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Albion Online Invasion Day on Saturday Will Set the End of Season 14

Christina Gonzalez Posted:
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Albion Online is getting into the final stages of season 14 with the third invasion day this weekend. So the territory reset is coming, this time with a double season points bonus, if you need an incentive.

As players know, the seasons bring change and guilds will have opportunities to claim new territories when the reset happens. The reset happening this weekend is the second after the Lands Awakened update changed the guild system, and the third of the current season. After getting a feel for the new system in December, now it’s time for guilds to take another shot at dominance (and fortification).

Invasion Day is always a big one for Albion Online but now players and guild leadership have had a chance to understand how the new guild systems will affect their strategies. This round should be worth paying attention to to see if there are any major shifts.

Of course there will be streams. They’re happening, once again, separately, with one for the EU and one for North America. The EU stream is up first Saturday at 5:30 PM/17:30 UTC on the Albion Twitch channel, with the 1800 UTC reset and territory claims rush opening up. North and South America will go with a stream happening at 12:30 AM Sunday UTC with territory becoming claimable at 1 AM UTC. 1 AM UTC is 8 PM Saturday night Eastern time and 5 PM Saturday Pacific time, so everyone is able to go all in on Saturday.

The official season 14 schedule notes that the season will end on February 21, 2022, so this particular invasion day is going to be very important. After Saturday, we’ll all see where things settle for the last part of the season.

For full details on the reset and stream plans, head to Albion Online


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Christina Gonzalez

Christina is MMORPG.COM’s News Editor and a contributor since 2011. Always a fan of great community and wondering if the same sort of magic that was her first guild exists anymore.