Throne and Liberty October Update Adds Velentra Boss and Cross-Server Sieges

What changed#

The October update for Throne and Liberty has officially arrived, bringing a variety of new content, combat adjustments, and large-scale PvP features.

One of the central additions is a brand-new four-star dungeon. Players who venture into this challenging instance will face off against a powerful final boss named Velentra. Defeating Velentra rewards players with Tier 2 equipment, including weapons, accessories, and armor pieces. This dungeon serves as a fresh source of high-level gear designed to help players advance and optimize their characters.

For PvP enthusiasts, the update introduces the highly anticipated cross-server Stonegard Castle siege. This feature allows alliances from different servers to compete against one another for control. Winning alliances will earn additional rewards, and their entire home server will be granted a special server-wide buff called “Great Throne.”

The update also fundamentally alters the game’s combat system by introducing three distinct attack positions: front, flank, and back. A character’s physical positioning relative to their target now directly influences specific attack characteristics and can trigger various additional effects, making tactical positioning a critical factor during encounters. Finally, the update introduces new cosmetic items and decorations alongside other minor adjustments.

Why it matters#

These updates represent a significant shift in both the PvE and PvP landscapes of Throne and Liberty. The introduction of the new four-star dungeon and its boss, Velentra, provides an essential avenue for players looking to acquire Tier 2 gear, which is crucial for high-level character progression.

The cross-server Stonegard Castle siege raises the stakes of competitive PvP, fostering rivalries not just between local guilds, but across entire game servers. The “Great Throne” buff ensures that an alliance’s victory benefits their entire server community, encouraging collective support and server pride.

Furthermore, the new directional combat mechanics (front, flank, and back attacks) add a layer of tactical depth to every encounter. Players can no longer rely solely on cycling through skills; they must constantly monitor their positioning to maximize their damage and trigger secondary combat effects, shifting how both PvE bosses and PvP opponents are approached.

What to do next#

Players interested in tackling the new content should prepare their characters for the four-star dungeon to challenge Velentra and begin farming Tier 2 weapons, armor, and accessories. Alliances looking to participate in the cross-server Stonegard Castle siege should coordinate with their members and prepare strategies to secure the “Great Throne” buff for their home servers. Additionally, players should spend time practicing their positioning in combat to get used to the new front, flank, and back attack mechanics. The complete patch notes, detailing all the changes and additions, are available on the official website for the Russian version of Throne and Liberty.