A live event and tournament schedule with a countdown to every recurring Total Battle event in K299, shown in your local time. Pair it with the Reset Time Converter to line up daily resets with each event window.
Times shown in your local timezone. The game schedule is approximate; slots can shift by minutes or hours around their usual cadence. Event end times exported to calendars default to one hour; adjust after import if needed.
Events are grouped into one card per UTC calendar day. Today’s card splits into “Now active” (events running right now) and “Upcoming today” (events starting later today). Tomorrow’s card splits into “Still running” (events that started earlier and continue into tomorrow) and “Upcoming tomorrow”; later days follow the same pattern with “Still running” and “Starting”. Every event appears on every day it is active, so a 24h event like Doomsday shows up on both its start day and its end day, and the 5-day Trials of Olympus shows on six consecutive cards. Within each section events sort by category priority: monthly first, then biweekly, weekly, and finally mini. Each row shows either the start time and a “in X” countdown, or the end time and an “ends in X” countdown, depending on the section. The 19 mini events from totalcalculator are folded in alongside the major events. A one-click “Add reminder” link opens Google Calendar prefilled with the next occurrence.
The Peace/War chip in the topbar follows the K299 Rules of Engagement: PvP is only legal during Clash for the Throne, Days 1–2. Every other moment in the cycle is peace.
War while CoT Days 1–2 are active. The chip counts down to the end of the PvP window. PvP is open kingdom-wide; expect attacks and rallies.
Peace at every other time, including the rest of the CoT cycle, Ragnarök, Rise of the Ancients, and Ancients’ Treasure.
The chip’s tooltip names the active phase and when it ends. On touch devices, long-press to surface the tooltip.
For the binding text, read the pinned message in the in-game K299-ROE chat; this page tracks whatever rule is currently in force.