Last Asylum: PlagueKingdom #217
ENUTC

These times are kingdom #217’s. Every event below fires on this server at the times shown; another kingdom has its own anchors and its own schedule. What does hold everywhere is the mechanics — how an event scores, what it drops, how to prepare. Check the evidence badge on each section before relying on a time.

Show14 / 14

Crystal Cluster Valley

An individual event you opt into (not automatic). Runs on Sundays, server time, across 4 entry windows. Entry closes 20 minutes after each window opens.

New to this event? Start here
No guide material yet. Nothing uploaded to this project so far covers Crystal Cluster Valley — it appears in none of the screenshots, neither community guide, and the Quiz of Wisdom key. Rather than pad this out with plausible-sounding advice, it is left empty on purpose.

What would fill it: the event's own info/rules panel, the scoring or "how to earn points" screen, and one shot of the map or building list if it has one.
Server Time WindowYour Time
Enter at least one server-time slot and a next-known date above to see upcoming occurrences here.
Event guide — how the valley works 9 points · skills table
  • You are given troops on entry. On entering you receive troops equal to your Barracks capacity, all at your highest unlocked tier — so your own army is irrelevant and low-might players are not disadvantaged on numbers.
  • You cannot attack cities inside the valley, but you can seize gathering points that others already hold, including Alliance members.
  • Seizing is destructive. When a node changes hands after reaching a certain collection amount, the gathered Purified Crystal scatters as Crystal Shards around it — taking a node from someone costs the pot something.
  • Failed seizures stack against you. Each failure raises a hero failure count; consecutive failures apply a temporary debuff until the failure timer expires (the count then decreases by 1). Repeatedly throwing yourself at a defended node makes you progressively worse at taking the next one.
  • Plague Rats drop Skill Crystals, which unlock Valley Skills. Those skills work only inside the valley and reset every session, so there is nothing to save.
  • Free relocation is available inside the valley; after use it goes on cooldown, during which you can still relocate by spending Advanced Relocate Items.
  • The Sacred Cave is the single most valuable location on the map.
  • Crystal Clusters come in levels (Lv.1 upward observed) and unoccupied ones are guarded by a Crystal Guardian matching that level (e.g. Lv.2, Lv.3) — defeat the guardian before you can harvest. Higher-level clusters purify Purified Crystals faster. Total Purified Crystals gathered is what decides the final outcome.
  • Instant Crystal is a fast-harvest special cluster appearing in six waves at the 10, 11, 12, 20, 21 and 22 minute marks of the session — the quickest way to bank Purified Crystals if you can be there for the spawn.

Ranking rewards are paid in five brackets — 1st, 2nd–3rd, 4th–10th, 11th–20th and 21st–50th. Finishing unranked pays no ranking reward at all, though gathering rewards still accrue.

Relocation, exact numbers: free once every 360 seconds, then a cooldown during which relocating costs Targeted Relocate items — the cost rises by 1 item per use based on the previous cost, capped at 5 items per relocation.

Why the Sacred Cave specifically: it sits at the map's center and is protected for the first 23 minutes after the valley opens. Once protection lifts, any player in the valley can march on it, but each player may send only one team to contest it. Occupation is ranked, and the top 10 players receive a large Purified Crystal reward added directly to their gathering total at settlement — on top of whatever they gathered normally. This resolves two of the previously open questions below: the reward explains why it's the top location, and the ranking is confirmed individual, not alliance-wide.

Source

Skill Crystals (dropped by Plague Rats) unlock a 5-level tree. Every level offers two mutually exclusive skills — picking one locks out the other for that level, for the rest of the session (skills reset each valley visit, per the point above). Levels 1–4 are passive, applying automatically once learned; Level 5 is active and must be cast manually. Level 5 costs 2,300 Skill Crystals to unlock, the highest of the five.

LevelOption AOption B
1 Periodically gain 1,080 Purified Crystals Gain 1,500 extra Purified Crystals when you slay a Plague Rat
2 Single Hero March Capacity +50 Not captured — a march/movement-speed icon, exact effect unconfirmed
3 Not captured — a "win" banner icon, exact effect unconfirmed Gain 5,000 extra Purified Crystals when you fail to seize a Lode (CD 60s)
4 Crystal Cluster Gathering Speed +15% Reduces the duration of debuffs received by 30s
5 (2,300 crystals, active) Not captured — icon suggests a squad/group effect, exact effect unconfirmed Increases Hero DMG by 15% for 60s (CD 300s)

The Level 3 "fail to seize a Lode" bonus and the Level 4 "reduces debuff duration" option both interact directly with the failed-seizure debuff mechanic described above — one banks a consolation reward on failure, the other shortens the resulting penalty. Three of the ten skill options weren't legible enough to transcribe their effect text; flagged rather than guessed.

Schedule confirmed. The four Sunday server-time windows above are confirmed. A live entry screen (2 Aug 2026) showed four daily slots in the device’s local time — 06:00–06:30, 13:00–13:30, 22:00–22:30 and 03:00–03:30 (next day) — and Anna confirmed on 23 Aug 2026 that the device was on UTC+2. Converted at that offset all four land exactly on the windows above, including the next-day rollover on the last, so what was a working assumption is now a conversion. Four windows, one entry: the valley may be entered once per week, so pick the window you can actually play rather than the first one you see. Exact scoring rates (Purified Crystals per rank, per cluster level) are still open — only the mechanics that produce the score are confirmed, not the point values themselves.