So, I’m still a bit foggy on a couple of kingdom related issues.
Does setting your home kingdom to KingdomA have any benefits other than double tribute?
These are other benefits I’ve heard of but don’t know if they are accurate:
In Arena, you get bonus mana based on your home kingdom’s mana colors. [I’ve never seen the bonus mana icon displayed during arena.]
In PVP, you have a chance of getting a specific kingdom’s arcane stone if you invade an opponent from that kingdom. [e.g. Invade Wild Plains opponent and get Arcane Beast.]
In PVP, you have a chance of getting an arcane specific to your home kingdom if you win a revenge battle. [e.g. Your home is Wild Plains, and you win Arcane Beast after winning a revenge battle.]
Yes, all traitstones are linked to the kingdom fought in for the PC/Mobile version. Consoles have it on random for all kingdoms.
In defends, all defends will be from your home kingdom, so traitstones from defends will occur from your home kingdom. This may change with how defends work in 2.0.
Correct, Broken Spire is the Kingdom of Arena, for Mana bonuses and traitstones
Incorrect, sort of. People are claiming it’s random, I have never gotten a “random” Traitstone from Invasion. The confusion is that the name of the Kingdom shown on the PvP screen is wrong. You can always look in Guild > Activity and it’ll tell you what Kingdom you actually Invaded.
Correct. You get your Home Kingdom’s Traitstones on Defense Wins, not Revenges (unless they use the same Kingdom)
I get it now. I was making it more complex in my mind than it needed to be. So no matter the PVP fight type, the stone that drops comes from the kingdom the fight is held in.
I see – thanks for the clarification. For PC/mobile, you definitely do not get rewards based on fight parameters on defense wins (no bonus souls, no traitstones, no Tyri maps); you get 3 Glory and some random odds and ends (a key here, a Gem there).
The confusion might be that you don’t see any Traitstones you get on Defense Wins, they just “appear” in your inventory. If you keep careful track of your stones like I do, you’ll notice when you get a “random” Arcane stone.