Prepare for a solo battlefield
Check registration and the entry time in your event panel, then recall deployed and scouting squads. Set aside enough uninterrupted time to play the match. Your usual gathering, position and march-speed bonuses do not all apply here, so judge a route by the event’s displayed timers rather than a normal wilderness march.
Build a repeatable scoring route
- Use nearby enemies and attainable veins to build progress before contesting the busiest objectives. An occupied vein is only useful if you can keep collecting from it.
- Read each offered event skill against your current plan. Skills of different levels can stack; check the resulting effect rather than assuming the later choice replaces everything.
- Leave time for heroes to recover after a defeat. The event uses a hero recovery cooldown, even though soldiers outside the battlefield are not lost.
- Check whether a teleport is free before confirming it. Paid teleports during the cooldown consume Advanced Teleporters.
Know when to change targets
If repeated attacks deny more gathering time than they gain, move to a quieter vein. Treat the Peak of Eternity as a contested objective with its own rewards, not a requirement for every useful run. Compare your final Copper Ore and occupation rewards separately.