What is SvS?
Server Wars, or SvS, are one of the most exciting and competitive events in Evony: The King's Return. This guide will break down the mechanics, objectives, and structure of SvS, helping you understand its significance and how you can make the most of it. Whether you are a veteran or a beginner, mastering SvS is key to thriving in Evony.
The Basics of SvS
SvS stands for Server versus Server. It is a cross-server competition where two servers face off in a variety of challenges to earn points. Players contribute by defeating monsters, attacking enemy players, and occupying key structures. The server that earns the most points wins, gaining glory and rewards for its participants.
How Does SvS Work?
SvS is a structured event that occurs on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. Participating servers are paired against one another based on their power rankings. Each server has specific objectives that can earn points. These objectives include:
- Killing enemy troops: Points are awarded based on the number and tier of troops defeated.
- Defeating monsters: Special event monsters appear during SvS and yield significant points when defeated.
- Occupying structures: Structures such as the Ares Statue offer points to the occupying server.
- Defending your server: Successfully repelling enemy attacks earns points and protects your server’s ranking.
What is the Goal of SvS?
The primary goal of SvS is to earn as many points as possible to secure victory for your server. However, the event also serves broader purposes:
- Strengthening alliances: Alliances work together to coordinate attacks and defenses.
- Testing strategies: Players can experiment with troop layering and advanced battle tactics.
- Winning rewards: Both individual and server-wide rewards are granted based on performance.
Who Can Participate?
Any player on the participating servers can join the SvS event. While stronger players often take on the offensive role, newer players can still contribute by gathering resources or helping with server defense. The event is a collective effort, and every contribution matters.
Common Objectives and Scoring
Objective | Points Earned |
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Kill Tier 1 Troops | 1 point per troop |
Kill Tier 10 Troops | 10 points per troop |
Defeat Event Monsters | Varies by monster level |
Occupy Ares Statue | 1,000 points per minute |
Defend Your City | Points awarded for successfully repelling attacks |
Tips for Success in SvS
To succeed in SvS, preparation is key. Here are some tips to help you maximize your contributions:
- Coordinate with your alliance: Join rallies and follow alliance strategies.
- Focus on your strengths: If you are a newer player, focus on gathering or defeating fairies for points.
- Manage your resources: Avoid unnecessary losses and focus on high-value targets.
What’s Next?
With the basics of SvS covered, it’s time to delve deeper into how new players can effectively contribute and make a meaningful impact during the event. In the Beginner’s Guide to SvS, you’ll learn essential strategies tailored for those just starting their journey in Evony’s Server Wars. From maximizing your resource gathering to safely participating in rallies, this guide will equip you with the knowledge to excel in SvS.
FAQs About SvS
Question | Answer |
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What is SvS? | SvS is a cross-server competition where two servers compete to earn points through various actions like killing troops and defeating monsters. |
How are servers matched? | Servers are paired based on their power rankings and past performance. |
Can low-level players participate? | Yes, even newer players can contribute by gathering resources or defending their city. |
What happens if my server loses? | Losing servers do not receive server-wide rewards, but players can still earn individual and alliance rewards based on their performance. |
Are there penalties for losing? | There are no direct individual penalties, but your server’s reputation may take a hit and negative buffs will be appliad against certain activity (we cover these later) and you may have to deal with the dreaded turtles!. |