Total Battle Reset Time Converter
Clan chats often refer to times like Reset +2 or Reset −3. This tool shows what each means in your local time.
Timings in clan chat are phrased relative to the daily server reset, so Reset +2 means two hours after the reset and Reset −3 means three hours before it. The server clock is the same instant for everyone regardless of local timezone, so a reset-relative time points to a single moment worldwide; only the local hour it lands on changes from player to player.
Next reset: -
| Reset ±N | Your local time | When | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reset -6 | - - | ||
| Reset -4 | - - | ||
| Reset -3 | - - | ||
| Reset -2 | - - | ||
| Reset -1 | - - | ||
| Reset | - - | ||
| Reset +1 | - - | ||
| Reset +2 | - - | ||
| Reset +3 | - - | ||
| Reset +4 | - - | ||
| Reset +6 | - - | ||
| Reset +8 | - - | ||
| Reset +12 | - - |
Times shown in your local timezone (detecting…).
What does Reset +2 mean in Total Battle?
It means two hours after the daily server reset. With the 17:00 UTC reset this converter uses, Reset +2 is 19:00 UTC. Reset −3 works the same way in reverse: three hours before reset, or 14:00 UTC.
Is the server clock the same on every kingdom and timezone?
The server clock ticks the same instant for every player regardless of where they live, so a reset-relative time points to one moment worldwide. The wall-clock hour it maps to differs by kingdom and by your local timezone, which is why this converter is useful.
How do I convert Total Battle server time to my local time?
Enter the reset-relative offset (for example Reset +2) into the converter above and it shows the matching time in your local timezone, using your device clock so you never have to do the timezone math by hand.
Related guides
Section titled “Related guides”- Events & Boosts §Server Reset: what reset-relative times mean and where they show up.
- Daily Checklist: tasks tied to the daily reset window.
- Event Calendar: upcoming event windows timed against the same server reset.