I am guessing many of you players have questions and are confused about how [War Zone] works and what are it's effects. So allow me as the GM your Enejiang to break it down for you (≧◡≦)

First a [War Zone] is an area which players of any levels or guild can fight and slaughter each other indiscriminately regardless of levels or affiliation. But you must be asking: "Enejiang, how can you let such a thing happen? What about the noobs?" Well, with all consideration taken into account it is safe to say I don't give two...BANANAS (≧▽≦) Well JK, anything the purchaser is willing to pay for, it's what most players came for right? Anyways, getting a little too ahead of myself...Ahem* moving on...

The [War Zone] is activated by a [War Scroll] and can be used anywhere in the world (Except inside a dungeon or inside city boundary). And from the point where the player activated the [War Scroll], whether its by voice command or tapping the [Use] icon. A spherical area of 10km radius (Also includes underground and the sky) will immediately become a [War Zone]. When a player enters upon a [War Zone], a tiny red icon below their health bar will appear, indicating that they are in a war zone. And for those of you who don't use display, there will be a voice reminder, announcing that you have stepped in a [War Zone]. A [War Scroll] cannot be activated in pre-existing areas of [War Zone] (War Zones can still overlap).

The [War Zone] last 24 hours from the moment it is activated, and will disappear at the exact last second (Remaining time can only be seen by user). And once the [War Zone] effect is gone, all [Newbie Protection Laws] will apply. If one player is inside and outside of the [War Zone], neither cannot attack one another indiscriminately, including the usage of any sort of range attack or spells (Though if the player escapes the zone but dies from another player's bleed, poison or curse spell does not count as a violation).

The main purpose of the [War Zone] is to lay siege on another guild's fortress. A player cannot attack another player's fortress, in fact while the player's fortress is in the neutral zone, it is protected by an invisible and invincible barrier by the game. And for those who has set their fortress settings to private, one cannot even enter's its gates without permission. When the [War Zone] appears, the official border of any fortress or cities that touches even the slightest edge of the [War Zone] will have it's whole territory consumed in the [War Zone] as well. And during the window of 12 hours, any player or guild who uses the [Capture Command] (Available in voice command) on the fortress to the very end seizes the fortress (Person must be on the ground or structure and no invisible spells, cannot die during the time, and cannot exit the official borders of the fortress). No one can claim the fortress unless the owner of the place died or has left the official city or fortress border. By the time the 24 hours end, and no one seizes the fortress, the original owners gets to keep it (Whatever damage is made to the fortress still stays).

The [War Zone] unlike the neutral zones or dungeon, as long you die in there, and re-log in again, you will find yourself with a 24 hour penalty before you can log onto [Story Mode] again (Area Mode still accessible). This mechanic is just really made so players on opposite teams cannot retake back their fortress back immediately (Yes, or else it's going to go on and on forever...) Once the [War Zone] is over, there will be a cool down of 7 days (168 hours) of the area, in which no one can cast a [War Scroll] on (Includes fortress and city borders).

Though normal players don't have to worry about [War Zone] too much, because the likely hood of occurring isn't as high as you think. As the current official gold price of the [War Scroll] is 1 million gold or the equivalency of 1000 USD. And can only be purchased in certain stores in the world...(Newbie Town).

Yeah that sums up the rules about the [War Zone]...And I think I just confused the heck out of everyone...HEHE (≧◡≦)