The Glory and Wisdom of Silla: Snowbloom Heir & Sage Monarch Showcase
Dear Warlords,
As Viking berserkers still roar through northern fjords, Spartan shields shatter Thermopylae's pass, and the smoke of Gustavus' muskets fades—only for Queen Seondeok's golden crown to ignite the eastern shores. CB's world surges with tidal waves of civilizations, already home to a vast array of cultures. More war cries awaken across eras, and every conquest reforges this world's destiny.
To this day, a thousand years have passed. Now it's time to embrace the new season and embark on your journey of conquest. East of the great sea, where snow-capped mountains stand tall and the cold river flows endlessly, the Kingdom of Silla once thrived. Set against the backdrop of Korea’s Three Kingdoms era, the new season unfolds with the epic saga of the Silla Dynasty.
Preorder the Silla season pass now, unlock the Victory Pass, and earn a Silla season unit for free. Set yourself apart on the battlefield. prepare in advance, the battle draws near!
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Preorder the "Silla" Season Pass now
Preorder the Silla pass grants access to the Victory Pass challenge. Complete it to earn 2x Unit tokens for the「Silla Guards」when the new season launches on March 20.
Event Rules
Silla season introduces two attires-Snowbloom Heir and Sage Monarch, capturing the purity of a crown prince’s vow and the transcendent wisdom of a queen.
Snowbloom Heir
Design Inspiration
In Silla, the pure white robe symbolizes unwavering virtue, representing the noble responsibility —when the flames of war reach the city walls, only the frost-like color on the robes can pierce through the darkness, bringing a glimmer of hope.
Regardless of bloodline, the members are always dressed in white robes. On a snowy night in Gyeongju, the robes of the Silla people are sharper than the moonlight and snowflakes. Notice the flowing silver light in the attire. It's not just embroidery, but the reflection of the sharpness when the legion charges, shattering the ice beneath their feet.
The design of the attire echoes the tradition of wearing white robes, and donning this attire signifies a resolute determination—because they knows their responsibility: to protect the people of Silla at any cost, even at the cost of their own life.
Sage Monarch
Design Inspiration
When the first arrow pierced through the peony fields outside Gyeongju, Queen Seondeok’s garments billowed with a speed faster than the trembling of the bowstring. “Peony—brilliant yet scentless, unnoticed by all.” Her unique perspective on the peony symbolized her emergence as a ruler with foresight.
This attire is inspired by the legend of Queen Seondeok—"The youthful peony foretells the heavenly kingdom." Notice how the peony, scentless, blooms at the cuffs with every step she takes, harboring the power to sever the enemy's bowstrings, as if to remind us that a true ruler holds prophecies within every crease of their attire.
As Viking berserkers still roar through northern fjords, Spartan shields shatter Thermopylae's pass, and the smoke of Gustavus' muskets fades—only for Queen Seondeok's golden crown to ignite the eastern shores. CB's world surges with tidal waves of civilizations, already home to a vast array of cultures. More war cries awaken across eras, and every conquest reforges this world's destiny.
To this day, a thousand years have passed. Now it's time to embrace the new season and embark on your journey of conquest. East of the great sea, where snow-capped mountains stand tall and the cold river flows endlessly, the Kingdom of Silla once thrived. Set against the backdrop of Korea’s Three Kingdoms era, the new season unfolds with the epic saga of the Silla Dynasty.
Preorder the Silla season pass now, unlock the Victory Pass, and earn a Silla season unit for free. Set yourself apart on the battlefield. prepare in advance, the battle draws near!
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Preorder the "Silla" Season Pass now
Preorder the Silla pass grants access to the Victory Pass challenge. Complete it to earn 2x Unit tokens for the「Silla Guards」when the new season launches on March 20.
Event Rules
Duration : March 6 (post-maintenance) – March 20 (pre-maintenance).
How to Participate:
Navigate to [O] → [Events] → [Victory Pass] .
Complete daily quests for XP to level up and unlock rewards.
Pre-purchasers unlock all rewards; free players earn partial tiers.
Key Notes: Daily quests reset at 00:00 server time and stack throughout the event.
Silla season introduces two attires-Snowbloom Heir and Sage Monarch, capturing the purity of a crown prince’s vow and the transcendent wisdom of a queen.
Snowbloom Heir
Design Inspiration
In Silla, the pure white robe symbolizes unwavering virtue, representing the noble responsibility —when the flames of war reach the city walls, only the frost-like color on the robes can pierce through the darkness, bringing a glimmer of hope.
Regardless of bloodline, the members are always dressed in white robes. On a snowy night in Gyeongju, the robes of the Silla people are sharper than the moonlight and snowflakes. Notice the flowing silver light in the attire. It's not just embroidery, but the reflection of the sharpness when the legion charges, shattering the ice beneath their feet.
The design of the attire echoes the tradition of wearing white robes, and donning this attire signifies a resolute determination—because they knows their responsibility: to protect the people of Silla at any cost, even at the cost of their own life.
Sage Monarch
Design Inspiration
When the first arrow pierced through the peony fields outside Gyeongju, Queen Seondeok’s garments billowed with a speed faster than the trembling of the bowstring. “Peony—brilliant yet scentless, unnoticed by all.” Her unique perspective on the peony symbolized her emergence as a ruler with foresight.
This attire is inspired by the legend of Queen Seondeok—"The youthful peony foretells the heavenly kingdom." Notice how the peony, scentless, blooms at the cuffs with every step she takes, harboring the power to sever the enemy's bowstrings, as if to remind us that a true ruler holds prophecies within every crease of their attire.