Fight For Glory In Lineage II’s Server War
At least, we think it’s glory. If nothing else, there are rewards.

On July 14, war will kick off in Lineage II. Who are we fighting? Other servers. Why are we fighting? Not sure. It’s probably the loot. How are we fighting? Okay, it might be less of a war and more of a friendly competition in which players earn points – hopefully enough to earn their server and themselves some goodies.
NCSoft announced the event today via the free-to-play MMORPG’s Twitter page, but they didn’t provide a lot of information, other than to link to the Server War microsite where you’ll be able to find out about the Citadel of Darkness and the Dark Legion’s Invasion. The former is a daily world timed hunting zone for players level 85 and up. Players can hunt monsters and bosses here for an hour every day of the event. The lattter is a daily suprise field raid. Again, this is for players level 85 and higher and can be completed up to four times a day. Completing each of these activities will earn players points with rewards, both server-wide and individual.
The war is about to begin! Explore our new Server War microsite and get your first glimpse of one of the biggest features arriving with the Summer Update!https://t.co/75fxJYJFwt
— Lineage II (@LineageII) July 8, 2026
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