Triumph against other players in intense PvP combat in the Arena in Throne and Liberty (TL). Learn how to unlock Arena, what the rewards are, tips for winning, and more in this guide.

How to Unlock Arena

Unlocked Upon Reaching Level 50

Players can participate in arena battles as soon as they reach level 50, which is typically done after progressing through the main story.
Leveling Guide: 1 - 50

Arena Explained

Mechanics for Arena
Matchmaking Scoring System Arena Buffs Weapon Restrictions Other Restrictions

Matchmaking

There are two main modes of Arena PvP. Normal and Ranked.

Normal Mode

In Normal Mode, players' matches are not determined by rank and they can queue up with any team size.

Ranked Mode

For Ranked Mode, players can join the queue via Individual Match or Team Match. In Ranked Mode, the system will always try to match players who are closer in rank.

In Individual Match, participants are divided into two teams of three. All entrants are players who queued alone.

In Ranked Team Matches, players would have to queue up in teams of three to participate and would receive a separate ranking from individual matches.

Friendly Matches

Friendly matches are played by inviting players to participate in Arena PvP in teams of three. There are no rank restrictions for friendly matches, but there are no rewards. Friendly matches are best used for practice or sparring.

Scoring System

The goal in Arena is to score 200 points or have the highest score before the match ends. Players earn points by killing other players on the opposing team and collecting their battlefield tokens.

Player in the arena are grouped in teams of three. Each player carries at least one token. They can keep any tokens they collect as long as they are alive.

Every 30 seconds, the total number of battleground tokens for each team will be tallied and added to the team score.

Killing players with large amounts of tokens also earns extra points. Keep this in mind, as calculated deaths can be beneficial to replenish Health and Mana, as well as to mitigate risk.

Overwhelming Victory

If there is a difference of 12 or more tokens for three consecutive scoring periods, the game is concluded and the team with the token advantage automatically wins.

Arena Buffs

Buffs in Arena
Buff	Effect
Enchant Attack Power	Increases Damage Dealt
Shield	Provides Survivability
Invisibility	Provides Invisibility for a Short Duration

After some time has passed, players will be able to choose one of three buffs available upon respawn before entering the battleground.

Each player can only have one buff, but there are no restrictions on the buffs themselves, so each party member can choose the buffs they want.

Weapon Restrictions

Weapon	Count Limit
Sword and Shield	1
Greatsword	2
Longbow	2
Crossbows	2
Wand	1
Daggers	2
Staff	2

Each team would have a limit on the number of weapons they could bring. As a general rule, each team can only have one Sword and Shield user and one Wand user, and the rest can only have 2 users of the same weapon.

It would be wise for prebuilt teams to discuss preferred classes to match each other's play styles before signing up for a match, and to avoid any overlap.

Other Restrictions

Guardians and Restoration Crystals cannot be used in Arena. Keep this in mind when engaging opponents, as are not able to rely on guardians that are essential for burst windows or survival.

Players can use dash and glide morphs, but cannot use shapeshift.

Arena Tips

Learn the Matchup

At the start of the match, players can see what weapons the opposing team is carrying. By studying the most common PvP skills for weapon types, players can anticipate what the opponent will do and try to counter it.

For example, Seekers function very differently from Liberators. Even though they both have Longbows, their approach to combat can be quite different, and they do not necessarily take the same longbow skills.

This would help prioritize targets and figure out what the windows of opportunity are for each class, so players can see what the win conditions are for each engagement.

This would help players know which targets to prioritize. Once they do that, they can figure out the best time to take down a player and what the win conditions are for each engagement.

All Classes

Prepare a Build for PvP

Not all skills have the same impact in PvP and PvE. Some skills are more effective in one than the other, with some overlap in between.

In order to better deal with opponents in PvP, it is highly recommended to have skills and equipment tuned for PvP for the best results.

Use Consumables

Precious Purification Stone
Effects	・Removes Bind ・Silence ・Sleep ・and Stun
Cooldown	2 Minutes
Type	Remedy
Description
A remedy that can only be used in the Arena. Removes certain CC effects applied by other players. Petrification, Weaken, and Collision are not removed.

While the use of healing crystals is forbidden, players can use other consumables to deal with enemies in the arena.

The Rare Purification consumable: Fighting Spirit can be used to counter stuns, and Stellarite can be used to increase damage dealt.

How to Get Rare Purification Remedy: Fighting Spirit

Arena Rewards

Purchase From the Arena Merchant

Arena Merchant Items
Skillful Oppress Bracelet	Skillful Shock Bracelet
Skillful Charging Bracelet	Skillful Corrupted Bracelet
Skillful Silence Bracelet	Quality Stellarite Element
Precious Blessing Pouch	-

Arena Coins earned by achieveing victories in PvP can be used to purchase items and consumables from the Arena Merchant. They can be found near the Town Arena in Kastleton.

Throne and Liberty Related Guides

Beginners' Guide and Tips and Tricks

Tips and Tricks

Starter Guides
Leveling Log Guide	How to Fish
Amitoi House Guide	How to Level Up Fast
How to Change Name and Appearance	Death Penalty Explained
Lithograph Book Guide	Amitoi Expedition Guide
What Are Ornate Coins?	How to Farm Dimensional Contract Tokens
Best Codex Quests to Complete	How to Increase Storage
How to Farm Sollant	How to Earn Stat Points
How to Find Parrot Mail	Leveling Guide: 1 - 50
Best Final Rewards for All Chapters	Can You Trade With Friends?
All Guardians Guide	How to Unlock Traits
All Classes	Resistance Contracts and Contract Rights
Best Contracts to Complete	Where to Find Ant Larva
F2P Guide	What is Fortitude?
War Games Guide	-
Equipment Guides
Skill Enchantment	Equipment Enchantment
How to Transfer Enchantment	Equipment Traits
How to Check Combat Power?	How to Get Weapon Mastery Points
How to Get Better Gear	How to Switch Weapons and Skills
How to Block and Parry	Should You Switch Weapons?
How to Unlock Traits	How to Get Better Gear
Weapon Damage Explained	Should You Destroy or Dissolve Gear?
How to Dissolve Equipment	How to Get Skill Conversion Book
Block Rate Guide	New Weapon: Spear Guide
Advanced Guides
Best Stats	Endgame Guide
List of All Guardians	Guild System Guide
Auction House Guide	How to Farm Contract Coins
How to Farm Lucent	What is the Max Level?
How to Get Skill Conversion Book	Abyssal Contract Tokens Guide
Best Items to Purchase	Best Locations to Get Contracts
Where Is the Guild Base?	How to Increase Guild Level Fast
How to Respec Stats and Skills	Cooking Leveling Guide
Critical Hits and Heavy Attacks Explained	Conflict Events Explained
What is Hit Stat?	Allied Resistance Forces Contracts Guide
How to Climb Gigantrite's Back	Inventory Management Guide
Paola's Research Journal Locations	How to Get Epic Gear
How to Obtain Stardust Clusters	Is There a Rain Schedule?
Tax Rate Guide	How to Counter Stunlock
PVP Guide	Arena Guide
Dailies: Things to Do Every Day	Weeklies: Things to Do Every Week
How to Use Dungeon Waypoints	Ranking System Explained
All Boss Types	-
Configuration Guides
Best Settings	Best Keybinds
Best Controller Settings	How to Change Servers
Best Server to Join	How to Switch Targets During Combat
List of Controls	Action and Classic Mode Differences
HUD Explained	-