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Total Battle Events Calendar (November 2026): Dates in UTC

Three armoured commanders lean over a stone table holding a map of kingdoms, with event boards, banners and a dragon silhouette in the dusk sky behind them
Written by Hana

Total Battle’s Elven Season ends Nov 21 and Army Boost ends Nov 30 (UTC). How regular tournaments and Clash for the Throne rotate, by source.

Total Battle has two dated events right now, both listed on its App Store page: the Elven Season (“Conquer the Emerald Throne!”), which runs until November 21, 21:30 UTC, and the Seasonal Kingdom: Army Boost! special event, which runs until November 30, 21:30 UTC. Everything else in the game’s tournament list rotates without a published calendar. Below: both dated events in your time zone, how each tournament type works, and which claims come from Scorewarrior and which are community-reported.

Scorewarrior doesn’t publish a monthly Total Battle calendar. Its help center says regular tournaments “do not have specific launch dates and times”, and it points players to the in-game Tournaments section and its community page for the schedule. The dated rows here come from the Total Battle App Store page; the tournament rules come from the official Scorewarrior help center events section. Both were checked on Nov 12, 2026, 20:58 UTC. Your in-game timer always wins.

Quick answer: Total Battle events calendar

  • Elven Season (“Conquer the Emerald Throne!”): October 22, 21:00 UTC to November 21, 21:30 UTC, per the App Store. It adds the Verdant Court City appearance and exclusive Hero frames.
  • Seasonal Kingdom: Army Boost!: November 10, 22:00 UTC to November 30, 21:30 UTC, per the App Store. It features Mythic Captains, Artifacts and a permanent Monument of Triumph.
  • Regular tournaments: random order, no fixed times, one at a time, lasting 2, 3.5 or 5 hours each (official help center).
  • Clash for the Throne: held roughly every two weeks and lasts two days (official help center). No dates are published.
  • Daily gift: one gift link per weekday on the help center, active within UTC+3. See our Total Battle codes and daily gifts page.

Total Battle events in November 2026 (dated)

Date (2026, UTC) Event What the listing says Source
Oct 22, 21:00 to Nov 21, 21:30 Elven Season: Conquer the Emerald Throne! Join Aydae, claim the Verdant Court City appearance, unlock exclusive Hero frames. Listed as a new season. App Store in-app event
Nov 10, 22:00 to Nov 30, 21:30 Seasonal Kingdom: Army Boost! Mythic Captains, Artifacts and a brand-new Monument. Claim the permanent Monument of Triumph to feed your Kingdom and field a bigger army. Listed as a special event. App Store in-app event
Oct 20 to Nov 1 (ended) Pumpkin Harvest Halloween event with daily epic monsters, a Battle Pass and a final Jack Reaper showdown. The article prints no year. Help center, “What’s new?”
Total Battle Elven Season event art: a hooded elven archer drawing a glowing bow beside a purple blossoming tree in front of a castle tower

Art from the App Store listing for the Elven Season, which runs to Nov 21, 2026, 21:30 UTC. Image: Scorewarrior

When do the two events end in your time zone?

The App Store lists both end times as UTC timestamps. US clocks went back on November 1, so for the rest of November Eastern Time is UTC-5 and Pacific Time is UTC-8. The last row uses UTC+3 because that is the time zone Scorewarrior gives for its daily gift links.

UTC New York (ET) Los Angeles (PT) London India (IST) Manila UTC+3
Nov 21, 21:30 (Elven Season ends) Nov 21, 4:30 PM Nov 21, 1:30 PM Nov 21, 21:30 Nov 22, 3:00 AM Nov 22, 5:30 AM Nov 22, 00:30
Nov 30, 21:30 (Army Boost ends) Nov 30, 4:30 PM Nov 30, 1:30 PM Nov 30, 21:30 Dec 1, 3:00 AM Dec 1, 5:30 AM Dec 1, 00:30

That leaves nine days of the Elven Season and 18 days of Army Boost from November 12. The help center also says the Seasonal Kingdom itself “lasts for 90 days” with a timer on its icon, which is a separate clock from these two event windows. Trust the timer in the game for what you can still claim.

How Total Battle tournaments rotate

Beyond the dated events, Total Battle runs a long list of tournaments. The help center sorts them into regular tournaments, troop-revival events, global events, epic monster battles and a handful of one-offs such as Pursuit of Evolution and Summon Mastery. Here is what Scorewarrior says about timing for each group.

Event type Timing, per the help center How you score
Regular tournaments Launched at random, one after another. The same tournament can’t run twice in a row, and only one is active at a time. Top 100 players are rewarded. Varies by tournament (see list below)
Clash for the Throne Roughly every two weeks, two days long Day 1: Conquest points, top 100 become Senators. Day 2: Senators vote for a new King.
Clash of Kingdoms No dates published Capture and hold banners from other Kingdoms. Kingdoms sit in leagues; the top two are promoted and the bottom two relegated.
Epic monster battles Only one of Doomsday, Arachne’s Swarm, Armageddon, Hellforge or Shadow Invasion is active at a time Kill epic monsters together with your Kingdom
The Great Hunt No dates published Clan tournament: complete monster-hunting contracts (10 per player at the start)
Trials of Olympus A new stage each day over several days Clan tournament in groups of three Clans; Clan needs 55 members and a Clan Capital
Prime Arena A seven-day tournament Army-against-army battles in the Colosseum, with 20 attack attempts for the first launch

Regular tournaments: how long each one lasts

Scorewarrior groups the regular tournaments by length, which is the closest thing to a timetable it publishes. Because the order is random, the “Coming soon” list in the Tournaments window is the only way to see what is next.

Length Tournaments and what earns points
2 hours Scientific Progress (research), Hammer and Anvil (craft equipment), King’s Mercy (Gold Ingots to the Royal Treasury), Capital Challenge (resources to the Clan Capital), The Quest for Chests (open chests)
3.5 hours Castle Development (build and upgrade), Call of Duty (train troops), Regular Decrees (daily quests), Silver Rush, War Tools (collect on the map), Power Points (VIP points), Battle Training (hire monsters)
5 hours Gold Rush, Beastslayer (defeat monsters), Crypt Raiders, Wargames (defeat other players’ troops), Officer Academy (Hero and Captain experience), Tar Mastery, Blessing of the Gods (revive troops)

Practical takeaway: the points come from things you were going to do anyway. If a short tournament matches an upgrade you had queued, such as Castle Development for buildings or Hammer and Anvil for the Forge, that is the moment to spend it. Rewards are credited when you next log in.

Total Battle Army Boost event art: a braided, bearded warrior holds a glowing blue crystal in front of a golden statue of a woman in a forest clearing

Art from the App Store listing for Seasonal Kingdom: Army Boost!, which runs to Nov 30, 2026, 21:30 UTC. Image: Scorewarrior

Clash for the Throne: the biweekly event

Clash for the Throne is the one recurring event with a rhythm in the official text: “roughly every two weeks” for two days. On the first day, players collect Conquest points by defeating other players’ armies or taking part in Shadow Invasion. The top player becomes Princeps with 25 delegates, and places 2 to 99 become Senators with 10 delegates each. On the second day, only those title holders vote for the King. The help center adds that players in the top 100 can’t activate the Shield of Peace during the event.

Scorewarrior doesn’t say what day of the week it starts, so the exact date is something to read from the Tournaments window in your own Kingdom.

Where to check the real Total Battle schedule

  1. Open the Tournaments section in the game. The help center says tournaments are announced there, and the “Coming soon” list shows the next regular tournament.
  2. Check the Seasonal Kingdom icon or event window for its timer.
  3. Look at the in-app event cards on the App Store listing, which is where the dated rows above came from.
  4. Read the help center “What’s new?” section for event explainers, such as the Prime Arena and the Pumpkin Harvest.

One note on platforms: the help center says Total Battle left Facebook on September 30, 2026, after Facebook retired its web games platform. You can keep playing with the Facebook login on totalbattle.com, the App Store or Google Play.

More Total Battle and strategy-game calendars

For free rewards between events, check our Total Battle codes page: the game has no code box, but the help center posts one gift link per weekday. We publish the same kind of schedule for other mobile strategy games: the Kingshot events calendar, the Last War events calendar, the Whiteout Survival events calendar, the Evony events calendar and the Clash of Clans events calendar. If you want something similar to try, our games like Last War list has 12 survival strategy picks.

FAQ

When does the Elven Season end in Total Battle?

The App Store event listing gives November 21, 2026, at 21:30 UTC, which is 4:30 PM ET and 1:30 PM PT on Saturday, November 21. In UTC+3 that is 00:30 on November 22.

How often are Total Battle tournaments?

Regular tournaments start at random, back to back, and last 2, 3.5 or 5 hours. There is no schedule. Clash for the Throne is the only event the help center gives a rhythm for: roughly every two weeks.

Where can I see the Total Battle event schedule?

In the game’s Tournaments section, which lists upcoming regular tournaments under “Coming soon”. Scorewarrior’s help center also points to its community page, which we haven’t checked.

Sources: Scorewarrior, Total Battle on the App Store (in-app events: Conquer the Emerald Throne! and Seasonal Kingdom: Army Boost!). Scorewarrior help center: Regular tournaments, All tournaments in the game, Clash for the Throne, Clash of Kingdoms, Epic monster battles, The Great Hunt, Trials of Olympus, What is the Prime Arena?, What is the Seasonal Kingdom?, Pumpkin Harvest, Total Battle has left Facebook and Get daily gift. All checked Nov 12, 2026, 20:58 UTC.

Featured image: AI-generated illustration

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Hana

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