Look, let's be honest, Com2uS has rolled out a fresh slice of guild combat content for Zeus: The God of Pride today, February 14th, introducing what they call 'Siege Warfare'. This massive battle pits a total of three guilds against each other for the ultimate ownership of a fortress. With one guild defending and two guilds mounting an assault, the mode relies heavily on guildmate cooperation and tactical counterplay to bash through the gates and push right into the core.

Getting into this brawl requires a bit of bidding, open exclusively to guilds that have previously bagged a territory by winning occupation wars. If a castle already has an owner, that lucky guild takes the defensive spot, while the top two bidding contenders step up as the attacking force. In the event that no guild currently owns the castle, the top three highest bidders get to join the fray, with the number one bidder taking up defensive duties. The bidding window to lock in a spot for the siege closes on February 17.

The skirmish runs for a maximum of 35 minutes, with the primary objective being the capture of the 'Holy Grail of Archon' nestled right in the heart of the fortress. Attacking guilds can make use of siege weapons to shell the gates or smash through them directly. From there, the attackers must systematically dismantle the guardian stones and occupation stones to push deeper into the center. If an attacking guild manages to successfully engrave the grail before the 20-minute mark hits, the roles flip completely, turning the attackers into defenders and vice versa.

The ultimate victor is crowned depending on the timing of the grail engraving and its occupation status at the end. The winning guild walks away with ownership of the fortress, while all three participating guilds pocket siege prize money doled out based on their final rankings. The very first siege war is scheduled to kick off at 8:00 PM on February 18.

For a closer look at the Siege Warfare update for Zeus: The God of Pride, you can head over to the official Zeus: The God of Pride websiteright now.