damage, so their HP equals the number of hits required.