The Global Map and its heated battles are coming back! The strongest clans will lock horns in an uncompromising Confrontation to prove their superiority and earn valuable rewards.

The new clan event will take place from February 7 through February 21, and this time, some familiar rules will change. However, you can still earn a powerful Tier X vehicle as a main reward, as well as other valuable prizes. It’s Confrontation time—may the strongest win!

Reward Vehicles

Let’s start off with the reward vehicles—something that commanders are most interested in! Participation in the Confrontation event gives you a chance to earn one of seven Tier X clan vehicles, including the T95/FV4201 Chieftain. Here’s the full list of vehicles that are available from the game event:

4,000 reward vehicles for earning a position in the event’s personal leaderboard

8,700 reward vehicles from the Auction for prize vehicles

Permit for the Auction for Prize Vehicles

In the Confrontation event, the rules for accessing the Auction for prize vehicles will be changed. Players will need to produce a special Permit in the Workshop to access the Auction for prize vehicles after the event is over. Production of the Permit is instant and does not suspend the production of a vehicle in the Workshop. Once the player receives the Permit (or the event ends), further Permit production will not be possible.

The Lunar New Year is almost upon us, and to celebrate, we’re bringing you a number of great specials to get involved in. Complete repeatable missions with your favorite vehicles to earn Tokens that you can exchange for Year of the Tiger emblems, “Wealth and Prosperity” decals, and the dazzling Lunar Tiger 2D style.

Check out the missions and the style below, and stay alert for more exciting upcoming Lunar New Year activities!

Lunar New Year is a two-week celebration of spring, new beginnings, and good fortune in Asia, as well as many other places around the world. It is based on the cycles of the Moon, so the date of the Lunar New Year is different each year, falling in January or February. Each Lunar Year is named after one of twelve animals (Tiger, Ox, Rat, etc.), and each animal has its own unique characteristics.