Season 3 · Asgard’s Trial
Manors
Manors have their own button on the season hub, their own boss, and seven Chronicles quests that run from day 1 to the final chapter. They climb in level as the season goes on, and the last chapter wants eight of them at once. Start taking Manors on day 1 and never stop.
- Take your first Manor on day 1. Chapter 2 asks for one at level 4 or above, and it is the first Solo occupation quest in the season.
- Hold what you take. Seven separate chapters want Manors. Retaking one every third chapter costs far more than holding it continuously.
- Climb with the quests. They ask for level 4, then 5, then 6, then two at 6, then 7, and finally eight at level 5 or above. Upgrade the ground you hold rather than chasing new ground each time.
- Bring a rally to the Manor Leader. The boss is the Manor Holy General at 6,500,000, fought with a five-hero lineup per side against a timer. This is not a solo march.
- Plan the count backwards from chapter 24. The Final Settlement wants eight Manors at level 5+. A tribe that has been accumulating since day 1 arrives with them. A tribe that starts in the last week does not.
Every Manor quest in the season
| Chapter | Day | What it asks | Family |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 1 | Occupy 1 Manor, level 4+ | Solo |
| 5 | 5 | Occupy 1 Manor, level 5+ | Solo |
| 9 | 10 | Occupy 1 Manor, level 6+ | Solo |
| 11 | 13–15 | Occupy 3 Manors, level 4+ | Solo, in the Initial Phase Settlement |
| 13 | 18 | Occupy 2 Manors, level 6+ | Solo |
| 15 | 21 | Occupy 1 Manor, level 7+ | Solo |
| 24 | 30–45 | Occupy 8 Manors, level 5+ | Solo, in the Final Settlement |
Seven quests across the season, and every one of them is a Solo quest. Manors are the thread of personal accountability running the whole length of Asgard's Trial — your tribe cannot clear these for you.
| Chapter | Level wanted | Relative |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 4 | |
| 5 | 5 | |
| 9 and 13 | 6 | |
| 15 | 7 |
The Manor Leader
Manors are defended by a boss the game calls the Manor Holy General, with 6,500,000 printed beside its name in the battle header. The fight uses five heroes a side and runs against a visible timer.
The first time your tribe defeats one, the kingdom gets a full-screen banner — "DEFEAT A MANOR LEADER FOR THE FIRST TIME" — and every tribe member receives rewards. That is a one-time payout for the whole tribe, so it is worth coordinating rather than letting it happen by accident.
Why Manors reward the patient
Almost everything else in Asgard is contested at a moment: a Gate opens, a landmark unlocks, a settlement window runs for three days. Manors are not like that. They are a holding, and the Chronicles checks your holdings seven times over 45 days at steadily higher levels. The player who treats Manors as continuous territory rather than as seven separate errands finishes the season with eight of them and barely notices the final quest.
- Don't let a Manor go once you hold it. You will be asked for it again three chapters later, at a higher level.
- Don't solo a Manor Leader. 6,500,000 with a five-hero lineup is a rally.
- Don't leave the eight-Manor quest to the Final Settlement. It is the last chapter of the season and everything else is on fire at the same time.
- Don't expect your tribe to cover this. Every Manor quest in the season is a Solo quest.