Conclave Arcana Conflicts begin on 7/15/2025! Review the Official Announcemnents below.
- https://peakd.com/hive-13323/@splinterlands/introducing-conclave-arcana
- https://peakd.com/splinterlands/@splinterlands/conclave-arcana-conflicts-prepare-for-battle
What are Conflicts?
Conflicts are an airdrop system that was initially introduced with the Rebellion set and continues into Conclave Arcana. Previously, players received airdrops based on the number of packs purchased, with no requirement to continue to hold them. With Conflicts, players must contribute to the war effort (by purchasing Mage Wagons and staking Conclave Arcana and Rebellion packs and cards within these wagons) to accumulate chances at an airdrop. There will be 9 Conflicts in total, each lasting around 30 days.
What are the requirements to participate in Conflicts?
To participate in Conflicts, players need the following:
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Mage Wagon(s) may be crafted using land resources or purchased from the non-card market.
- One wagon is required to claim one copy of an airdrop card. If players earn more than one airdrop per wagon, they will be prompted to add additional wagons to their inventory to claim additional copies.
- Conclave Arcana or Rebellion cards and unopened packs.
- Rebellion items generate half the contribution as Conclave Arcana items.
- These items must be owned by you.
- Cards that are delegated or rented to you may NOT be used in Conflicts.
- Cards that you have delegated out or listed on the market may NOT be used in Conflicts.
- Each Mage Wagon allows up to 5 cards and 100 packs to be staked.
**Note: Packs do not need to be purchased directly from the Splinterlands shop to participate in Conflicts. They may be purchased on the Non-Card Market.
How do I participate in Conflicts?
Follow this guide: How to Enter Conflicts.
QuickStart: Navigate to the Conflicts page via the header menu.
- Next, purchase or build Mage Wagons and stake your owned Conclave Arcana or Rebellion cards and packs to begin contributing to the war effort.
- **Before entering Conflicts, ensure your settings are adjusted to a comfortable listening volume. **
Should I be aware of any cooldown periods?
Cards and packs removed from Mage Wagons are NOT subject to cooldown and will be immediately available for transfer, sale, or use on land.
However, actions regarding the management of your Mage Wagons are subject to cooldown periods:
- After you add cards to a Mage Wagon, there is a 15-minute cooldown before you can adjust its contents. When you hover over the wagon, the text On Cooldown and a countdown timer will appear.
- There is a 60-minute cooldown before you may use the bulk Auto-Fill feature again (after filling all available wagons).
- After using the bulk Clear All feature, a 15-minute cooldown occurs before you may use it again.
- Wagon management actions (i.e., staking and unstaking cards and packs) may not be taken for 15 minutes before the end of the Conflict period.
- At the end of the Conflict, players who participated can claim their rewards after a 15-minute processing window.
- Wagon management actions may not be taken for the first 15 minutes after the start of a new Conflict.
What happens when I add cards to a Conflict?
To participate in a Conflict, only Conclave Arcana or Rebellion cards that you own can be staked to a Mage Wagon (cards delegated or rented—either to you or by you—may not be used). An icon on your collection page will indicate cards that are in use on your Mage Wagons.
- Cards actively participating in a Conflict are available for play in brawls, tournaments, and ranked play.
- Cards actively participating in a Conflict may NOT be traded, rented, delegated, or sold.
Cards may be removed from Conflicts at any time and will be instantly available for transfer or sale without cooldown.
You may view cards staked on Mage Wagons by using the On Wagons filter within your collection page.
You may also use the Not on Wagons filter to view cards that are not currently on wagons.
What happens when I add packs to a Conflict?
Mage Wagons increase the total packs you can stake in a Conflict by 100. Staked packs are removed from the mana well balance and added to your Conflicts balance as indicated by the green arrow below.
To remove your packs from Conflicts, click the + next to the balance and select the Remove tab. Input the number of packs you wish to remove and click the Remove Packs button.
- Capacity shows the number of packs you have staked versus the available wagon capacity for packs.
- Packs Available shows the number of packs in your inventory available to stake.
View your updated Contribution above the Save Changes button.
How are points for Conflicts calculated?
Contribution to Conflicts is calculated based on the total Collection Power of your staked cards.
- (CP x hours left in the Conflict)/100,000 = Chances
- Each staked pack adds Contribution towards the Conflict (based on the type of pack).
- The total collection power of the cards in a Mage Wagon (max of 5 cards), combined with its staked packs, determines its Contribution per hour.
- Higher-level cards have higher collection power and contribute more to the war effort.
- For every 100,000 Contribution accumulated, 1 chance at an airdrop is granted. No half or partial chances will be awarded.
- For the duration of the Conflict, your staked cards and packs will continuously contribute to the war effort.
- Each Conflict will last around 30 days and may be joined any time before it ends.
- Review How to Calculate Conflicts Contribution and Airdrop Chances for a step-by-step walkthrough for determining your total chances throughout the Conflict.
View the Current and Estimated Chances based on cards staked on the main conflicts page, or within an individual conflict.
What happens after a Conflict ends?
- Staking and unstaking actions may not be taken for 15 minutes before the end of the Conflict.
- At the end of the Conflict, players who participated can claim their rewards after a 15-minute processing window.
- Participants’ Contribution will reset to 0 for the new Conflict.
- Players have the option to repair Mage Wagons that were damaged by receiving airdrop cards.
- Mage Wagons with staked cards or packs will automatically begin contributing to the next Conflict.
Each Conflict will have an airdrop card that all participants have a chance to earn.
If your Chances don’t earn any copies of the Conflict’s airdrop card, it’s still possible to get them in card packs or on the market. All airdrop cards can be found in Conclave Arcana card packs after their respective Conflict event has ended.
What are the rewards for participating in Conflicts?
What was the first Conflict?
The first ever Conflict was A Call to Arms: The Interdiction of Icewall Bay.
View the lore of the Rebellion at https://lore.splinterlands.com/the-world/timeline/rebellion.
What are the chances of receiving a Gold or Black Foil card?
- Every 100,000 points earns you 1 entry toward the Conflict airdrop.
- A guaranteed drop is awarded after a specific number of entries. The number of entries required increase as the Conflict progresses. View the chances in game by hovering over the chances displayed for that particular Conflict.
- For every 25 cards received in one Conflict, you are guaranteed 1 Gold Foil version.
- If you use alchemy potions to boost all of your chances it will be reduced to 1 Gold Foil version for every 13 cards.
- Each card has a 4% chance to be Gold Foil, and a 0.1% to be Black Foil. Use 50 Alchemy and 50 Midnight Potions to double your chances of receiving gold and black foil cards, respectively. Arcane variants are added to packs after the Conflict ends.
How Can I Verify the Results of a Conflict?
Navigate to Conflicts via the shop page and click Review under the completed Conflict.
Next, scroll to the bottom of the page to view the claimed date. Click the links to verify the card distribution and results.
What is the Difference Between Verify Card Distribution and Verify Results?
- Verify card distribution allows you to verify the number of airdrop cards players have received.
- Verify results allows you to verify the distribution of regular and gold foil cards within your claim and test various scenarios.
Verify card distribution:
- This option generates the list of players who have received cards as well as the amounts they have received.
- Note the Conflicts Season, Block Number, Block ID, Previous Block ID, and Transaction ID. This information may be used to verify the transaction with an external block explorer.
- Click Generate Results and use the filter indicated by the red arrow to view and sort the results.
- Gold Foil distribution is not available here, but may be viewed by clicking verify results.
Verify results:
- This option allows you to view the results of your claim, including regular and gold foil cards.
- Note the Conflicts Season, Block Number, Block ID, Previous Block ID, and Transaction ID. This information may be used to verify the transaction via an external block explorer.
- You may adjust the number of cards and Boosted Chances to see what the proportion of gold foil cards you received would have been given different circumstances.
- This data CANNOT be used to project guaranteed future outcomes.
- When you are ready, click Generate Results.
After generating results you may:
- Click the orange link to view the transaction on Hiveblocks as indicated by the red arrow.
- View the distribution of regular and gold foil Conflict cards as well as the total number of both.
- View the Card IDs.
Is there a leaderboard for Conflicts?
Yes. Navigate to the Leaderboard by clicking the button indicated by the red arrow below.
You may toggle between the available Conflicts using the drop-down menu in the upper right corner.
The leaderboard will help you to assess how competitive a particular Conflict is and your chance of getting airdrops relative to other players.
**The full leaderboard is updated every hour on the hour.
Can I combine cards staked on Mage Wagons?
Yes! Follow this guide: Combining Cards on Mage Wagons.
What happens to my Mage Wagons when Conflicts End?
When Conflicts end, players may wish to remove all cards and packs from their Mage Wagons using the clear all button found on the final Manage Wagons screen. Though wagons will no longer be in use, they will reside in your inventory under Conflict Items.