The Karantez land is also known as the truce zone. In this area, players will Cannot fight, build a fortress or join an alliance. You can only freely collect resources and fight dark monsters here.

However, you will cannot participate in all events on the side of the combat zone. When entering season 2, you will have 7 days to freely choose your starting land.

After 7 days, you can only move to the truce zone. Once you have moved to the truce zone, you will cannot return other lands. You should consider carefully before moving to the ceasefire zone.

In season 2, dragon training will not be given to you prestige point like season 1. You can only receive items including books to increase character exp and trail coins when passing levels.

The dragon training levels have also been upgraded by the developer from 80 levels to the maximum 120 levels. All the levels you conquered in season 1 will be kept.

In season 1, you can earn prestige points when participating in the dragon training trial and receive rewards every day. However, this mechanism has been completely changed in season 2.

Season 2 of Call of Dragons, players will receive prestige points to policy upgrade through activities such as defeating dwarven guards, completing the season story, contributing alliance technology, dark fortresses, and destroying servant Behemoths.

The policy in season 2 will change a few basic points compared to season 1. Specifically, the ability to increase the production speed of resource mines will be replaced by Reduce resource therapy costs in the doctor's tent.

Another very important change factor that you need to understand is policy “Military Expansion”.

Army capacity will be replaced from quantity to % in season 2. This makes generals who possess army capacity skills like Hosk and Madeline stronger than ever.

All your generals will be reset back to level 30 at the start of season 2. If the champion is below level 30, it will remain at the same level. In addition, the number of hero upgrade stars will increase from 4 to 5 stars for epic champions. From 4 to 6 stars for legendary generals.

Each star mark will add different stats to your army. At 5 stars, additional points will be added +5% ignore ATK. And 6 stars will add up +5% ignores DEF.